Birth date: Mar 27, 1927 Death date: Aug 27, 2014
Carl Alfred Johnson, Jr. born March 27, 1927 in Muskegon, Michigan to Verna McCormick and Carl Alfred Johnson, Sr. passed away August 27, 2014 at the age of 87 of cancer. A 1950 graduate of Muskegon High School he served as a “Big Read Obituary
I got to know Carl more when I joined Banjo Club. He was an essential part of the band. I was amazed at his musical ability to hear a tune and play it. Carl was a lot of fun - he always had a smile on his face, and he made me feel very welcomed to the group. Carl will forever have a spot in my heart as one of those people that cross our paths on our life's journey who make it a joyful adventure. He will be missed by many.
Gail Ringelberg
Very sorry to hear of Uncle Carl's passing, all my prayers and love go out to Darlene and all his loves ones he left behind.....With my deepest sorrow,,,,,His favorite nephew Harry C. Johnson LOL Carl had a great sense of humor . He will be missed very much
Dear Johnson Family and Friends,
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your dear loved one. Please accept my family's sincere condolences. When someone you love dies, there is a sadness and a void that is excruciating and overwhelming. May it comfort you to know that our Creator hears our cries, empathizes with our broken hearts, and will soon act to rid us of this last enemy, death, forever. (Revelation 4:11, Psalms 34:18,1 Corinthians 15:26, Acts 24:15)
Darlene, Kevin, Randy & family,
Carl was an amazing man and lived every minute of his life to the fullest. We will honor his memory by living as he did. Our prayers are with you.
Lauri & Dennis Rouwhorst
Mr. Johnson as I called him, was my Mother Gloria's boss for 3 decades. He was always so nice to me. I always remember going to work with my Mom as a child and he would whistle and be so happy and pleasant all of the time. He didn't care that I was there because there was a half day of school or whatever was going on. He always asked if I had enought things to draw with or if I needed anything. He was so nice. He also let my Mom leave work if myself or my brother had an event that she needed to attend. Sometimes he would take us to lunch at Tony's. I thought that was really something. What a nice man. His office on Muskegon Heights on Broadway was always so clean. It was spotless. He was a great man and I am proud that I knew him. Sincerely-Karen Russell-Thomson
