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| Spouse: |
Betty J. Johnson, 9-Dec-50
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| Children: |
Pat Johnson
Billie Voyles
Jeff Johnson
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| Grandchildren: |
Lori Riddle Schnyder
Lisa Riddle Amanda Johnson, Jeremy Johnson, Great Grandchildren, Cory Schnyder, Jonathon Schynder
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| Parents: |
Loma and Ruth Johnson
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| Siblings: |
John "Jack" Johnson
Barbara Johnson Bonnie Sadler Johnson
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| Grandparents: |
None listed
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Cemetery Location Map to Gravesite |
Birth Date: 7/3/1924
Death Date: 3/6/2005
Washington Park North Cemetery
Court of the Apostles, Section 1A, Level 4, Crypt 47D
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| He enjoyed open wheel racing, country music and computers. After serving in World War 2, Howard worked as a janitor at Indiana Bell and worked his way up to supervisor in his 35 years, Upon his retirement from Indiana Bell, Howard was asked by IUPUI to work for them setting up their tele-communications department. He loved working with computers and could often be seen reading a technical manual.He enjoyed spending time in Tennessee at Dollywood so he and his wife Betty could enjoy all the country music playing there. He also loved attending the Indy 500 race and qualifications. Each weekend in May, rain or shine Howard could be found at the track enjoying his favorite racecar drivers.But first and foremost Howard loved his family especially his wife Betty who he met at a restaurant in Frankfort, Indiana. They married and enjoyed 54 wonderful years together.He taught his children patience, determination but most of all how to love. He was generous with his time and never failed to help any of them when they needed him. |
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In the front yard after school.
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In the Army during World War 2.
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He was always happy and smiling.
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Working with his son Jeff on a computer.
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Spending time with grandchildren and his wife.
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He loved country music and went to Dollywood every year with his wife and grandchildren.
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At Indy ready for qualifications to begin. He loved the month of May!
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Celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary.
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Family and a big meal was very important to us.
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Howard loved Christmas time and his lazyboy chair!
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