My husband, Stephen Lee Johnson, passed away at our home in the early morning of Nov. 11, 2020. He had felt abandoned and unloved most of his life., By his parents, sibling and his own biological children.
He died from a heart attack caused by Huntington's Disease, which he inherited from his father.
when Steve passed he knew that he was truly loved.
In his obituary is listed, the ones who were here for him for 30 years. Which Was myself, my son Thomas Montgomery, my daughter January Trent, My brother James T Gaultney and Connie Frady, my sister Carol and Phil Hammond, and my sister Kaye Heath. Our grandchildren are listed and also our great grandchildren. They weren't ONLY my family, they were his.
This man wasn't perfect, none of us are. But he worked and supported his children by his first marriage and he also supported my children. He was a wonderful provider, husband and father to my children and a loving grandfather and great grand father and we will never forget him and his love.
He was cremated and we plan something special for him at a later date. He will have a head stone in our family plot, with my family, with my brother's permission.
Below is his obituary as he wanted it done.
Mr. Stephen Lee Johnson age 67 of Zebulon Ga, died Wednesday November 11, 2020 at his residence.
Mr. Johnson was born on May 1, 1953 in Barnesville, to the late Rudolph Reginald Johnson, and the late Dorothy Mae Smith Johnson. He worked as a Professor at Griffin Tech and ACT. He is preceded in death by his parents.
Survivors include his wife of 29 years, Susan Darlene Johnson of Zebulon, daughter, January Trent of Zebulon, son, Thomas Montgomery of Zebulon, brother-in-law, James T. Gaultney Jr. (Connie Frady) of Thomaston, sister-in-laws, Carol (Phil) Hammond of Williamson, Kaye Heath of Conyers, grandchildren, Aleigha Burke, Randall S. Bennett III, Logan Bennett, Ashton Montgomery, Emma Montgomery, great-grandchildren, Kassie and Kensley Harrington, and beloved service dog, Bandit Johnson.∼Stephen Johnson was born in Barnesville, GA and history of places and family was one of his obsessions. He loved knowing what pieces of land and houses had gone through during times like the Civil War. He also did hundred of hours of genealogical work to trace family members back as far as possible and gather stories about them. He had already contributed over 100 Memorials on this site as well as thousands of entries on Ancestry.
He left behind three out of his four sons and his daughter.
He died from a heart attack caused by Huntington's Disease, which he inherited from his father.
when Steve passed he knew that he was truly loved.
In his obituary is listed, the ones who were here for him for 30 years. Which Was myself, my son Thomas Montgomery, my daughter January Trent, My brother James T Gaultney and Connie Frady, my sister Carol and Phil Hammond, and my sister Kaye Heath. Our grandchildren are listed and also our great grandchildren. They weren't ONLY my family, they were his.
This man wasn't perfect, none of us are. But he worked and supported his children by his first marriage and he also supported my children. He was a wonderful provider, husband and father to my children and a loving grandfather and great grand father and we will never forget him and his love.
He was cremated and we plan something special for him at a later date. He will have a head stone in our family plot, with my family, with my brother's permission.
Below is his obituary as he wanted it done.
Mr. Stephen Lee Johnson age 67 of Zebulon Ga, died Wednesday November 11, 2020 at his residence.
Mr. Johnson was born on May 1, 1953 in Barnesville, to the late Rudolph Reginald Johnson, and the late Dorothy Mae Smith Johnson. He worked as a Professor at Griffin Tech and ACT. He is preceded in death by his parents.
Survivors include his wife of 29 years, Susan Darlene Johnson of Zebulon, daughter, January Trent of Zebulon, son, Thomas Montgomery of Zebulon, brother-in-law, James T. Gaultney Jr. (Connie Frady) of Thomaston, sister-in-laws, Carol (Phil) Hammond of Williamson, Kaye Heath of Conyers, grandchildren, Aleigha Burke, Randall S. Bennett III, Logan Bennett, Ashton Montgomery, Emma Montgomery, great-grandchildren, Kassie and Kensley Harrington, and beloved service dog, Bandit Johnson.∼Stephen Johnson was born in Barnesville, GA and history of places and family was one of his obsessions. He loved knowing what pieces of land and houses had gone through during times like the Civil War. He also did hundred of hours of genealogical work to trace family members back as far as possible and gather stories about them. He had already contributed over 100 Memorials on this site as well as thousands of entries on Ancestry.
He left behind three out of his four sons and his daughter.
My husband, Stephen Lee Johnson, passed away at our home in the early morning of Nov. 11, 2020. He had felt abandoned and unloved most of his life., By his parents, sibling and his own biological children.
He died from a heart attack caused by Huntington's Disease, which he inherited from his father.
when Steve passed he knew that he was truly loved.
In his obituary is listed, the ones who were here for him for 30 years. Which Was myself, my son Thomas Montgomery, my daughter January Trent, My brother James T Gaultney and Connie Frady, my sister Carol and Phil Hammond, and my sister Kaye Heath. Our grandchildren are listed and also our great grandchildren. They weren't ONLY my family, they were his.
This man wasn't perfect, none of us are. But he worked and supported his children by his first marriage and he also supported my children. He was a wonderful provider, husband and father to my children and a loving grandfather and great grand father and we will never forget him and his love.
He was cremated and we plan something special for him at a later date. He will have a head stone in our family plot, with my family, with my brother's permission.
Below is his obituary as he wanted it done.
Mr. Stephen Lee Johnson age 67 of Zebulon Ga, died Wednesday November 11, 2020 at his residence.
Mr. Johnson was born on May 1, 1953 in Barnesville, to the late Rudolph Reginald Johnson, and the late Dorothy Mae Smith Johnson. He worked as a Professor at Griffin Tech and ACT. He is preceded in death by his parents.
Survivors include his wife of 29 years, Susan Darlene Johnson of Zebulon, daughter, January Trent of Zebulon, son, Thomas Montgomery of Zebulon, brother-in-law, James T. Gaultney Jr. (Connie Frady) of Thomaston, sister-in-laws, Carol (Phil) Hammond of Williamson, Kaye Heath of Conyers, grandchildren, Aleigha Burke, Randall S. Bennett III, Logan Bennett, Ashton Montgomery, Emma Montgomery, great-grandchildren, Kassie and Kensley Harrington, and beloved service dog, Bandit Johnson.∼Stephen Johnson was born in Barnesville, GA and history of places and family was one of his obsessions. He loved knowing what pieces of land and houses had gone through during times like the Civil War. He also did hundred of hours of genealogical work to trace family members back as far as possible and gather stories about them. He had already contributed over 100 Memorials on this site as well as thousands of entries on Ancestry.
He left behind three out of his four sons and his daughter.
He died from a heart attack caused by Huntington's Disease, which he inherited from his father.
when Steve passed he knew that he was truly loved.
In his obituary is listed, the ones who were here for him for 30 years. Which Was myself, my son Thomas Montgomery, my daughter January Trent, My brother James T Gaultney and Connie Frady, my sister Carol and Phil Hammond, and my sister Kaye Heath. Our grandchildren are listed and also our great grandchildren. They weren't ONLY my family, they were his.
This man wasn't perfect, none of us are. But he worked and supported his children by his first marriage and he also supported my children. He was a wonderful provider, husband and father to my children and a loving grandfather and great grand father and we will never forget him and his love.
He was cremated and we plan something special for him at a later date. He will have a head stone in our family plot, with my family, with my brother's permission.
Below is his obituary as he wanted it done.
Mr. Stephen Lee Johnson age 67 of Zebulon Ga, died Wednesday November 11, 2020 at his residence.
Mr. Johnson was born on May 1, 1953 in Barnesville, to the late Rudolph Reginald Johnson, and the late Dorothy Mae Smith Johnson. He worked as a Professor at Griffin Tech and ACT. He is preceded in death by his parents.
Survivors include his wife of 29 years, Susan Darlene Johnson of Zebulon, daughter, January Trent of Zebulon, son, Thomas Montgomery of Zebulon, brother-in-law, James T. Gaultney Jr. (Connie Frady) of Thomaston, sister-in-laws, Carol (Phil) Hammond of Williamson, Kaye Heath of Conyers, grandchildren, Aleigha Burke, Randall S. Bennett III, Logan Bennett, Ashton Montgomery, Emma Montgomery, great-grandchildren, Kassie and Kensley Harrington, and beloved service dog, Bandit Johnson.∼Stephen Johnson was born in Barnesville, GA and history of places and family was one of his obsessions. He loved knowing what pieces of land and houses had gone through during times like the Civil War. He also did hundred of hours of genealogical work to trace family members back as far as possible and gather stories about them. He had already contributed over 100 Memorials on this site as well as thousands of entries on Ancestry.
He left behind three out of his four sons and his daughter.
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