Kenneth LeRoy Johnson was born July 16, 1932 to Raymond and Elsa Johnson in Springdale, ID. He and his brothers and sisters Johnny, Leonard, Marie and LaRay were born at home on the family farm. He was raised working hard on the farm, a practice he continued his whole life.
Kenneth was married to Annie Jenks on Dec. 11, 1951 in the Idaho Falls Temple. On their first anniversary, Annie was not too excited that Kenneth was entering boot camp to serve in the Korean War. Their greatest work and joy was raising their children, Arlan, Bryce, Kendra, Rozell, Terril, Sherma, Jolene, and Marcia.
Kenneth Johnson passed away at his home in Buhl, ID on January 4, 1912. Kenneth was preceded in death by his wife Annie, son Bryce, and grand-daughter Chancey .
Kenneth was married to Annie Jenks on Dec. 11, 1951 in the Idaho Falls Temple. On their first anniversary, Annie was not too excited that Kenneth was entering boot camp to serve in the Korean War. Their greatest work and joy was raising their children, Arlan, Bryce, Kendra, Rozell, Terril, Sherma, Jolene, and Marcia.
Kenneth Johnson passed away at his home in Buhl, ID on January 4, 1912. Kenneth was preceded in death by his wife Annie, son Bryce, and grand-daughter Chancey .
Kenneth LeRoy Johnson was born July 16, 1932 to Raymond and Elsa Johnson in Springdale, ID. He and his brothers and sisters Johnny, Leonard, Marie and LaRay were born at home on the family farm. He was raised working hard on the farm, a practice he continued his whole life.
Kenneth was married to Annie Jenks on Dec. 11, 1951 in the Idaho Falls Temple. On their first anniversary, Annie was not too excited that Kenneth was entering boot camp to serve in the Korean War. Their greatest work and joy was raising their children, Arlan, Bryce, Kendra, Rozell, Terril, Sherma, Jolene, and Marcia.
Kenneth Johnson passed away at his home in Buhl, ID on January 4, 1912. Kenneth was preceded in death by his wife Annie, son Bryce, and grand-daughter Chancey .
Kenneth was married to Annie Jenks on Dec. 11, 1951 in the Idaho Falls Temple. On their first anniversary, Annie was not too excited that Kenneth was entering boot camp to serve in the Korean War. Their greatest work and joy was raising their children, Arlan, Bryce, Kendra, Rozell, Terril, Sherma, Jolene, and Marcia.
Kenneth Johnson passed away at his home in Buhl, ID on January 4, 1912. Kenneth was preceded in death by his wife Annie, son Bryce, and grand-daughter Chancey .
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