Birth date: Feb 16, 1947 Death date: Nov 18, 2020
Kenneth Gene Johnson, 73, of Waynesville, MO, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, November 18, 2020 at his home of 20 years in Crosby, TX. His wife, Connie and grandson, Cody, were by his side. Kenneth Johnson was born in Waynesv Read Obituary
Prayers and condolences for the Johnson family. I worked with Ken for a number of years at Advanced Aromatics and he was a hard worker and nice guy. God Bless.
George F. McCraney
My heartfelt condolences to cousin Connie and all the family. Ken always seemed happy and content. Heaven must have gained an angel. Rest In Peace Ken.
Our most sincerest condolences to the Johnson Family. It was a pleasure to be in your presence and always giving Connie and the family love and support. Heaven gained a new angel.
-Matt & Amy Keneipp, Washington DC
Ken was an angel on earth. No one ever had a bad word to say about Ken. He was very simple but the sweetest person. He had the warmest smile and gave the warmest hugs. He was there for you no matter what, just to listen to whatever you had to say
Papa Ken’s warm smile could make any heart melt. He was one of the kindest, most gentle men I have ever known. When I would go by the house to visit, I would always catch him napping on the downstairs couch with his little dog by his side. When Memaw was cooking, he would sneak the dog a little bite to eat every time. Memaw and Papa Ken became like family over the years of knowing them. This loss weighs heavy on my heart, but I know I will see Papa Ken’s warm smile again.
My sincere condolences to Connie and the whole family. Ken was a quiet nice man who kindly just smiled at our loud crazy family. His love for beans at my mom’s was a known fact. I appreciate all the efforts Ken and Connie made to visit my parents in south Texas. Cheers to your steadfast support and love of your family. May your soul RIP.
Becky Gustamante
Farewell Cowboy Ken! I will always remember how kind and funny you were. I look at all these pictures of you Connie and family and see just how much you were loved. Be at peace Cowboy. Always in my thoughts ♥️
Ken was a strong, hard working, kind, army veteran with a silly side. He was the most patient man I've even met in my life. He easily gained the respect and adoration by any one who knew him. He was a genuine friend who was determined to teach you a life lesson, how to build / fix something or get a laugh out of you. I didn't really have much of a family growing up. Without hesitation Connie and Ken took me in and showed me what family meant. I remember being in shock how large the family was during my first Christmas. At first I was quiet and shy but in time I loosened up, now Johnson would tell me I forgot what being queit was like. There's no other place that feels like home than being surrounded by their family. I lost count how many times he quietly scared me not even trying to. But he always got a good laugh from me being such a scaredy cat. But it wasn't as good of a laugh as when he tried to take me to home depot to have his grandson. He made a huge impact in everyone around him. His stories and lessons will live on as we raise his grandchildren and great grandchildren. I am for ever grateful I had such an amazing person in my life.
