Robert Johnson

Robert Johnson - PHOTO.jpegJOHNSON: ROBERT EARL

Passed away at home on Saturday December 2, 2017 at the age of 71 years. Beloved husband of 47 years to Joy (MacDonald) Johnson. Loving father of Jeremy (Shayna), and Christopher (Kristy). Dear Grampy of Alexis, Spencer, Jake, Tyler, and Aubrey. Son of the late Walter & Muriel (Peters) Johnson. Brother of Ron, Marlin, Walker, and the late Deloris, and Kathy. Brother-in-law of Sandi. Also survived by many nieces & nephews. Robert was a Veteran of the Vietnam War, Six Nations Councillor, Director of Gane Yohs for 30 plus years and actively involved with the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 164, Hagersville and the Six Nations Veterans Association. The family will honour his life with visitation at the Hyde & Mott Chapel, R.H.B. Anderson Funeral Homes Ltd., 60 Main Street, South, Hagersville on Monday 7-9 p.m., and on Tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service will be held at the Hagersville United Church, 34 Main Street, South, Hagersville on Wednesday December 6, 2017 at 11 a.m. Interment Chapel of the Delaware Cemetery, Six Nations. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Diabetes Association, Mohawk Institute or Hagersville United Church. www.rhbanderson.com

Condolences

Posted by Rose danielewicz on
Len & I would like to express our deep condolences to the families.
May he have a peaceful journey.
Rest in peace Robert.
Posted by Carla and Wayne Miller on
Sincere condolences to the family.
Posted by Les Henry on
Semper Fi Marine! Mission accomplished!The bad thing, you have first watch at the pearly gates.
Posted by Joanne & Richard Anderson on
Dear Joy, Jeremy & Shayna & family and Chris & Kristy & family. Our deepest sympathies on the loss of Bob, a special husband, father and grandfather. You are very much in our thoughts. Joy, remember that I am only a phone call away to return all the love and support that you have given me and our family all my life. You are a very special friend and cousin. The next few days will be difficult but I know that your strong faith in God will help to get you through it, along with the support of your loving family. All our love, Joanne and Richard
Posted by Lieutenant Colonel Robert Christopher on
On behalf of 56 Field Artillery Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery, I send condolences on the passing of Bob Johnson. He was a good friend of the Regiment, and a fellow soldier. Our thoughts are with him and his loved ones at this time of loss. Sincerely, Lieutenant Colonel Robert Christopher, Commanding Officer.
Posted by Brian & Brenda on
Joy and family. We would like to send our deepest sympathy at this time. We are sorry to hear that Bob passed.your prayers and thoughts are with all of you. Love Brian, Brenda,Craig, Crystal and David
Posted by Tabby hill on
To Joy and Families
I would like to send you my deepest sympathies on the passing of Bob. May you have strength in knowing that he is with the creator now and is at peace. May the creator offer you the strength you need for as long as you need it. Please know you are all in my thoughts. Hugs to those that need it.
Posted by Edward Chrzanowski on
A life well lived.
A peace well earned.
Posted by Commander 32 Canadian Brigade Group on
Rest in peace brother. We will miss you and your leadership.
Posted by Rebecca Jamieson on
To Joy and the family - our sincerest condolences. Bob will be remembered for his faithful service to his country and community and his love of family and friends. Bob will indeed be missed.
Posted by Sharon McKeown on
Joy and Family,
Our sincere condolences. Your loss is shared by many beyond your Family circle, I'm sure many you have never met.
Though we haven't seen Bob for several years, since complications with his health prevented his active Legion involvement, we've missed him, asking for him at every opportunity. My husband Bill and I had enjoyed the pleasure of Comrade Bob's company at most Saturday night dinners of District B Conventions.
Looking back, I recall with appreciation, when in meetings, as Bob rose to speak, projecting this natural calm, remarkably, everyone actually stopped to listen, as he shared a profound piece of wisdom, or philosophical insight into a situation we were battling, or sometimes just to put us in our place, effectively. To me, Comrade Bob was one of the few able 'to see the forest through the trees'.
WE WILL REMEMBER HIM. God Bless.
Sharon McKeown (past District B Commander)
Royal Canadian Legion
Ontario Command
Provincial President
Posted by Ray & Lynn Elder on
Our Dearest Joy. The news of Bob's passing reached Nashville Tennessee this morning and made us reflect Bob and yours journey. We wish we were there to hold and hug you Joy but that is not possible at this time. We are assured of the wonderful support of family and friends that have come into your life down through these years and will be there to fully support you Joy and the family. You have touched many lives including all those children at the school. Celebration of one's life is important and amidst the sorry and pain and tears may Wednesday's service do Bob justice. Condolences to Jeremy and Shayna and Christopher and Kristy and the grand-children. Thank you darling for being there for us always. Now may the God you serve princess keep you as the apple of His eye and in the palm of His hand all the days that He has given to you. Love you sweetie always Ray and Lynn. Nashville Tennessee.
Posted by Courtney on
My sincerest condolences to you Joy and your family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. Lots of love always.
Posted by Jenny Woodley on
My deepest condolences to the whole Johnson family. You are all in my thoughts during this difficult time. I hope you find solace in beautiful memories and the legacy Robert has created through his family. ~Jenny Woodley and family
Posted by Barb Miller on
Sincere condolences to the Johnson family; to Joy and his children that he was proud of.
Posted by Colleen Gorgan on
To my good friend Joy and her family. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the family at this difficult time. Even though I won't be able to make it out you will be in my thoughts tomorrow. May Bob Rest in Paradise
Posted by Hazel Johnson on
My sincere condolence to you Joy and your children and grandchildren. Bob was an excellent District 5 Councillor and showed such leadership in his position. He will surely be missed as everyone always wanted him to chair the meetings when the Chief was out of town. My thoughts and prayers are with your family at this very sad time.
Posted by Joe and Aisha Restoule General on
Our condolences to Joy, Chris and all your family. Though we are unable to attend visitation and the service, we have you in our thoughts and are sending you strength, support and love. His dedication to his community and country are a great testament to the person he was and how much he loved his community. May you feel the love in return from all those remembering him fondly and sharing in stories of his life. Peace.
Posted by Dorothy Russell on
Dear Joy, Bob's Children and Grandchildren... I am very deeply saddened to hear of Bob's passing. We have known each other and our families since elementary school, played sports together and became good friends and colleagues. Our work and political views may have differed on occasion but our love and respect as friends and colleagues remained constant. I will always remember your husband, father and gramppy as a true gentleman. You are in my prayers and thoughts as you absorb the loss of a wonderful loving man.
Sincerely, Dorothy.
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