Memories of Donald L Johnson

In memory of

Donald L Johnson

Bakersfield, CA

July 18, 1945 - January 28, 2022

Jul 18, 1945 - Jan 28, 2022

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Scott Robinson

Don was a man of simple to the point conversations. He had a big smile and we could always see that he loved his grandkids and great grandkids during our get togethers. Praying peace and contemptment for Linda, she is a strong woman. Much love to the Johnson family! God and the angels are rejoicing in heaven, but probably Don is trying to setup a Ham radio gear station.
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Pat DeLong kd7kel

We are so very sorry for your loss Linda (and all the rest of your family). We have fond memories of you and Don and Peyton over the years at Quartzfest, and especially appreciated the year you and Don brought Peyton to see AC after his motor home engine blew up. That was a kind thing to do and meant a lot. May God bring you peace and comfort in the time ahead. With love, Pat (kd7kel) and AC (n4svd)

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Pat DeLong kd7kel

2018, Quartzsite, AZ, USA

Don and Linda brought Peyton and his brother to visit AC the year the engine blew in AC's motor home and he wasn't parked at the 99.

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Kristyn Weed

My first memory of Don was thru emails prior to be and Linda coming to Quartzfest on 2011. When we first met, he and Linda drove up at almost dark in their red white and blue bus pulling their dune buggy. They got all settled in for the night and the next day Don got busy seeing up his 20 meter Moxon antenna. We had an antenna shootout that year and Don won first place in the 100watt category. He loved his military vehicles and was fun to talk to. I always looked forward to seeing himp and Linda at Quartzfest

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Jennifer Markon

Even though we live so far away my heart still broke when I heard the news of Uncle Don's passing. I can't imagine what you all are going through. I know there are no words that can truly communicate my condolences but I want you all to know how much you are loved and that everyone is in my heart and my prayers. Uncle Don was always filled with so much joy and love for everyone. I remember his laugh was contagious. That's what I remember most. He is already greatly missed!

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