Memories of Johnny Allen Bajone

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Johnny Allen Bajone

Kelseyville, CA, USA

June 11, 1942 - November 20, 2020

Jun 11, 1942 - Nov 20, 2020

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Claude Palmer

Berkeley, CA, USA

Johnny was always nice to me when I worked in the kitchen as an assistant. One day, knowing that I was getting a lot of yelling from my head cook (used to call me "Stony"), Johnny came in and said, "Palmer- take a break! Somebody is here to see you!" He had a smile. I walked out front to the bar area only to see a young lady. It was Linda, my first girlfriend. The jukebox played "The Lady is a Tramp," and we had a brief and sweet reunion. The point here is that he knew what was going on in the kitchen and wanted us to have a decent day, not just work. Miss you, man!

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Bref Grigg

1960, Navy Port

Johnny

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Bref Grigg

1980, San Francisco, CA, USA

Johnny at the club

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Susan Rasmussen

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Claude Palmer

I worked for Johnny. He was always fair to me and helped solve problems like a Dad or big brother. When I... Read more I worked for Johnny. He was always fair to me and helped solve problems like a Dad or big brother. When I worked in the kitchen... Read more I worked for Johnny. He was always fair to me and helped... Read more

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Bref Grigg

He loved to debate and express his strong opinions. Never a dull moment with him.

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Bref Grigg

My Uncle was in the Navy and loved the ocean. I was able to arrange a sea burial for him. Sincere thanks ... Read more My Uncle was in the Navy and loved the ocean. I was able to arrange a sea burial for him. Sincere thanks to the U.S. Navy for ... Read more My Uncle was in the Navy and loved the ocean. I was... Read more

Susan Rasmussen

Im so happy u got to do this for him. This is wht he wanted to be buried at sea. Im so happy u got to do this for him. This is wht he wanted to be buried at sea. Im so happy u got to do this for him. This is wht he... Read more