Condolence: The last I saw Johnny was in the mid 50s when he was visiting his mother at her home. But I did think of him through the years. We were born the same year, a month apart. We were first cousins. As kids, we played together, made mud pies and spent a lot of time at his father's motorcycle shop. His father had the first Harley Davidson motorcycle dealership in the State of Iowa. His shop was in the garage of the Waddell Hotel in Marshalltown. In 1948 when HD came out with the 125 (pee poppers) we got to ride them at the old fairgrounds. We had big dreams for when we were grown how we were going to get our own motorcycles and ride all over the US. We talked about it a lot, but life took us down different paths...but I never forgot him or our dreams. Sympathies to the family and Johnny RIP

Condolence: I knew Johnny from my parents Ben and Vi Fussell. My mom worked with Johnny at Plaza Pontiac. He was a great guy!! He came to my parents 50th wedding anniversary which was back in 08/1998. He was still the vibrant good looking man that he was. Everyone loved him. He will be greatly missed. RIP Johnny.

Condolence: I love you like a brother we were great friends for more years then I can count. Many,many miles traveled and many, many memories shared with you and Beaulah(Frances). See you on the other side my brother.

Condolence: Please allow me to express my deepest condolences for your family's loss. I hope that you will find comfort in the real hope that the Bible gives of being reunited with your loved one again. In the Bible at John 5:28, 29 it reads, "Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out.". The Bible there promises that your loved one will come back to life again in the resurrection. (Acts 24:15) The Bible also promises that soon death will be no more. (Revelation 21:3, 4) I encourage you to visit JW.org for more information about this wonderful hope.