LEO JOHNSON, JR., aged 62 years, dearly beloved husband for 38 years to Cynthia (nee Hazen), dear father of Nathan (wife Camille), Sarah, Seth, Zachary (wife Jenny), Miriam and Anna, loving grandfather of Luke, Devin, Isabella, Gabriella, Brooklynn, Layla, Simeon, Hayden, Jordan, Sophia, twins Rajon and Rihana, and Xavier, cherished son of Annie Ruth Mobley (husband Willie “?? deceased) and the late Leo Sr., devoted brother of Shirley, Gwen, and Gilda, also survived by many other relatives and friends.
In lieu of flowers, donations are welcome to the Leo Johnson Family Trust, c/o the funeral home. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2009 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 32895 Cedar Rd., Mayfield Heights, at 11 AM. Burial following in Lake View Cemetery.
The family will receive friends to pay tribute and celebrate the life of Leo at THE DeJOHN-FLYNN-MYLOTT FUNERAL HOME OF SOUTH EUCLID, 4600 MAYFIELD RD. (just East of Green Rd.) on Wednesday, November 4, 2009 from 4-8 PM.
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Jane Crawford
Oh! Cyndi! How sorry I was to learn of Leo’s death. I have been praying for him every day since you and I last talked at Wendy’s and wondered how you were getting along. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Love,
Jane & Jerry Crawford
Kathryn Clark, CWRU
Dear Nathan and Family,
I send my prayers and thoughts of strength for all of you.
Sincerely
Kathryn Clark
CWRU, CCI
Paul Petrick
Hi Cyndi. This is Paul Petrick, I met you on a few occasions a long time ago when Leo was my boss at Flexsys. I’m also the son of Edward Petrick who played with Leo on their championship softball team at St. Barnabas I believe. When Leo became my boss at Flexsys he knew my last name was familiar and asked if I was related to an Edward. I said he’s my dad and he said I think I was on his softball team. When I told my dad he produced a softball from the championship team that all the team had signed including Leo. I brought the ball into work to show Leo. We all got quite a kick out of that small world story and I always really liked Leo, but unfortunately lost contact with him when we both left Flexsys. My dad recently passed away and I have the softball now and it made me google Leo’s name and unfortunately I found the obituary when I was hoping to find a Facebook page where I could contact him. Leo was still so young. I was having a really sad day and unfortunately this just made it sadder. I doubt you will get this message since Leo’s passing was a while ago now, but I hope that somehow you get this. If so, my email is paulpetrick@hotmail.com. If you didn’t mind sending me a quick email to tell me you got this that would somehow be somewhat cathartic at this time. My condolences for Leo even though it was so long ago. I wish I could have been there at the time to express my sympathy and to tell you how much I liked Leo and what a great guy he was to all that knew him in our workplace.