Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NameAlfred Leon "Al" JOHNSON 
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152Birth Date13 Apr 1921
Birth PlaceSalina, Saline County, Kansas
Death Date15 Aug 1983 Age: 62
Death PlaceTopeka, Shawnee County, Kansas
Burial Date17 Aug 1983
Burial PlaceVassar, Osage County, Kansas, Vassar Cemetery
OccupationWWII Army, CF&I, Pueblo Water Works,
ReligionPueblo CO Temple Baptist
FatherCharles Thomas JOHNSON (1890-1982)
MotherGolda Marie RYAN (1896-1982)
Spouses
Birth Date18 Jul 1922
Birth PlaceGarnett, Anderson County, Kansas
Death Date27 Mar 2010 Age: 87
Death PlacePueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado
Burial PlacePueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado, Imperial Memorial Gardens Cemetery
MemoSec. A, Lot 124, gr 3 38º13‘17”N 104º41’01”W
FatherGrover VICTOR (1890-1969)
MotherMyrtle Ellen HULSE (1885-1978)
Family ID286
Marr Date15 Jan 1945
Marr PlaceKansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas
ChildrenM. E. (1946-)
Vickie Leon (1954-1985)
No Children
Notes for Alfred Leon "Al" JOHNSON
Feltner Funeral Home
Lyndon, Kan.
Alfred Johnson, Quenemo, Kan., 62, died Aug. 15 at Topeka, Kan., from cancer. Survivors include wife, Mona, of the home at Quenemo; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Dixon, Greenville, N.C., Mrs. Vickie Gonzales, Pueblo; two brothers, Terrell Johnson, Grove, Okla., and Jack Johnson, Pueblo; two sisters, Mrs. Nicie Warren, and Mrs. Ellen bartlett, of Joplin, Mo.; eight stepchildren and 13 grandchildren. Born April 13, 1921, at Ellis, Kan. He lived in Melvern and Quenemo communities since 1978. He had worked for Osage County Road Department during that time. Johnson lived in the Pueblo area for many years and had worked for Pueblo Water works for 31 years. Member of Temple Baptist Church at Pueblo. A World War II veteran, he servied in the U.S. Army. Service was held today, Aug. 17, 1983, at the Quenemo Baptist Church, Quenemo, Kan. Interment, Vassar Cemetery, Vassar, Kan. Memorials may be given to the American Cancer Society in his memory and sent to the Feltner Funeral Home.
Lyndon, Kan.
Alfred Johnson, Quenemo, Kan., 62, died Aug. 15 at Topeka, Kan., from cancer. Survivors include wife, Mona, of the home at Quenemo; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Dixon, Greenville, N.C., Mrs. Vickie Gonzales, Pueblo; two brothers, Terrell Johnson, Grove, Okla., and Jack Johnson, Pueblo; two sisters, Mrs. Nicie Warren, and Mrs. Ellen bartlett, of Joplin, Mo.; eight stepchildren and 13 grandchildren. Born April 13, 1921, at Ellis, Kan. He lived in Melvern and Quenemo communities since 1978. He had worked for Osage County Road Department during that time. Johnson lived in the Pueblo area for many years and had worked for Pueblo Water works for 31 years. Member of Temple Baptist Church at Pueblo. A World War II veteran, he servied in the U.S. Army. Service was held today, Aug. 17, 1983, at the Quenemo Baptist Church, Quenemo, Kan. Interment, Vassar Cemetery, Vassar, Kan. Memorials may be given to the American Cancer Society in his memory and sent to the Feltner Funeral Home.
Research notes for Alfred Leon "Al" JOHNSON
Census: 1930, Pueblo, Pueblo Co, CO age 9, in school. Alfred L.21
Notes for Ethel Jane (Spouse 1)
Ethel Jane Johnson, 87, of Pueblo, went to be with the Lord on March 27, 2010. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Vickie Spicola; and son Lester Leslie. She is survived by her daughter, Mary Dixon; sons, Paul (Kristen) and Alan (Tori) Spicola; grandchildren, Rusty, Karla, Kari, Daytona, Chase and Enzo; great-grandchildren, Aaron, Abigail, Austin and Dixon; and numerous extended family members. Jane was a wonderful asset to the community. She owned her own assisted living home for the mentally ill for 35 years. Jane was loved for her feisty personality and openly speaking her mind. She enjoyed her grandchildren and spending time with them. The family would like to express special thanks to Jason. Graveside service, Noon Thursday, Imperial Memorial Gardens.
Pueblo Chieftain Funeral Notice Wednesday March 31, 2010
On Ancestry from Cardairne
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Pueblo Chieftain Funeral Notice Wednesday March 31, 2010
On Ancestry from Cardairne
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