Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NameEvelyn Louise KEMPER 
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643Birth Date20 Jun 1925
Birth PlaceClyde, Callahan County, Texas
Death Date3 Feb 2004 Age: 78
Death PlacePleasant Grove, Utah County, Utah
Burial PlaceBluffdale, Salt Lake County, Utah, Utah State Veterans Memorial Park
Spouses
Birth Date8 Sep 1923
Birth PlaceCasper, Natrona County, Wyoming
Death Date5 Jan 1997 Age: 73
Death PlacePleasant Grove, Utah County, Utah
Burial PlaceBluffdale, Salt Lake County, Utah, Utah State Veterans Memorial Park
MemoU.S., Find a Grave Index, 1600s-Current
OccupationWWII Army, Bronze Star,
FatherLouis Clark JOHNSON (1893-1953)
MotherLeta Pearl WADKINS (1905-1999)
Family ID6622
Family Media
ChildrenPhillis Ann (1947-2007)
Harry Clark (1952-2006)
Notes for D. J. (Spouse 1)
D. J. Johnson
D. J. Johnson was born September& 1923 ln Casper, Wyoming and died January 5, 1997 at 12:10 a.m.in the American Fork Hospital.
He was survived his wife Evelyn I. Kemper Johnson; a daughter Phyllis Ann Johnson Fry; a son Harry C. and Becky I. Johnson,
grandson Kenneth (Kenny) E. Rippetoe and granddaughter Lorene (Renee) Rippetoe. His mother, Pearl Johnson; brothers,David lJohnson, Floyd Johnson, Harrel Johnson, Ray Lee Johnson, and Franklin Johnson. Sisters, Florene Brown, Maxine Longpre’, and Vinita Bevans. His mother, brothers, sisters, nieves and nephews are all from Texas.
D. J. was a member of the Merrill’s Marauders during WWII. He received the Bronze Star in the Pacific Theater of Operations during the Northern Solomon's Campaign. He worked for the Soil Conservation Service for 30 years and in those years worked in the states of Texas, Nevada, and New Mexico. D. J. and Evelyn retired in Decono, Colorado. In 1994, they moved to Pleasant Grove, Utah to be closer to their children.
A grave side service was held January 8, 1997 at the Utah Veterans Memorial Park. The services were conducted by Rev. Name and the American Flag was presented to Evelyn by her son Harry C. Johnson. D. J. Johnson will be missed by his family but never forgotten.
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D. J. Johnson was born September& 1923 ln Casper, Wyoming and died January 5, 1997 at 12:10 a.m.in the American Fork Hospital.
He was survived his wife Evelyn I. Kemper Johnson; a daughter Phyllis Ann Johnson Fry; a son Harry C. and Becky I. Johnson,
grandson Kenneth (Kenny) E. Rippetoe and granddaughter Lorene (Renee) Rippetoe. His mother, Pearl Johnson; brothers,David lJohnson, Floyd Johnson, Harrel Johnson, Ray Lee Johnson, and Franklin Johnson. Sisters, Florene Brown, Maxine Longpre’, and Vinita Bevans. His mother, brothers, sisters, nieves and nephews are all from Texas.
D. J. was a member of the Merrill’s Marauders during WWII. He received the Bronze Star in the Pacific Theater of Operations during the Northern Solomon's Campaign. He worked for the Soil Conservation Service for 30 years and in those years worked in the states of Texas, Nevada, and New Mexico. D. J. and Evelyn retired in Decono, Colorado. In 1994, they moved to Pleasant Grove, Utah to be closer to their children.
A grave side service was held January 8, 1997 at the Utah Veterans Memorial Park. The services were conducted by Rev. Name and the American Flag was presented to Evelyn by her son Harry C. Johnson. D. J. Johnson will be missed by his family but never forgotten.
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