05-05 2020 11:22
wrote:
I am absolutely devastated to hear of Johnny's passing. I feel deeply heartbroken I missed the chance to see him in these recent years. I've known Johnny for 13.5 years, and whilst it began as a professional relationship, we developed a fondness for each other and a friendship flourished fairly quickly. He became a dear dear friend of mine. He had THAT cheeky grin and THAT boisterous laugh. I absolutely loved it. Johnny was bounding with life in all of his expressions, no matter what the circumstance. A true gentleman, kind, considerate, he was always doing the right thing. One of the good guys! He loved his kids, valued his career, took great pride in his responsibilities and he really was an outstanding guy. I played cupid so many years ago, and set him up with a friend of a friend, and they happened to spend 12.5 happy years together. I just loved the guy. It is not goodbye Johnny, ill see you on the other side. Now...about that lotto ticket?! haha. xxxx
05-05 2020 11:22
wrote:
I am absolutely devastated to hear of Johnny's passing. I feel deeply heartbroken I missed the chance to see him in these recent years. I've known Johnny for 13.5 years, and whilst it began as a professional relationship, we developed a fondness for each other and a friendship flourished fairly quickly. He became a dear dear friend of mine. He had THAT cheeky grin and THAT boisterous laugh. I absolutely loved it. Johnny was bounding with life in all of his expressions, no matter what the circumstance. A true gentleman, kind, considerate, he was always doing the right thing. One of the good guys! He loved his kids, valued his career, took great pride in his responsibilities and he really was an outstanding guy. I played cupid so many years ago, and set him up with a friend of a friend, and they happened to spend 12.5 happy years together. I just loved the guy. It is not goodbye Johnny, ill see you on the other side. Now...about that lotto ticket?! haha. xxxx
