Birth date: Oct 17, 1957 Death date: Jul 31, 2014
Martin Lee Johnson, son of Darrell Todd and Wanda Fae Miller Johnson, was born October 17, 1957 in Lincoln, Nebraska and departed this life on July 31, 2014 at his home in Springfield, Missouri at the age of fifty-six years, nine Read Obituary
Sending condolences to the Johnson family. I just learned and am so sad to hear of Martin's passing. Was very close to the family during my early years. Was fortunate to have Wanda's place of business in Nixa take care of my wedding reception in 1998 and got to see Martin briefly. Wished i could have got to see Linda as I have very fond memories of our friendship when we were young. So very sorry for the family's loss.
Wanda (Woody) Schreurs
Julie (Goss) Spriggs
My sincere condolences to the Johnson family. So saddened to hear of the passing of Martin. Our families spent a great deal of time together many years ago. Our Dad's seemed to be up to their onerous ways and hunting adventures most all the time. As kids we were always a loud, rambunctious bunch running in and out and everywhere. I remember my Mom cooking big meals of whatever the guys brought in, whether it be rabbit, deer meat, fish, frog legs, etc.
During these visits most of my time was spent with Linda and Martin--thinking he was so cute :)) --and most especially loved his smile. I'm sure that smile will be missed by so many, but hopefully you have a lot of great memories to reflect on. So very sorry for your loss.
I grew up with the Johnsons in Mansfield. So sorry for your loss. Anna Brooke (Keeling)
My thoughts and prayers go out to all of my family in Missouri who are in mourning, especially Aunt Wanda, Mark, BJ, and Linda. Martin will forever be remembered and loved. I love all of you and wish God's comfort upon you. Leland
I went to school with Martin at Fair Grove and have many good memories. So sad to hear of Martin's passing. Love and prayers for the Johnson Families. Never to be forgotten. Rest In Peace. Kay (Wallace) Cruise-Hook
I remember Martin's onrey side. We had English together. He set in front of me (Patti). Constantly turning around and teasing me about my glasses. They were big which he always told me I needed windshield wipers. Rest in Peace! You will be missed but never forgotten!
Our Deepest Sympathies
Larry & Patti Stacey
Thoughts and Prayer to all the Johnson family.
Bill and Rhonda Bradam
