John C. Johnson, 61, of Fremont, OH passed away on February 10, 2022 at his home. He was born on July 20, 1960 in Madison, WV the son of Hance and Beatrice (Moreland) Johnson. John married Patricia Deck on November 19, 1990 in Fremont, OH and she survives. He worked at Atlas Industries for twenty-five years until they closed. John enjoyed drag racing, NASCAR and working on his Mustangs. He also loved to spend time with his family, especially going to his grandchildren’s events and watching them play in his pool.
John is survived by his wife, Patricia Johnson, Fremont; children, Ryan (Jessica) Kroeger, St. Augustine, FL, Keith Moreland, Fremont and Alicia Casali, Baldwin, NY; grandchildren, William Kroeger, Victoria and Kayden Moreland; great grandchildren, AnáLeigh Sims and Jordan Sims, Jr.; siblings, Bob (Jean) Moreland, Madison, WV, Joe Moreland, Martinsburg, WV, Ray Moreland, Greenup, KY and Dot Cantrell, Fremont and many nieces and nephews.
He is preceded in death by his parents.
A graveside service will take place at a later date at Green Springs Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers memorials can be made to the family.
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Shirley Bovee
So sorry for your loss
Dot
Thank you Shirley ❤️
Ben
John, I will never forget going to the track with you and meeting team Pontiac fine tuning those Grand Nationals. Who would have thought that a V6 could run a 9.8. Hanging in the pit with you was priceless. Bob, Joe, Ray, Dot, patty, Keith and all my family. My heart is heavy, my tears are for your loss. Way to soon. I pray that God will send angels to comfort you in your time of need. Love you all. Xoxo’s.
Dot
Thank you Ben. He had some great memories with you. I know you will hold them close to your heart.
Arlinda Lewis
I had the pleasure of meeting John when he personally worked with me at Heinz in the Quality Department. Such a very nice man that I’m glad I got to know. We had great conversations about all kinds of things we both liked. You will be missed dearly
Dot Cantrell
Thank you so much, he skope fondly if you.
Deshawna lanea Bulger
I had the pleasure of working with John at heinz and got to know him, such a great wonderful guy. He will truly be missed.
Dottie Cantrell
Thank You for your kind words. John really enjoyed the time he worked with the girls at Heinz..
LaToya Johnson
John was only with us for a short time at Heinz and with me training him for Quality Lead I got to know him and he was just the sweetest and kindest man ever! I miss the ways he did certain jobs and i’m constantly comparing others to what john did! he was unique and tried his hardest. I appreciate some of the teachings he gave me and i won’t forget his smile. His smile always made my day!
I’m truly sorry for the family. He was a great man!
Dottie Cantrell
Thank you! My brother was a very hard worker and always went beyond what was required of him. He enjoyed his time at Heinz.
Brenda Barton
So sorry for your loss Dot! Brothers are so special to their sisters! Hugs and prayers ! ❤️
Dot Cantrell
Thank you Brenda, you are right. He will be so missed ❤