Sandy K. Johnson |
| Posted 2009-08-22 by Sharla |
| The White Mountain Independent Show Low, Arizona 06/24/2005 Sandy K. Johnson died: June 10, 2005. He was born Jan. 3, 1957 in Holbrook to Robert and Nonie Johnson. He grew up in Snowflake. He served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Des Moines, Iowa and Independence Missouri Missions. After his mission he married his loving eternal campanion Nancy Fetzer. He worked for a few years at the Paper Mill and then spent over 20 years building beautiful custom homes in the Valley. He was a lifelong devoted member of his church, serving in many leadership positions. He was truly an amazing man who was honored and revered by many. He was always in the service of others, and in the process, his life touched so many lives. He was loved so much and will be greatly missed. He was a great teacher and devoted father and husband. He had many wonderful friends and enjoyed their contiued association. He was an expert fisherman, participated in many Bass tournaments and won many honors. He also served as a member of the Skeeter State Bass Team. He loved all sports and played many of them including, football, baseball, basketball, and golf. He is survived by his eternal companion Nancy of Gilbert; son, Aaron (Amy); granddaughter Halle; daughters Tera and Megan; parents, Robert and Nonie Johnson of Snowflake; brothers Rick Johnson (Altia) of Mesa and Lynn Johnson (Paula) of Snowflake; grandparents Harvey and Virginia Wilhelm of Snowflake, in-laws Charles and Helen Fetzer of Sun Ctiy. Services were held June 14 at the Val Vista Stake Center in Gilbert, with burial in Snowflake that same day. Bunkers Mortuary of Mesa handled arrangements. See Also: Find A Grave |
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