Birth date: Sep 14, 1964 Death date: Apr 10, 2018
Jimmy A. Johnson, age 53, of Fruitland Park, Fl. passed away on April 10, 2018 in an Orlando Florida Healthcare facility. Jimmy is the son of Jimmy A. Johnson (deceased), and mother, Carol Sprague. Jimmy was a native of Wisconsin Read Obituary
Jimmy spent much of his time giving to others, sharing his companionship, his generosity and helping any and all of us when we were in need. His heart and soul were one of a kind, all of those who shared a friendship with Jimmy and Jodi have been truly blessed. Jimmy will be greatly missed by those left behind but take comfort knowing he is now in the company of our great friends and loved ones who went before us. Rest in Peace dear Jimmy you will be missed.
This is hard for me to type as I have tears coming down my face, but Jimmy and I have so many memories together it's too much to type. Jimmy always helped me to get better at bowling. Jimmy and I always have a blast decorating for Halloween. I miss you so much and I know your looking down on all of us right now. I promise you that I will make this Halloween dedicated to you this year. I love you and miss you Uncle Jimmy.
I will never forget the day, after my long journey with cancer, that Jimmy walked up to me, gave me a hug, and told me how proud he was. That moment was so special, and stays with me always. I only shed tears of frustration that Jimmy could not have the same end result as myself. I am sure that he is now in a great place, enjoying great things/people, without pain or suffering. I am so proud of the battle you fought.....YOU are my hero.
I am so sorry for your loss Jodi. I have known you and Jimmy so long I feel like you guys are family. We lost a great man, a great friend and one hell of a bowler. And what I will miss the most is someone who would be brutally honest with me and tell me that I'm a crappy bowler and its not the bowling balls fault. I will miss you my brother from another mother.
Kandi and Gwen send our most sincere condolences Jodi,we love u. Jimmy was such a a kind, caring man, and will be greatly missed by all.
Dear Jodi,
We are here for you if you need us for anything. Jimmie welcomed us and always made us feel like family. Jimmie was brave and strong during this journey of his. Tim enjoyed playing golf with him! Jimmie also helped me with my golf fundraiser for all of my special kiddos. Jimmie was a truly kind man and will be missed. We love you and appreciate your friendship.
You are in our hearts and prayers.
Always,
Tim and Debra
Dearest jimmy, saying you'll be missed is an understatement at its finest. The smiles you put on Jodis face alone made those around y'alls day. Such a good man, with a heart of gold. Your memory will always live on. ❤️ Go rest high!!
You can always tell alot about a man in how he treats his lady. No doubt he loved Jodie and in my opinion..a man of great character. I will think of you every time I hear a Steely Dan song. Rest in peace my friend, you put up one hell of a fight.
I had this cat named Bandit when Jimmy lived with us. In the living room was a square "party table" that Bandit would like to jump on. Jimmie would polished the heck out of and call Bandit. Of course the cat would come running and jump on the table and kept sliding till he went off the other side. We entertained our self many times at that cat's expense!
When Jimmy got his first 300, we bowled together in a mixed league. He sat down beside me in the bowling circle. You could feel the tension and excitement in the air. I started to talk to him, he was like a son to me, about anything and everything I could pull out of the air. Anything but bowling! Come 10th frame and picked up his ball and stood on the approach. I know the whole bowling house was either praying or had their fingers crossed. He did it! A perfect 300! He came back and gave me a big ole hug, and said, "Thanks for talking to me to ease my nerves!"
