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Dallas E. Johnson

Dallas E. Johnson

Wednesday, April 4th, 2012

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  Dallas E. Johnson, age 58, of Sedro-Woolley, passed away April 4, 2012. He was born June 30, 1953, in Burlington, to David and Lillian (Tyree) Johnson.
He was married to Shirley Shultz in Salem Oregon, July 19, 1980. Dallas loved his kids and grandkids. He was the Coffee Ministry at His Place Community Church. Dallas loved his job and “the guys” at Skagit Redi-Mix/ Smokey Point Concrete, where he worked for 27 years. He enjoyed day trips, traveling throughout the area, visiting farmers’ markets, and considered himself a “Thrifty Trifler” at 2nd hand stores. He enjoyed fishing, but was an avid NRA lifetime member, a gun enthusiast who reloaded and even picked up brass at the gravel pit. He enjoyed The History and Military Channels, Axemen, Pawn Stars and Sons of Guns.
Dallas is survived by his wife of 31 years, Shirley; daughters, Rochelle Johnson, Wendy and her husband, Jorge Martinez and Babette Gray; son, Adam Johnson and his fiancé, Misty Jones; mother, Lillian Johnson; grandchildren, Zachary, JR, Cheyenn, Chailinn, Michelle and Lucian.
He was preceded in death by his father, David and daughter, Devin Renae.
A Memorial Service will be held at 2:00 PM, Tuesday, April 10, 2012, at His Place Community Church, 1480 S. Burlington Blvd., Burlington, with Pastor John Birk presiding. Memorial contributions may be made to North Puget Sound Cancer Center, Sedro-Woolley. Cremation arrangements are under the care of Lemley Chapel

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  • Darlene Lowrance Nichols

    Dallas was a wonderful man he was alway great to talk to. He was alway uplifting to see and talk to. He will be missed very much. I still always look when a truck passes it remind me of him.

  • Phil Queen

    I was sorry to hear of the passing of Dallas. We first met in 7th grade. Our friendship continued through High School and graduation of our great class of 1971. We shared lots of laughs and stories during Ag. and Shop class. After moving to North Carolina in 1972, I lost touch with Dallas. I sincerely hope that he had a great life albeit somewhat short. All my sympathy to his Wife and family.

  • Phil Queen

    I was sorry to hear of the passing of Dallas. We first met in Junior High in the 7th grade. Our friendship
    continued through High School and Graduation of our great class of 1971. We shared lots of laughs and
    stories, especially during Ag. and Shop class. After moving to North Carolina in 1972, I lost touch with
    Dallas .I sincerely hope he had a great life albeit some what short.
    All my sympathy to his Wife and family.

  • Tim Walmer

    So sorry to hear of your loss. Our love and prayers are with you. If you look to HIM, He will give you strength for the days ahead.

  • Debra Heitman-Louden

    So sorry to hear of the passing of Dallas. He will be greatly missed. We are praying for all of you.

  • Donna Beland (flack)

    Our father has called you home, god bless you and a heart felt condolences to your family and friends, sadness and grief will be felt by all, but also I pray that they can find peace in knowing that your are with the father of all.

  • JB. C. Bryson

    Having a friend like Dallas for more than 50 years, has been entertaining. While I was out of the area, it was often years between visits. Yet, it always seemed just like yesterday since we had last time we spoke. Knowing Dallas was to know how much he enjoyed his family. From construction people you would find out Dallas was one of the only drivers to be capable of backing a Cement truck into and out of areas, that only a volkswagon should have gone. Dallas will be missed for many reasons, but for me, it is the loss of a friend.

  • Roger Valentine

    May God give you the blessing of peace. Dallas was, a great man who will be missed.

  • Jeff Mills

    Big D—-you will be missed and your solid faith long remembered,until we meet again in Heaven–10 Roger
    praying for you Shirley, kids, grandkids, Mom and the many many lives Dallas touched with God’s love!

  • Jim and Terri Cannon

    Praying for you at this time Shirley and family. We have some good memories of time spent with you two in years gone by. And also remembering the time when little Devin was born when God brought you through a difficult time. God is faithful, and He will be your strength once again. Love in Jesus.

    Jim and Terri