John Wisner was born on the family farm in Onalaska, Wash., to Douglas Llewellyn and Alta Mary (Jeffries)Wisner.
After high school, John worked in the Longview area, where he met and married his lifelong love, Donna Sweeney. Soon after, he was drafted into the United States Army, he was sent to Fort Dix, N.J. Donna followed him there with their infant twins.
John became a letter carrier and was well-known in Longview as a mailman who rode a bicycle. He became shop steward and union president. Union conferences took John and Donna on many trips around the country.
He was a devoted family man. His farm in Vader was where they raised four daughters, Michelle Shannon (Rick), Lisa Beaver (Tony), Valerie Wisner (Kenny), and Laurice Stewart (Todd). They also have seven grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
John attended many sporting events to cheer on his daughters and then his grandchildren. His encouragement extended to all of their varied interests over the years. He loved to read, listen to music and sing, he never met a stranger.
Johnny's sense of humor and wonderful infectious laugh will be missed by all who knew him.
He is survived by his siblings, Neysa Allyn, Doug Wisner, Norman Wisner and Mary Wisner.
After high school, John worked in the Longview area, where he met and married his lifelong love, Donna Sweeney. Soon after, he was drafted into the United States Army, he was sent to Fort Dix, N.J. Donna followed him there with their infant twins.
John became a letter carrier and was well-known in Longview as a mailman who rode a bicycle. He became shop steward and union president. Union conferences took John and Donna on many trips around the country.
He was a devoted family man. His farm in Vader was where they raised four daughters, Michelle Shannon (Rick), Lisa Beaver (Tony), Valerie Wisner (Kenny), and Laurice Stewart (Todd). They also have seven grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
John attended many sporting events to cheer on his daughters and then his grandchildren. His encouragement extended to all of their varied interests over the years. He loved to read, listen to music and sing, he never met a stranger.
Johnny's sense of humor and wonderful infectious laugh will be missed by all who knew him.
He is survived by his siblings, Neysa Allyn, Doug Wisner, Norman Wisner and Mary Wisner.
John Wisner was born on the family farm in Onalaska, Wash., to Douglas Llewellyn and Alta Mary (Jeffries)Wisner.
After high school, John worked in the Longview area, where he met and married his lifelong love, Donna Sweeney. Soon after, he was drafted into the United States Army, he was sent to Fort Dix, N.J. Donna followed him there with their infant twins.
John became a letter carrier and was well-known in Longview as a mailman who rode a bicycle. He became shop steward and union president. Union conferences took John and Donna on many trips around the country.
He was a devoted family man. His farm in Vader was where they raised four daughters, Michelle Shannon (Rick), Lisa Beaver (Tony), Valerie Wisner (Kenny), and Laurice Stewart (Todd). They also have seven grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
John attended many sporting events to cheer on his daughters and then his grandchildren. His encouragement extended to all of their varied interests over the years. He loved to read, listen to music and sing, he never met a stranger.
Johnny's sense of humor and wonderful infectious laugh will be missed by all who knew him.
He is survived by his siblings, Neysa Allyn, Doug Wisner, Norman Wisner and Mary Wisner.
After high school, John worked in the Longview area, where he met and married his lifelong love, Donna Sweeney. Soon after, he was drafted into the United States Army, he was sent to Fort Dix, N.J. Donna followed him there with their infant twins.
John became a letter carrier and was well-known in Longview as a mailman who rode a bicycle. He became shop steward and union president. Union conferences took John and Donna on many trips around the country.
He was a devoted family man. His farm in Vader was where they raised four daughters, Michelle Shannon (Rick), Lisa Beaver (Tony), Valerie Wisner (Kenny), and Laurice Stewart (Todd). They also have seven grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
John attended many sporting events to cheer on his daughters and then his grandchildren. His encouragement extended to all of their varied interests over the years. He loved to read, listen to music and sing, he never met a stranger.
Johnny's sense of humor and wonderful infectious laugh will be missed by all who knew him.
He is survived by his siblings, Neysa Allyn, Doug Wisner, Norman Wisner and Mary Wisner.
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