Hunter Lee “H.J.” Johnson, 19, of Cheyenne, died on Sunday, December 27, 2015 at the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center.
He was born on March 12, 1996 in Cheyenne.
Hunter was an insulator at Moore Insulation and a certified plate welder.
He a recently reaffirmed his faith in the Lord with Tom Powers of Calvary Chapel. Hunter loved four things, his horse Oreo, his dog Fannie, his newly purchased welding truck, and Taco Bell. He earned his State FFA degree in 2014.
Hunter is survived by his parents, David and Brenda Johnson; brother, Brady; sisters, Rhianna and Sheridan; his grandparents, Larry and Jackie Johnson, Norma Erlemeier, and Fred Erlemeier; aunts and uncles, Reba and Terry McLane, Darryl and Patricia Johnson, Greg and Jeanie Erlemeier, Kathy and David Hanson, and Leo and Shari Erlemeier; his niece, Quinn; special friend Rachel Martin and many other close friends; and numerous cousins and extended family members.
© Wyoming Tribune Eagle December 30, 2015
He was born on March 12, 1996 in Cheyenne.
Hunter was an insulator at Moore Insulation and a certified plate welder.
He a recently reaffirmed his faith in the Lord with Tom Powers of Calvary Chapel. Hunter loved four things, his horse Oreo, his dog Fannie, his newly purchased welding truck, and Taco Bell. He earned his State FFA degree in 2014.
Hunter is survived by his parents, David and Brenda Johnson; brother, Brady; sisters, Rhianna and Sheridan; his grandparents, Larry and Jackie Johnson, Norma Erlemeier, and Fred Erlemeier; aunts and uncles, Reba and Terry McLane, Darryl and Patricia Johnson, Greg and Jeanie Erlemeier, Kathy and David Hanson, and Leo and Shari Erlemeier; his niece, Quinn; special friend Rachel Martin and many other close friends; and numerous cousins and extended family members.
© Wyoming Tribune Eagle December 30, 2015
Hunter Lee “H.J.” Johnson, 19, of Cheyenne, died on Sunday, December 27, 2015 at the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center.
He was born on March 12, 1996 in Cheyenne.
Hunter was an insulator at Moore Insulation and a certified plate welder.
He a recently reaffirmed his faith in the Lord with Tom Powers of Calvary Chapel. Hunter loved four things, his horse Oreo, his dog Fannie, his newly purchased welding truck, and Taco Bell. He earned his State FFA degree in 2014.
Hunter is survived by his parents, David and Brenda Johnson; brother, Brady; sisters, Rhianna and Sheridan; his grandparents, Larry and Jackie Johnson, Norma Erlemeier, and Fred Erlemeier; aunts and uncles, Reba and Terry McLane, Darryl and Patricia Johnson, Greg and Jeanie Erlemeier, Kathy and David Hanson, and Leo and Shari Erlemeier; his niece, Quinn; special friend Rachel Martin and many other close friends; and numerous cousins and extended family members.
© Wyoming Tribune Eagle December 30, 2015
He was born on March 12, 1996 in Cheyenne.
Hunter was an insulator at Moore Insulation and a certified plate welder.
He a recently reaffirmed his faith in the Lord with Tom Powers of Calvary Chapel. Hunter loved four things, his horse Oreo, his dog Fannie, his newly purchased welding truck, and Taco Bell. He earned his State FFA degree in 2014.
Hunter is survived by his parents, David and Brenda Johnson; brother, Brady; sisters, Rhianna and Sheridan; his grandparents, Larry and Jackie Johnson, Norma Erlemeier, and Fred Erlemeier; aunts and uncles, Reba and Terry McLane, Darryl and Patricia Johnson, Greg and Jeanie Erlemeier, Kathy and David Hanson, and Leo and Shari Erlemeier; his niece, Quinn; special friend Rachel Martin and many other close friends; and numerous cousins and extended family members.
© Wyoming Tribune Eagle December 30, 2015
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