Mr. John Luther Justice, 62, died Sunday, November 18, 2018 in Winston-Salem, NC.
Mr. Justice, born in Rockingham County, NC; was the son of Mattie Sue Lawson Justice and the late Earl Thomas "Preacher" Justice. He was preceded in death by a brotehr, Charles justtice.
He was the owner of Forsyth Janitorial Service and was a member of Ellisboro Baptist Church, where he enjoyed participating and serving in every capacity possible. John served his country honorably in the United States Navy and enjoyed scuba diving, golfing camping and most recently cycling.
Mr. Justice, born in Rockingham County, NC; was the son of Mattie Sue Lawson Justice and the late Earl Thomas "Preacher" Justice. He was preceded in death by a brotehr, Charles justtice.
He was the owner of Forsyth Janitorial Service and was a member of Ellisboro Baptist Church, where he enjoyed participating and serving in every capacity possible. John served his country honorably in the United States Navy and enjoyed scuba diving, golfing camping and most recently cycling.
Mr. John Luther Justice, 62, died Sunday, November 18, 2018 in Winston-Salem, NC.
Mr. Justice, born in Rockingham County, NC; was the son of Mattie Sue Lawson Justice and the late Earl Thomas "Preacher" Justice. He was preceded in death by a brotehr, Charles justtice.
He was the owner of Forsyth Janitorial Service and was a member of Ellisboro Baptist Church, where he enjoyed participating and serving in every capacity possible. John served his country honorably in the United States Navy and enjoyed scuba diving, golfing camping and most recently cycling.
Mr. Justice, born in Rockingham County, NC; was the son of Mattie Sue Lawson Justice and the late Earl Thomas "Preacher" Justice. He was preceded in death by a brotehr, Charles justtice.
He was the owner of Forsyth Janitorial Service and was a member of Ellisboro Baptist Church, where he enjoyed participating and serving in every capacity possible. John served his country honorably in the United States Navy and enjoyed scuba diving, golfing camping and most recently cycling.
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