John Shannon Watson of Fort Valley, Georgia, peacefully passed away on August 13, 2022, after an extended illness.
Born in Union City, Tennessee, Shannon was the son of Nancy Johnstone Green and the late John L. Watson. He spent his younger years in Western Tennessee, where he graduated from Gibson County High School. A peacemaker, he made the world a better place by helping others solve their issues. Shannon was always making jokes and making people smile. He never met a stranger. Shannon was passionate about sports, fast cars, and bodybuilding. He also loved harassing his little sister, Jolynn, and spending time with his family. Shannon was especially proud of his children and grandchildren. He will be truly missed by all who were blessed enough to have known him.
Born in Union City, Tennessee, Shannon was the son of Nancy Johnstone Green and the late John L. Watson. He spent his younger years in Western Tennessee, where he graduated from Gibson County High School. A peacemaker, he made the world a better place by helping others solve their issues. Shannon was always making jokes and making people smile. He never met a stranger. Shannon was passionate about sports, fast cars, and bodybuilding. He also loved harassing his little sister, Jolynn, and spending time with his family. Shannon was especially proud of his children and grandchildren. He will be truly missed by all who were blessed enough to have known him.
John Shannon Watson of Fort Valley, Georgia, peacefully passed away on August 13, 2022, after an extended illness.
Born in Union City, Tennessee, Shannon was the son of Nancy Johnstone Green and the late John L. Watson. He spent his younger years in Western Tennessee, where he graduated from Gibson County High School. A peacemaker, he made the world a better place by helping others solve their issues. Shannon was always making jokes and making people smile. He never met a stranger. Shannon was passionate about sports, fast cars, and bodybuilding. He also loved harassing his little sister, Jolynn, and spending time with his family. Shannon was especially proud of his children and grandchildren. He will be truly missed by all who were blessed enough to have known him.
Born in Union City, Tennessee, Shannon was the son of Nancy Johnstone Green and the late John L. Watson. He spent his younger years in Western Tennessee, where he graduated from Gibson County High School. A peacemaker, he made the world a better place by helping others solve their issues. Shannon was always making jokes and making people smile. He never met a stranger. Shannon was passionate about sports, fast cars, and bodybuilding. He also loved harassing his little sister, Jolynn, and spending time with his family. Shannon was especially proud of his children and grandchildren. He will be truly missed by all who were blessed enough to have known him.
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