Edward Johnston

My father, Ted Johnston, taught us how to change a tire, tell a good joke badly, and love proudly. He could fix almost anything until computers came along and he taught us to do the same.

He knew the benefits of a good walk or a good nap and was firmly convinced that everything was better with peanut butter or ketchup.

After years of coaching his children in soccer and attending their music programs, he loved watching his grandchildren’s games and activities. He found his greatest joy and pride in his family and he encouraged these priorities in others.