Howard "Howie" Paul Johnson 5-29-1950 - 4/14/2015 Beloved Father, Husband, Brother, Son,
Uncle and Friend.

Born on May 29, 1950 to Marvin and Toni Johnson as a middle child of 5 children. Howie was the youngest boy had an amazing relationship with his siblings. He loved them so much and held them so close. Howie excelled in Art and won state competitions for his beautiful paintings.
During high school he met and later married the love of his life Julie Johnson in June 1968. Together they loved and raised four beautiful children. Howie had a passion for working with injection molding and that passion ultimately led to him starting his own business in Whitefish, MT. He was known for many of his inventions. He had a way of looking at things differently and finding new ways to help people.
Howie was all about helping people. A beautiful soul and heart. He could light up a room with his smile and always had that twinkle in his eye. He could bring a smile to anyone's face and was always laughing. His greatest attribute was his love for family, friends, and life. His relentless giving of himself in all aspects of life was more than generous. He touched many lives in his short time on this earth. His very soul was so filled with love that it finally could not be contained anymore and he was returned home.
He was welcomed home by his mother, Toni Johnson, his father, Marvin Johnson, his sister Angie Carlson, Brother in Law Chuck Strand, and his daughter in law, Krystle Gilchrist, along with many more friends and family. He is survives by his wife Julie Rae Johnson of MT, his four children: Lori Johnson (Darryl Hawkins) of WI, Jennifer Johnson (Shawn Potter) of SD, James Johnson of MT, and Julie Marie Johnson of SD. His Brother Marvin (John) Johnson (Joanne Johnson), Sister Becky Martell (Keith Martell), Heidi Stoebel (Arnie Stoebel), Barb Madsen (Godmother), and Sister In Law Jeani Gabor (Jerry Gabor) all of WI.
11 grandchildren, and 10 great grandchildren, as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
One final note, my husband was the most unforgettable person I have ever met. His love, kindness, self-sacrifice, and generosity were above all others. I was truly blessed to have met and married Howie. He was the love of my life. His beautiful life was all short but he lived life like life should be lived.
Until we meet again, All My Love.

A Celebration of will be held at 1 PM Saturday, May 2, 2015 at the Williamson-White Funeral Home, 222 Harriman Ave N Amery WI 54001. Visitation will be held one hour prior to the service on Saturday at the Funeral Home. A luncheon will follow the service.