162 entries.
Wilbert Davis
from
Poughkeepsie
wrote on May 25, 2021
at
3:23 am
To Senator Kamina Johnson Smith and family,
Deepest condolences at the passing of your father, a true Jamaican Patriot. May the Blessed Hand of God comfort you all during this time. Praying that Ambassador Johnson rest in peace and light perpetual shine on him.
Norma L. Walters
from
St. Ann's Bay
wrote on May 25, 2021
at
12:46 am
On behalf of the citizens of St. Ann, I submit this message of condolence to his bereaving family and colleagues. Ambassador Johnson was well known and respected in the parish. We have fond memories of his relationship with all categories of local citizenry, but his liaison with the St. Ann Chamber of Commerce is particularly worthy of mention. May his soul Rest in Peace.
Clintandra Thompson
from
Washington, DC
wrote on May 24, 2021
at
10:17 pm
I mourn Ambassador Johnson. He made me, an American young woman fulfilling a summer internship, feel comfortable and welcome in the Jamaican Embassy. Not singers or actors, I regard diplomats with excitement and awe. I’m sure I was awestruck in his presence, his tall stature, deep voice, and courteous manner filling any room. I remember him for many things including his remarkable memory. I learned even more about Jamaica while listening to some of his stories to audiences of students and audiences of other diplomats. When I’d completed my internship at the Embassy and he’d completed his Ambassadorship in the US, we managed to stay in touch and he’d offer me encouragement. What a man. What a life. What a light. Prayers for his family, friends, colleagues, and Jamaica.
Michael D. Levy, Esq.
from
Oak Hill, VA
wrote on May 24, 2021
at
9:32 pm
To Ambassador Johnson’s family and friends, please accept our heartfelt condolences. HE was a master storyteller and excellent representative of our island nation. His warmth and wit will be sorely missed. May he Rest In Peace!🙏🏽
Dr. Elaine Grant-Bryan
from
Atlanta
wrote on May 24, 2021
at
9:15 pm
All the staff members at the Jamaican Consulate Atlanta and Jamaicans & Partners of Georgia (JAPOG) express sincere condolences to the family of Ambassador the Honourable Anthony Johnson, OJ. We also appreciate his outstanding contributions and positive influence in Jamaica and throughout our diaspora.
Vanessa Williams RN
from
ELMONT
wrote on May 24, 2021
at
6:35 pm
Never had an opportunity to meet you but I acknowledge his steadfast diligent work contributed to Jamaica, London and the United States. Ambassador Johnson's distinguished service in one way or another has reshaped many lives for the better.
Trevor Dalling
from
Mount Vernon, New York
wrote on May 24, 2021
at
6:34 pm
Ths Lord will see you through this as well. Be Strong.
NORMAN O. GALLIMORE DDS
from
WASHINGTON
wrote on May 24, 2021
at
5:36 pm
Rest in Peace. May your family,colleagues,friends and the Jamaican worldwide community honor you as one of its own respected and loyal world leaders who has served Jamaica and the world very well.
Patrick A Beckford OD
from
Somerset
wrote on May 24, 2021
at
4:18 pm
To the family of Ambassador Anthony Johnson please accept my family and I please accept our deepest sympathies.
It was my privilege to have worked with Ambassador Johnson as Chairman. Of Friends Of Trelawny Association, Advisory Board Member of the Jamaica Diaspora US Nort East Region. Our deep rooted relationship was even so much more personal because of our allegiance as Fortis. He was so knowledgeable with our history as Jamaicans.
He has served our nation with distinction and though he walked with Kings, Head of States he never lost the interaction with the ordinary folks cementing his attitude of service before self.
Blessings to his entire family and his co workers in the diplomatic corp
Rest with you God Ambassador J
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💕
Christopher Chaplin
from
Philadelphia
wrote on May 24, 2021
at
3:44 pm
Please accept our condolences and support. I had the pleasure of meeting Ambassador Johnson in Philadelphia and he served our community with solid professionalism and grace. He was an example of service to country above self and exhibited the utmost integrity. He will be missed and may his Soul Rest in Eternal Peace.
Athlene Gabay
from
Bryn Mawr
wrote on May 24, 2021
at
3:39 pm
Condolence to his family, from a former attache at the Embassy of Jamaica.
Andre Miller
from
Kingston
wrote on May 24, 2021
at
12:59 am
Ambassador Johnson and his brother Ivan Johnson were formidable influencers for me as a student at Kingston College. They made inspiration come alive as they invited us to plan for the future and embrace all the possibilities. Rest well. Fortis.
Dave Cameron
wrote on May 23, 2021
at
10:28 pm
Thanks for your contribution to Jamaica and in particular KC. Sleep well Ambassador #onelove
Danville Davidson
from
St Andrew
wrote on May 23, 2021
at
4:15 pm
Anthony was a true gentleman, political colleague and friend. Will miss his brilliant mind and wit. Resp in peace Tony.
Julie
from
Mandeville
wrote on May 23, 2021
at
3:22 pm
Rest in peace Mr. Johnson. And may the light of Almighty God perpetual shine on you.
To the family, I pray for that the comfort of the Lord be with you as you go through this time of grief.
Vevinne Walker
from
Kingston
wrote on May 23, 2021
at
2:50 pm
An inspiring teacher and true patriot.
Rest In Peace
Wayne C.Golding Sr.Esq. CD
from
Orlando, Florida
wrote on May 23, 2021
at
12:04 pm
Sincere condolences to the Johnson family on the loss of this great “Fortis” man in mind and body. His influence and mentorship will be forever remembered and appreciated by all those whose life he touched. Rest In Peace HC.
Delroy M. Granston(MP Caretaker St.Ann S/E
from
Claremont St.Ann
wrote on May 23, 2021
at
5:56 am
A great historian one that knows the political history of this country well,I have learnt a lot from his writings.Sleep on Mas T While you rest in the arms of your maker. To his family remain strong.
Sonia Barnes
from
Kingston
wrote on May 23, 2021
at
12:35 am
Rest in Peace Eternal Ambassador Johnson. May the angels lead you into Paradise; may the martyrs come to welcome you and take you to the Holy City, the new and eternal Jerusalem.
wrote on May 24, 2021
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2:58 pm