Christian T. Johnson, born on 10/02/1948 to William and Bertha Johnson, passed away on 1/31/25. Christian was proceeded in death by his parents and brother Dennis Johnson.
After graduating from Arlington H.S.
in Indianapolis, Indiana Christian went on to attend Northern Arizona University, before enlisting in the U.S. Navy. Christian proudly served aboard the USS Independence (CV-62) from 1968-1972, enjoying his time traveling abroad to numerous ports and countries.
Following his honorable discharge from the U.S. Navy, he began his career as an engineer in the aircraft industry and ultimately retiring from the Boeing Company.
Christian was married to his loving wife, Mary, whom he adored and loved for over 50 years, sharing in family, joy and laughter.
He loved and raised his four sons. Christian valued every moment with his sons. Not only teaching them, but showing them by example, how to be terrific husbands, fathers and men. Just as he was. Together, as a family, hunting, fishing, sailing, camping and traveling is what he treasured. Christian also cherished the time spent with his grandchildren and great grandchildren. He was always there for each and every one of his beloved family. Christian is survived by his Wife (Mary), Sister (Ginger Oliveira), Son’s (Ron, Ralph, Rudy, Christian) Grandchildren (Chynna, Oriana, Sondra, Ashley, Skylar, Alex, Alayna, Alyssa, Brooklyn, Annalyssa, Nadia, Marissa, Aidan, Jocelyn, Declan) and Great-Grandchildren (Layne, Rhett, Lorelei, Lanson, Loretta, Teddy, Jaxon, Keanu, Vivian, Payson, Remington, Lincoln, Noah, Levi, Linnie, Juliette) Christian will be truly missed by all.
Arrangements by Bunker’s Garden Chapel, www.bunkerfuneral.com. Should this obituary appear anywhere but bunkerfuneral.com, please check our website for accurate details and service information.
Experiencing the death of a husband and father and grandfather is very personal that very few can’t understand the grief involved. Perhaps it will help to ease your sadness if you known that. Chris was so loving to everyone. He loved to be around family and friends. I’m really going to miss him at family get togethers. He will be missed. With Sympathy Pete Urias and Family
The most patient, kind, loving, giving, caring and amazing grandpa and ggpa that there ever was. My heart is beyond broken. I’ll never be the same. Life in general will never be the same. I will always miss and love you gpa. May you rest in peace.