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P.-Johnston

In Loving Memory

Johnston, Paul Gene

Paul Gene Johnston, 93, Went home to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, on July 2, 2021. He was Born April 26, 1928, in Middlebrook, Arkansas.

A beloved minister and pastor of many churches throughout his life. He was known for traveling and evangelizing, singing and preaching. His infectious smile and wit will be missed by all.

He was preceded in death by: parents, Lewis Carter Johnston and Ella Mariah (Davis) Johnston; a brother, Wilburn Lee Johnston; a sister, Bonita Ruth Johnston; wife Mary Francis (Williams) Johnston; and a daughter Connie Sue Johnston.

He is survived by his children: Paula (David) Parkman, Beeville, TX. Ruth (Alfred) Ridley, Victoria, TX. Maurice (the late Freida) Johnston, East St. Louis, ILL. Doris (Steve) Witte, St. Louis, MO. Leila (Larry) Jones, St. Louis, MO. Bruce (Vanessa) Johnston, St. Louis,MO. Calvin Johnston, East St. Louis, ILL. Rose (Carl) Mackey, St. Louis, MO.

He leaves behind an abundance of grandchildren, great grandchildren, great-great grandchildren, great-great-great grandchildren. He is also survived by a sister-in-law, Velva Johnston, wife of the late Wilburn Lee, cousins, and many nieces and nephews. His legacy will continue to live on for generations.

Services:  Visitation at Living Waters Church 7300 Virginia Ave St. Louis, MO 63111  Friday, July 9, 10 am until Service at 11 am. Concludes at church.  Interment Siloam Cemetery, Middlebrook, Arkansas Saturday, July 10, 12 pm.  Kutis South County Service

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6 thoughts on “Johnston, Paul Gene”

  1. Doris & Steve,

    We were so sorry to hear about your father’s passing. In this sorrowful time, we would like to extend our heartfelt condolences. We know that what you’re going through right now is very difficult, but just know that we are here for you.

    Mike & Wendy Antalick

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  2. Doris & Steve,

    We were so sorry to hear about your father’s passing. In this sorrowful time, we would like to extend our heartfelt condolences. We know that what you’re going through right now is very difficult, but just know that we are here for you.

    Mike & Wendy Antalick

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  3. Bro Paul was such a wonderful blessing to Center Ridge Pentecostal Church in Davisville. Without a doubt when he stood to testify, he would end with a big praise for our Lord. His smile and love for the Lord will never be forgotten.
    He ran the race and finished with honors. We know that there’s no doubt that Bro Paul is rejoicing with the Lord in person.

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  4. Bro Paul was such a wonderful blessing to Center Ridge Pentecostal Church in Davisville. Without a doubt when he stood to testify, he would end with a big praise for our Lord. His smile and love for the Lord will never be forgotten.
    He ran the race and finished with honors. We know that there’s no doubt that Bro Paul is rejoicing with the Lord in person.

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  5. Bro Paul is a dear family friend and personal friend./Mentor His conversations were about scriptures. His encouraging words will be forever missed.We spent a lot of time together talking about heaven And all of its splinter and beauty that awaits. We had the privilege to be with brother Paul for several years. .. I have a lot of Favorite Memories but the best of all is when he would be talking about God / heaven and throw his hand up toward heaven and praise God with tears..

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  6. Bro Paul is a dear family friend and personal friend./Mentor His conversations were about scriptures. His encouraging words will be forever missed.We spent a lot of time together talking about heaven And all of its splinter and beauty that awaits. We had the privilege to be with brother Paul for several years. .. I have a lot of Favorite Memories but the best of all is when he would be talking about God / heaven and throw his hand up toward heaven and praise God with tears..

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