I had the pleasure of knowing Duane when I worked three wonderful years at Handmaker alongside his daughter Cydney. I can vividly still see his smile as he would knock on our marketing door or be "cruising"down the hallway to see his wife Marie.  I know his presence will be missed by all those who were blessed to know him for a brief period or many years.  Another angel in heaven to watch over us.  Love and Hugs   Michele

It has been about 30 years since I boarded horses at "Mr. Johnson's" stable and my son and I took lessons from Cydney. I have such fond memories of him and those days. Thinking of you at this sad time.

Uncle Duane and Aunt Marie were easy to be with, thoughtfulness and kindness just seemed to accompany them.  Uncle Duane had a ready smile.  He will be missed.  Lyn, Cydney and Steve you're in my thoughts and prayers.

We will miss the Christmas calls from Uncle Duane, who used to call and check how everyone was doing and updates that were happening with him and his family.
Getting my middle name from Uncle Duane is something I will treasure always, because he was the coolest cowboy and one of the nicest Uncles a person could ever hope to have. 
I'm sure Aunt Mick and Uncle Duane are together again and square dancing up a storm. 
My deepest symphany goes our to my cousins for their loss - Duane wil be missed very much.
God bless and keep you all.
Cousin Bob Waag and Elaine

For the past several years, I have had the extreme pleasure of knowing Mr. Johnson.  I am so glad Marie came to have him join her.

We will miss Mr. Johnson dearly. His presence will always be felt and we will treasure our fond memories. He was such a "cowboy".  Love, Laura and Amy

I send to your family my sincerest sympathy.

Rest in Peace, Uncle Duane.
"You've been out ridin' fences for so long now...."

Uncle Duane and Aunt Marie were a very special couple to me and a lot of their friends as well I'm sure! May they both rest in peace together and the memory of them live on! God Bless Them both!


                                                       Harold and Sharon Waag and family! (CO)

35 years ago I shipped my horse from Minnesota to Arizona well in advance of my own arrival - I had been told that Duane Johnson was "the one to trust in Tucson."  My horse arrived in Tucson a little the worse for wear, and Duane took it upon himself to meet the trailer along the interstate and proceeded to do what was needed to return my horse to the robust health I found him in when I finally arrived in the summer heat.  Duane was a wealth of knowledge and kindness, always gracious, patient and encouraging.   To this day I do not drive north on Craycroft without thinking of him and the stable he built for so many to enjoy.   He had a profound impact on many riders, young and old.   He was a true treasure and made Tucson a better place.

Remembering Uncle Duane fondly.  He always had a twinkle in his eye.  Now he and Aunt Marie are together again.  Our deepest sympathy to Steve, Lynn, and Cydney

Lynette and Terry McConnell
Lodi, CA

We have fond memories of Uncle Duane. So happy to have been able to visit last spring. Uncle was gentle and kind and will truly be missed. Heartfelt condolences to family and friends.

A favorite uncle, he will be truly missed.  May he now rest in peace. My deepest sympathy to the family and friends.

OBITUARIO

Duane H. Johnson

13 enero, 1918 – 21 enero, 2015

East Lawn Palms Mortuary & Cemetery

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