Lyndon Earle Johnson

Lyndon Earle was 85 years old. He is preceded in death by his parents, Eulie Anastasia Defoe (née LaRocque) and Stanley Johnson; grandmother, Georgiana Jno Baptiste; ex-wife, Jacqueline Johnson; sister, Ann Riviere, brother, Lemuel Johnson, granddaughter Chantelle Gooden, and father-in-law Alfred Williams.

He is survived by his devoted wife of almost 30 years, Heather Dawn Falloon-Johnson, his blended family of eight children: sons, Clifton Johnson (Beryl), Garfield Johnson, and Jess Johnson; daughters, Karlene Johnson (Leslie Holder), Angela Johnson, Nicole Falloon-Alter (Jesse Alter), Nadine Falloon, and Jamela Rafman; fifteen grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. He is also survived by his sister, Rosemarie Shillingford (Carl), many nieces and nephews, and other relatives around the globe.

Lyndon Earle was born in Roseau, Commonwealth of Dominica on December 19, 1939. He was a dedicated husband, father, civil servant, and agriculturalist, as well as a multi-talented businessman, forward-thinker, and nation builder. He was and will forever be known for his commitment to civic service and youth education through his time as Commandant of the Dominica Defense Force and the Dominica Cadet Corps, his steadfast leadership as Director of the Dominica Regional Youth Camp at Londonderry, and his long-standing involvement with Rotary International. Over five decades, he served in multiple roles including charter and first President of the Rotary Club of Dominica, District Governor of the region, and member of the South Lake Rotary Club (Clermont, FL).

Lyndon Earle built upon his entrepreneurial resume after moving to the United States in the early 1990’s. He formed a direct distribution business network with Amway and cultivated a lengthy career in the Vacation Sales industry, most recently with Hilton Grand Vacations. When he was not working, Lyndon Earle enjoyed gardening at his home, watching movies from his illustrious collection, and traveling the World along with Heather.

To fulfill his final wish, Lyndon Earle will be laid to rest in Roseau, Dominica at a later date.