Birth date: Aug 8, 1948 Death date: Jul 12, 2020
Louis N. "Skip" Johnson, age 71 of Lewes, DE, passed away on Sunday, July 12, 2020, at his home after a long battle with cancer. He was born Sunday, August 08, 1948 in Perth Amboy, NJ, to Louis A Johnson and Mildred Johnson. Skip Read Obituary
I would have no idea how to sum up just one memory. If I had to it would be your smile because it was in every memory I have. I had so many great talks with you. I miss them already. You blessed me with all the love you had. I remember the day I was pregnant with your oldest grandchild and asked if you would be Grandpa. You said you were so happy.Funny thing was I had decided you were, I was just really asking what you would like to be called;) You been my Moms one true love and I am so thankful. You always meant everything to all of us. It will not be the same without you. The last time I visited with you, we talked about your pain of losing Jason and how it would never heal.. I know you are with him now. That gives me peace. It also reminds me this is not goodbye, it’s we will see you someday again. I love you
Love, Michelle
Forever grateful that we got to spend time together July 2019. Loved visiting and renewing our off and on friendship that began in 1965. I'll always remember our chance meeting at the Boston University student union the spring/summer of 1969 and the beginnings of our plans to meet at Woodstock for the music fest. We underestimated how crowded it would be and so never found each other. It was great anyway. Years went by and by the grace of G-d, a dear friend in common and google, we reconnected. We will always be connected. Rest in Peace dear sweet Skip.
On behalf of Jamesburg Elks Lodge # 2180, please accept our deepest condolences on the passing of our Past Exalted Ruler and Brother Elk Skip.
Bob Martynuk
Exalted Ruler Jamesburg Elks # 2180
I have thoughts of long talks with Skip when Jason passed. I was sharing a story with Diane, about a family who donated organs after the above one died. She had me tell Skip. It was an emotional talk but I think it helped him at the time.
Happier times at the crowded Sandy Hook beach concert, where is Skip shared his famous homemade iced tea. We enjoyed the music in the ocean night breeze. My favorite time was lunch and Atlantic City. We were being silly with stories and jokes we were laughing so hard. Standing in the lobby, ready to leave, we continued our shenanigans. We were doubled over with laughter and couldn’t stop. Diane ran into the ladies room to get away from us, which only made us laugh more. I will miss you Skip and Will always remember the good times.
Rest In Peace my friend.
I know that Skip will be greatly missed by his family and his friends....I met Skip in Compassionate Friends back in 2000.. and through the meetings we helped each other deal with our losses... and we have kept casual contact ever since.. I have lost a good friend..
We Love you Grandpa Skip and will Forever miss you! We will miss your laugh, family game time, puzzles, love for coffee, Thanksgiving, Baking pies & Eating pies and meals at Copperfields and so much more! RIP ❤️
Skip has been a easy breezy friend since 1968. We shared many good
times together going to concerts and walking in nature with our cameras and sharing
good food and laughs.
I will miss him until I see him again.
Jan Zawadzki
Princeton NJ
