Cohnway Matthew Johnson
Fallen Fire Fighter/ EMT
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9 11 Anniversary New York
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angie heusinger
01:40 PM on May 24, 2011
Dear Cohnway's Family,
Allow me to introduce myself, I met Cohnways' Mom, Candy at the Survivors convention in San Antonio this year. Instantly, when I saw her face, I knew I was looking in the mirror, for I too, lost a beautiful courageous young man . Of course, this website made me cry, and God Bless you all in such a great tribute!
With love, angie
Allow me to introduce myself, I met Cohnways' Mom, Candy at the Survivors convention in San Antonio this year. Instantly, when I saw her face, I knew I was looking in the mirror, for I too, lost a beautiful courageous young man . Of course, this website made me cry, and God Bless you all in such a great tribute!
With love, angie
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C. Mike Johnson
08:00 AM on April 20, 2011
2 years ago today (04/20/09) I sent my son off on his last adventure....if only I could of known what would happen....Thank God for Oak Hill Fire Department and the Family of Firefighters....
i am sitting here at St 302 remembering the good times and the fun we use to have here and the memories I will never forget.
It's difficult to believe its been a year since Cohnway's passing. It seems that but a short time ago I could hear his laughter down the hallway at the fire station. I can't imagine it will ever get easier for you, the Johnson family, but we all have you in our thoughts and prayers. We will never forgot your son and our hearts are heavy on this day as we remember and pay tribute. We miss him just as much and hope that you do find some comfort in knowing that there are so many others thinking of your family and Cohnway on this day.
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Mike Johnson
04:16 PM on April 20, 2010
It's been a full year now since Cohnway left to go to Houston. He was so nervous and excited. I'll always miss you Baby Boy...
Big J
Big J
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Clayton Taylor
11:52 PM on March 10, 2010
I knew Cohnway from the sixth grade on. He is truly missed but not forgotten amongst his fire family. Miss you
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