Travon T. Johnson, 29

Army, Sergeant

Based: Vicenza, Italy

1st Battalion, 503rd Infantry Regiment (Airborne), 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team

Supporting: Operation Enduring Freedom

Died: July 23, 2007

Sarobi district, Afghanistan

Married, 2 children

Gender: Male

Hometown: Palmdale

High School: Ontario High (Ontario)

Burial: Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Hollywood Hills

He was best known to family and friends as the "gentle giant" with a captivating smile.

Daniel S. Noble, 07/24/2007

Shawn G. Adams, 07/22/2007

11 memories of Travon T. Johnson

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To Family and Friends of:
Travon T. Johnson

Please accept my deepest sympathy.

Revelation 21:3-5; Luke 23:43;
John 5:28,29; 2 Corinthians 4:18
Ps. 55; John 3:16

Travon gave his life for something he believed in. Please know that his life was not taken in vain. For God Son, Jesus Christ, also, gave his life so we may have life in a better world.

Rejoice for God Tent is with man, and himself resides with them. No more will there be pain or crying. No sorrow, No more dying, for God has said "I'm making all things new," these words are faithful and true.

Soon this earth will be all man's delight. A promised paradise God has promised by means of Christ. He will remove death, tears and pain. Soon here on earth as God has purposed, His Son will cause the dead to rise. Thus it will be as Jesus promised. You'll be with me in Paradise.

A Paradise, the earth will be, with eyes of faith, this we can see. This promised Christ shall soon fulfill, for he delights to do God's Will.

I hope that these few words from the Bible has brought hope and comfort.

” — E. Abernathy, September 25, 2012 at 5:04 p.m.

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