21 responses to Patricia G. Johnson

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   Sandy Samples says:

   June 14, 2016

   Lit a candle in memory of Patricia G. Johnson

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   Sharon Gonzales says:

   June 14, 2016

   Lit a candle in memory of Patricia G. Johnson

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   Yitzchok Adlerstein says:

   June 14, 2016

   I don’t think I can remember Patricia without a smile on her face and boundless energy in her step. Many years ago, when invited for the first time to a meeting of a group of evangelical Christians who supported Jews and the Jewish State, it was Patricia who took me under wing. Her presentation of her beliefs – which, at their core, could be reduced to unyielding confidence in the Word of G-d – were not only an eye-opener, but changed me for life. She continued for many years to be the point-person in building bridges between our two communities.

   May her memory be a blessing

   Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein
   Director, Interfaith Affairs
   The Simon Wiesenthal Center
   Los Angeles

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   Dan Hicks says:

   June 15, 2016

   Patricia was the entry point into the Jewish-Christian conversation. She crossed back and forth between the two faith expressions seamlessly and with the greatest of ease and with the regard of all who knew her.

   She was a constant source of encouragement and with a dauntless faith that was her hallmark, she accomplished what seemed impossible for most.

   Her intentional effort to connect me with Shimon and Danielle Erem will be a point of gratitude on my part forever. For both became remarkable friends and they effortlessly engrafted me into the company of those with a life-long love for and commitment to Israel and increased my understanding of the G-d of both the Christian and the Jew.

   I know she will forever enjoy her reward in heaven.

   Dan Hicks
   Sr. Associate Pastor
   The Church On The Way

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   Jan Burmeister says:

   June 15, 2016

   1 file added to the tribute wall

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