Turning points...

Granddad knew it was coming... his family had been notified so goodbyes could be said while time waited. Now, Time has quit waiting. Alton Johnson said his final goodbye last night @ 11:15pm, September 28th, 2010.

Rest in Peace, knowing that you live on in the hearts of all those whose lives you touched.

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