Warren Joseph Johnston

February 15th, 1934 - April 8th, 2020

Warren's Memory Wall

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Through the many years of knowing Warren I truly enjoyed seeing him each time he came into the office. He always took time to catch up with me whether he came in or called on the phone. Beginning over a year ago we had touched base by telephone. I will miss his positive character, belief in me and genuine manner. I think of him often. I am thankful to have known him and to have had the opportunity to develop a further friendship outside of business.

Pam Paterala formerly of Dr. John Carls office

April 28th, 2020 at 6:21am

I have been in the chiropractic profession for over 38 years being active in every state organization from the MSCA to the MAC. I looked forward to greeting Warren at our conventions. He was always friendly, asking how I was and my family as well. Talkative, friendly and engaged. He was a kind man, a pillar in the chiropractic profession for many years. I will miss seeing him at his vending area smiling and greeting all of his many friends, you could tell that this was his extended family and we appreciated him as well.

Marc Terebelo

April 16th, 2020 at 5:00pm

Warren was simply a class act - what you saw was what you got and if he was your friend, he was true blue to the core. We first met Warren in 1976 when we were preparing to open our Chiropractic practice in Allegan. He stopped by to meet us while we were putting some final touches on our building. It was apparent he was a salesman but so much more. There was an immediate attraction to him due to his genuine friendliness, gregariousness, and reaching out to us in ways that were helpful. He had one of the most remarkable memories and life stories I've ever witnessed...and he loved to tell his stories also! Through our 35 years of practice, he was a true friend in more ways than I can innumerate. He's also been our friend the last 10 years since we sold our practice. Each of our calls and visits have been rewarding in multiple ways. There's no question that he loved Lisa, Tom, and his grandchildren...and his beloved Mitzi, of course. We always thought he'd live longer than his mother but apparently that wasn't to be. We do know, based on our many conversations, that's he's with his Heavenly Father and he's enjoying his new body! We'll miss him terribly...already do...but are so much richer to have known him. Our sincere condolences to Lisa & Tom ~ you never have to wonder if you were loved!

Mona Esse Ruse

April 15th, 2020 at 2:00pm

Warren held to the motto of service above self. In the almost 36 years that I was lucky to know him, we collaborated on numerous table sales and nutritional products. He was always interested in my family and my practice. He reached out to me when he heard our son had brain cancer with info and prayers. I will remember his smile and handshake the rest of my life. May god grant your family peace. Dr. Daniel VanGessel, Grand Rapids, MI

Warren Joseph Johnston

Warren's Memory Wall

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