Nathaniel Johnson Obituary

Williams & Johnson Family,

God knows the depth of your love and only He can bring the comfort your heart needs.
Praying He'll be your strength and give you peace as you go through this

My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever
Psalm 73:26 NRSV

Jacqueline Richardson Miller
Alvin & Evelina Richardson
Maurice & Jarie Stanley

To the family of Nathan; my thoughts and prayers are with you all. Its been 20+ years since Id last seen Nathan; however, the short time I did have the pleasure to be in his company, he was truly the life in the room. I can recall a hundred stories, because every encounter was going to lead to a memorable experience. My favorite was at an Exxon on Ashley Phosphate. He went inside to pay for the gas. The parking lot was near empty, with an occasional customer, who can and went, the store looked empty. For nearly 15 minutes I waited for Nathan to come out of the store, and he when he does all you can see is a great big grin on his face and a handful of cookies. (Now sounding like a school age kid talking about his favorite amusement park ride, as he tells the story) Turns out, Billy Ray Cyruss Achy Breaky Heart was playing, and the attendant told him if he could sang the entire song, she would give him some of the cookies she had in the oven. Apparently hed impressed her. All I could do was ask if he really gave the lady a private concert in exchange for gas station baked chocolate chip cookies? Til this day, no matter where I am on this Earth, each time I hear that song, I share that story. Willie, you had a wonderful kid brother. Hes truly one of a kind. He will surely be missed. May he sleep in peace inside the Masters arms.

I dont know where to start we knew each other over 10 years this all still a shock to me my heart has been heavy since the tragedy happened Rest now brother be in peace its a shame we never see each other again in this life time but we will in the next

My condolences goes out to the family.

We gonna miss ya man. We met about 20 years ago, in ATL, ya'll was installing DirecTV at the time, and we all became great friends from that day. You walked in that room and said what up Liz, you liken ATL, peace sign up, A~town down, and that smile lit up the room. I felt instantly drawn to you as a good humble person as you were and have been since the day we met. The world lost an outstanding guy, no you wasn't perfect, none of us are, but you was as close to perfection of a friend, father and loyal man as I can explain. You even took Alf to meet your mom while you was working in Charleston, he will never forget her cooking, red rice and beans, he still talks about it 15 years later. I know Travis gonna miss you, y'all went together like peanut butter n jelly, we all will. Much love man.

May God's arms wrap you all with comfort and healing. My condolences to the family and prayers are with you all , To My Cousin Travis Roberson and Johnson family.

You will be missed big little brother!
You have earned your wings Nate. Fly high.