John William Wagner, Jr
August 28, 2016
John William Wagner, Jr.
Son of John William, Sr. And Nancy McKemie Wagner?
He is survived by two children: ?
Della Imogene and Jonathon Wagner?
One sister, Nancy Hendrix, ?
and two brothers, Paul and Terry Wagner?
"Johnny" was a graduate of Ribault High school and Massey Business College. He served in both the U. S. Army and Navy during the Vietnam War era. He was an avid and successful fisherman and building contractor. He loved animals and spent time caring for those who had been abandoned by others. Johnny battled depression and numerous physical ailments in recent years which left him mentally and physically exhausted. Those of us who loved him struggled to understand the anguish he dealt with daily, and in the end, we just could not reach into the dark place he finally found himself to pull him out. We will miss him dearly, for no one can take the place of our "Cooter". May God remember him for good and someday help him find the peace that eluded him ?
during his brief life.?
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"Man, born of woman, is short-lived and filled with trouble...?
If a man dies, can he live again? ?
I will wait all the days of my compulsory service [*in the Grave] until my relief comes. ?
You will call, and I will answer you. You will long for the work of your hand." ?
Job 14:1,14,15
Son of John William, Sr. And Nancy McKemie Wagner?
He is survived by two children: ?
Della Imogene and Jonathon Wagner?
One sister, Nancy Hendrix, ?
and two brothers, Paul and Terry Wagner?
"Johnny" was a graduate of Ribault High school and Massey Business College. He served in both the U. S. Army and Navy during the Vietnam War era. He was an avid and successful fisherman and building contractor. He loved animals and spent time caring for those who had been abandoned by others. Johnny battled depression and numerous physical ailments in recent years which left him mentally and physically exhausted. Those of us who loved him struggled to understand the anguish he dealt with daily, and in the end, we just could not reach into the dark place he finally found himself to pull him out. We will miss him dearly, for no one can take the place of our "Cooter". May God remember him for good and someday help him find the peace that eluded him ?
during his brief life.?
?
?
"Man, born of woman, is short-lived and filled with trouble...?
If a man dies, can he live again? ?
I will wait all the days of my compulsory service [*in the Grave] until my relief comes. ?
You will call, and I will answer you. You will long for the work of your hand." ?
Job 14:1,14,15
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I am sorry I did not attend his funeral he was the father of DELLA Wagner he has his maker to meet I forgave him.but hated everything he had done to my life and the pain he caused his only biological child he had I made sure of that he had a vasectomy to never put a women through the he’ll he did us. Jonathan hopefully will never follow his footsteps.amen