Our neighbor and friend Susan Johnson passed away on February 9th.
Read her beautiful obituary here:
https://savannahnow.com/obituaries/p0190930
Robert and I got to know Susan and her husband Fred (who passed away a few years ago) when we moved from the southside of Savannah to the downtown historic district, just off Washington Square.
Susan was a beloved Savannah teacher and author.
Robert and I were fortunate enough to be married in the courtyard of one of those crooked little houses — the beautifully tiny house on Saint Julian Street where Susan and Fred lived—after they sailed the world and settled in Savannah, that is.
A while after Fred passed, Susan cornered us in the square one day and heralded us to her little house.
“Robert, I want you to have Fred’s old cashmere overcoat.”
It smells of adventure, travel and a life well lived.
We loved and love you, Susan Johnson. Tell Fred we said hello and miss his glorious stories.
NealEnJoy 
Extending my most sincere condolences.
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Thank you.
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Oh my! Somehow, I can’t process the losses. Tonight, I am crying. Too much loss. Can’t manage it. But thank you for sharing, Neal. Maybe we will make it to the other side…together.
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Yes! One day. So glad you stopped by.
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A beautiful tribute and wonderful pictures.
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Thanks so much.
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What a lovely gift! Keeping it safe from moths and mold is going to be a labor of love.
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Ha. Very true.
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