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Harley Michael Johnson
3.27.1948 - October 13, 2026

Place of Birth: Rock Lake, North Dakota
 Residence: Stanley, North Dakota
 Age: 78

Ken & Judy Schuster (Grand Forks , ND)
Oct 16, 2026
We are so sorry to hear of your loss.
We always were blessed by Harley’s warm smile and humble personality.
May your fondest memories of Harley continue to bring you comfort.
Keeping you in prayer at this difficult time.85271
Alice Dusek (Washburn , ND)
Oct 16, 2026
Harley was a special man. Always took the time to visit. I knew him when I worked at the high school then continued to see him when I retired. He was excited and proud to share history or any story, especially when it was about Ava and Christian. A man of much wealth in a generous way, willing to do whatever he could. Will miss seeing him, very sad to hear he passed and so sad to know he is longer here for you, Christian & Ava
RIP Prayers & Sympathy
Alice Dusek
Eleanore feeney (Watford city, N.dak.)
Oct 16, 2026
Ava I am so sorry to hear about your grandfather passing. My deepest sympathy to you and your family
Julie (Hanson) Ladner (Minot, ND)
Oct 17, 2026
Harley was one of a kind and one of the best! Some of the best times of my childhood was camping with the whole group! Haley would always bring the houseboat and take us on a cruise! He was always filled with laughter joy and stories, they maybe even had a little bit of truth in them! He was kind and generous! He will always be remembered! My sympathy and love goes out to his family and friends! (Really just considered family) Especially his special grandchildren! Thinking of all of you
Barry C Mountain (Whitewater, CO)
Oct 18, 2026
Rest in Peace. I salute you for a life well lived. You were a great companion to my cousin Martha and an impeccable example of a grandfather. Though I never told you I admired you greatly for your flying skill and you eye for collectable automobiles.
Jessica Bott (Eugene, OR)
Oct 19, 2026
I have so many wonderful memories of growing up with you, Harley. I always loved our camping trips, time on the houseboat, and the trip to Minnesota when you visited your family and tried to teach me how to water ski. I guess I wasn’t much of a water skier, because I never tried it again!

I also loved spending the holidays with you and Aunt Martha. One of my favorite memories is you teaching me how to drive your ’55 Chevy with the shifter on the steering wheel. Those are the kinds of memories I’ll always treasure.

Give Aunt Martha a big hug from me. You will be missed, Harley, and I’m so grateful for all the wonderful memories. May you rest in peace.
Diane Olson (Stanley, ND)
Nov 3, 2026
Harley will be missed in our neighborhood. He was a good man, very friendly, a helper. Harley was a great neighbor. We will miss him.