Charles Clinton Johnson, 93Charles Clinton Johnson., 93 passed away on Sept. 3, 2017, in Mountain Home, Arkansas. "Clint" was born on Nov. 19, 1923 to Addie Isabell and Ezra C. Johnson in Osborn, Missouri. Clint attended schools in Missouri and moved to California as a young man. He married Norma Jean Culver. Shortly after their marriage he served in the Army and was stationed in post war Japan. On returning he began a career in construction and continued in that field until he began the business partnership of El Camino Building Supply Inc. in Atascadero, Ca. On his retirement from the building supply business he focused on his passion for driving and began transporting cars for dealerships up and down the state of California. He worked until he was well into his 80's. Clint was also a motorcycle enthusiast traveling across country with his wife, Norma, and many close friends. He held the record for the most senior rider to complete the Four Corners of the U. S. three times. He spent many hours detailing his bikes, and every car he owned. Clint volunteered to BBQ his famous Santa Maria style Tri-Tip and beans for various clubs and family gatherings. He had a do-it-yourself, optimistic look on life, making friends easily and always with a smile and a chuckle. He touched many lives and will be missed but not forgotten. One of Clint J's proudest accomplishments was his membership in Alcoholics Anonymous. He celebrated over 51 years of sobriety as well as serving his fellow members with sponsorship and support in California and Mountain Home, Ark. He was preceded in death by his parents, Isabel! and Ezra Johnson, his brothers, Donald Johnson and Loren Johnson, and his sister Mary Louise Schellenger. He is survived by his wife of almost 73 years, Norma Jean, and his daughters, Patricia Ferguson (Dave), Nancy Day (Frank), and Kathryn Litten (Allen). He is also survived by his sisters Evelyn Bovee of Paso Robles, Ca. and Gail Wedell of San Luis Obispo, Ca. Clint leaves five Grandchildren, Michele Kroeker (Alan), Leisa Simons (Brad), Cindy Gibson (Mike), Brian Litten (Jessica), and Jon Litten (Tania). He will be missed by his Great Grandchildren, Brad and Jason Simons, Jake Kroeker, Wyatt, Jackson, and Cole Litten, Scarlett Cantor, Isabella Steffenhauer and Parker Litten. A Celebration of Life will be held in California at a later date. Memorials may be sent to Hospice House of the Ozarks, Mountain Home, Arkansas