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Dr. Stewart McCrindell Skeet Johnson Hugh Macdonald Johnson Dr. Stewart McCrindell Skeet Johnson and his son, Hugh Macdonald Johnson, passed away together on November 14, 2004. Dr. Johnson is survived by his wife of 30 years, Jan Johnson; his son, Stewart McCrindell Johnson, Jr.; his sister, Courtney Walker; nephew, Johnathan Walker, and wife Margaret, son, Charles; niece, Hillary Walker, daughters, Riley and Lucy; cousin, Charles Haymore and wife Erika; aunt, Mrs. Creston King; Mother-in-law, Mrs. Hugh C. Macdonald; Brother-in-law, Mr. Hugh Macdonald, Jr.; nieces: Margaret Macdonald and Mary Katherine Macdonald; nephew, Michael Macdonald; sister-in-law, Nanette Limbacher; brother-in-law, William Limbacher; niece, Jennifer Milanoski and husband Michael; great-nephew, Michael Milanoski, Jr.; great-niece, Madeline Milanoski; sister-in-law, Mariette Wooden; brother-in-law, Doug Wooden; niece, Sarah Wooden; nephew, Douglas Wooden; sister-in-law, Suzette Lebenzon, brother-in-law, Dr. Joseph Lebenzon; nieces: Beatrix Lebenzon and Roxanne Lebenzon; and loyal friends: Manuel and Sally Escobedo and family, and Alma Rodriguez and family. He was preceded in death by his parents, Stewart C. Johnson and Ruth Roby Johnson. Hugh is survived by his mother, Jan Johnson; his twin brother, Stewart McCrindell Johnson, Jr.; The love of his life, Kristal Dawn Wright; grandmother, Mrs. Hugh C. Macdonald; uncle, Mr. Hugh Macdonald, Jr.; cousins: Margaret Macdonald, Mary Katherine Macdonald and Michael Macdonald; aunt, Nanette Limbacher; uncle, William Limbacher; cousins: Jennifer and Michael Milanoski, Michael Milanoski, Jr., and Madeline Milanoski; aunt, Mariette Wooden; uncle, Doug Wooden; cousins: Sarah Wooden and Douglas Wooden; aunt, Suzette Lebenzon; uncle, Dr. Joseph Lebenzon; cousins: Beatrix Lebenzon and Roxanne Lebenzon; aunt, Courtney Walker, and cousins: Johnathan Walker, Margaret Walker, and Hillary Walker. Hugh was preceded in death by his grandfather, Hugh Charles Macdonald; and grandparents: Stewart C. Johnson and Ruth Roby Johnson. Dr. Johnson was a veteran of Vietnam, having served his country in the U.S. Army, and was the recipient of the Bronze Star. He was a graduate of Southwest Texas Medical School in Dallas, The University of Texas, and served his internship and residency at Robert B. Green Medical Center. He was a practicing physician and surgeon for over 39 years. He was involved in many civic organizations and served his community in many ways. In the medical profession, Dr. Johnson was a member of the American College of Surgeons, American Medical Association, American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, General Surgical Society of San Antonio, San Antonio Surgical Society, Texas Medical Association, Texas Surgical Society, South Texas Chapter American College of Surgeons, Founding member of the Society of American Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Surgeons, J.B. Aust Society, Bexar County Medical Society and the Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgeons. He was certified by the American Board of Surgery and was appointed as Clinical Associated Professor of General Surgery at the University of Texas Health Science Center. Dr. Johnson was the past Chief of Staff and Chief of Surgery at Metropolitan Methodist Hospital, and also was the past Chief of Staff at the Nix Memorial Hospital. He presently was serving on the Board of Governors for the Methodist Health Care System and was also Chief of Surgery at Nix Memorial Hospital. He was a past member of the Board of Directors for San Antonio Savings Association and the San Antonio Country Club. He was a member of the Order of the Alamo, San Antonio German Club, Texas Cavaliers, Order of St. Hubertus and also the Conopus Club. Hugh was a graduate of Alamo Heights High School. He joined the U.S. Marines and served 5 years. During that time he served in Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan and also Operation Iraqi Freedom. Sgt. Johnson received the Good Conduct Medal, the Humanitarian Service Medal, Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, National Defense Medal; Navy Unit Commendation; Letter of Appreciation; Meritorious Mast; Expert Rifle Badge and the Sharpshooter Pistol Badge. Sgt Johnson was a member of the San Antonio German Club, Order of the Alamo and the San Antonio Country Club. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 AM on Saturday, November 20 at Trinity Baptist Church with Reverends Buckner Fanning and Louis H. Zbinden, Jr. officiating. Interment with military honors will follow at Mission Burial Park South. Pallbearers for Dr. Johnson are: Tim Musgrave, Weir Labatt, Thomas Bear Musgrave, John Lupe, William Hammann, Dr. Boyce Oliver, Art Thompson, Ron Herrmann, Robert Walker, W.W. Bo McAllister, III, Dr. Dan Peavy, Dr. John Beauchamp, Eddie Spalten, Dr. Karl Hempel, Dr. Jim Campbell, Gerry Solcher, Al Allison, John Stuart Beauchamp, George Rehfeld, Dr. Jesse Hernandez, Ricardo Longoria, Tim Hixon, and in fond memory, Kilburn Key Moore. Pallbearers for Hugh are: Sgt. Filemon Zamora, Cpl. Tom Burrows, Sgt. Pete Calikes, Cpl. Mac Andrew Netherland, Tommy Bonner, Justin Walker, Warren DeLoach, Joseph Silva, Brant Moore, Hunter Moore, Bryce Wilson, Michael Macdonald, Douglas Wooden, Johnathan Walker and Marshall Steves, III. If friends so desire, memorial contributions may be made in their honor to the Stewart McCrindell Johnson and Hugh Macdonald Johnson Memorial Fund, c/o J. Bradley Aust Surgery Society, Department of Surgery, 7703 Floyd Curl Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78229-3900. For personal acknowledgements or directions to services, you may sign the memorial book at www.missionparks.com in the obituary section. The family will receive friends at the San Antonio Country Club immediately following committal services.

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Hugh Macdonald Johnson

January 22, 1979 - November 14, 2004