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Remembering Johnny Wayne Keltner

Heaven has gained a wonderful person
Johnny Wayne Keltner, Adair Co., KY (1937-2010)

By Lewis Garrison

Johnny Wayne and I grew up together and have remained the best of friends through the years.

He loved the Lord and was very dedicated to the church and to his family.



We were about as close of friends as friends could be.

Most of his life's work was spent truck driving. After his retirement he would go with me to tractor shows and to pick up antique tractors I had bought.

We have spent many hours and many miles together without having a cross word. When he was able he loved to hang out at our shop where Dwayne Corbin would be restoring an old tractor or working on a piece of equipment.

My prayers are with Violet, his children and grandchildren.

Johnny will be greatly missed by me and everyone who knew him. Heaven has gained a wonderful person. Lewis Garrison


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Remembering Johnny Wayne Keltner: A very special man



2010-12-21 - Photo by Amy Mitchum. Columbia, KY
Violet Keltner and Johnny Wayne Keltner at the 2006 Garrison Construction company dinner. He and Lewis Garrison were lifetime friends. "Johnny will be greatly missed," Lewis Garrison writes. "Heaven has gained a wonderful person."

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