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One of the most important things in my life is my family. We are all very close and have a good relationship. Click on my family to see our family website.


My family started on May 29, 1971 when my father and mother were sealed for all time and eternity in Los Angeles Temple. Because of this all of us will live together for all time and eternity. We have 8 people in our family. (appearing oldest to youngest)

My Dad:
 My Mom:
 Cyndi:
 Carrie:
Matt:
 Me:
 Adam:
 Jacob:


Name: Douglas Kenneth Johanson
Mission: Germany West
Degree: Mathematics
Profession: Math teacher, currently a visiting teacher at BYU.
Married to Janice on May 29, 1971 in the Los Angeles temple

More than anyone else my dad is an example to me in the priesthood. He baptized me on Oct. 22, 1988. He confirmed me, gave me the priesthood and was even my home teaching companion for a while. He is the patriarch of the family and leads us in righteousness. In short, he is everything you could ever want in a father.
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Name: Janice Rae Johanson
Degree: Child Development
Profession: Secretary for an anesthesialogist
Married to Douglas Johanson on May 29, 1971 in the Los Angeles temple

I am forever grateful that growing up she took the time to stay home and raise my siblings and I. She brought us up to be hard-working, responsible, and faithful individuals. She took the time to teach us and nuture, which I am finding out is all too uncommon nowadays. I will be forever grateful for her sacrifice for us.
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Name: Cythia Rae Moyes
Degree: Music
Profession: Day Care, Harmony Road
Married to Leslyn Moyes on July 1, 1992 in the Las Vegas temple

She has taken her role as the oldest seriously and has been an example to her younger siblings. She is a dedicated wife and mother of five. As a freshman at BYU she was the only member of my intermediate family in the state. She took me shopping, gave me advice, supported me in my activities and in all aspects made the transition to college life easier for me.
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Name: Carrie Lyn Johanson
Mission: Vienna, Austria
Profession: Statistician for the U.S. Government

One of my favorite memories of me and my sister is when she flew me to Washington D.C. to spend a week with her. I spent the time seeing the sites of our nation's capital and visiting my sister. This is typical of her generosity and the importance she gives to her family.
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Name: Matthew Douglas Johanson
Mission: Cabanatuan, Phillipines
Major: Information Systems

My favorite and only older brother, someone I always look up to. Inspired many of my interests, including computers. Also helped me to understand the importance of Family Home Evening and Home Teaching. Example to me in zeal to follow the gospel. I thouroughly enjoyed my time with him at BYU and will miss him now that he is starting a family.
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Name: Joshua Gordon Johanson
Mission: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Major: Computer Science

This is where I fall in my family. As you can tell I have an awesome family. I am not going to talk of myself.
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Name: Adam Kenneth Johanson
Mission: Frankfurt, Germany

Before he left on his mission I was able to spend a semester with him at BYU. We had a lot of fun and I got to know him a lot better. While I was on my mission he turned into a stalwart young man. He is so easy to talk to and willing to listen to me. He is compassionate and a good intermedory.
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Name: Jacob Alan Johanson
Mission: Guatemala City South, Guatemala

The youngest in the family. He is in his Senior year and is turning into a fine young man. He has grown up so much since I left for BYU and my mission. Everytime I read his letters I am surprised how much he has matured, both spiritually and physically.
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