Paul and Penny Johnson at his retirement party at ReStore
Penny and Paul Johnson as Paul retires after 17 years as executive director of Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) “Cartoon Bill” Crowley captures Auttumn Lystrup and Gary Blake in a caricature at the Paul Johnson retirement at Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity ReStore. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Gabe Mulitauopele, left, and his children Sarah and Micah at the Paul Johnson retirement party at ReStore. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Having some fun at the retirement celebration for Habitat for Humanity head Paul Johnson were ReStore employees, from left, Vic Burks, Mitchell Ware with his wife Yvonne, George Grablauskas and Carl Twitty. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Clowning around as they direct traffic for Paul Johnson’s retirement event at Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity ReStore were, from left, Dan Young, Roger Ledbetter and Ken Despres. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity ReStore was closed for the retirement party for Habitat executive director Paul Johnson. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Marijane Axtell Paulsen, left, and Sherry Ginnett catch up at the retirement party for Habitat for Humanity’s Paul Johnson. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Sampling the buffet at the retirement party for Habitat for Humanity’s Paul Johnson at ReStore were, from left, James Lay, Steve Leachman and Henry Lewis. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Gabe Mulitauopele, left, and his children Sarah and Micah at the Paul Johnson retirement party at ReStore. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Laurel Thorstensen gave the opening prayer as Paul Johnson is honored on his retirement from Habitat for Humanity. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Martha Lewis, left, and Dusty Last keep the buffet dishes filled at Habitat for Humanity’s retirement party for Paul Johnson.071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) J.D. and Emily Barrowclough at the retirement celebration for Habitat for Humanity’s Paul Johnson. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity Board President Rich Klaber leads the applause for retiring Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Paul Johnson. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) John Veteto, left, Habitat for Humanity ReStore General Manager, thanks Paul Johnson at his retirement party. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Nathan P. Clyncke, Executive Director of Rocky Mountain Community Land Trust, left, has an award for Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Paul Johnson at his retirement party at ReStore. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Paul Johnson, left, chats with Nancy and Bruce Albertson at Paul’s retirement party from Habitat for Humanity. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Habitat Construction Supervisor Mémo Smith shared his story of coming to Habitat 15 years ago and finishing 96 houses with Paul Johnson, who was retiring as the nonprofit’s executive director. Mémo teased that now he will beat Paul’s record of more than 100 homes. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Dave Somers, left, and Lee Patke chat at the retirement party for Habitat for Humanity’s executive director Paul Johnson. 071714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)
