| | '''Neal Sox Johnson''' (born February 14, 1933) is a retired official with the United States Farmers Home Administration who was a leader in the movement to revitalize the [[Republican Party]] in [[Arkansas]] during the 1960s and the early 1970s. | | '''Neal Sox Johnson''' (born February 14, 1933) is a retired official with the United States Farmers Home Administration who was a leader in the movement to revitalize the [[Republican Party]] in [[Arkansas]] during the 1960s and the early 1970s. |
| − | In 1956, Johnson married the former Carmen Louise Webb, a former employee of the [[U.S. District Court]], while the couple lived near [[Dallas, Texas|Dallas]], [[Texas]], and in Alexandria, [[Virginia]]. The Johnsons have three children, Olvy Johnson (named for his grandfather) of Falls Church, Virginia, in suburban [[Washington, D.C.]], Neal Steven Johnson of Temple, Texas, and Tina Elizabeth Duncan of Menifee near the resort city of Palm Springs, [[California]]. Johnson is [[Baptist]].<ref name=statement/> | + | In 1956, Johnson married the former Carmen Louise Webb, a former employee of the [[U.S. District Court]], while the couple lived near [[Dallas, Texas|Dallas]], [[Texas]], and in Alexandria, [[Virginia]]. The Johnsons have three children, Olvy Johnson (named for his grandfather) of Falls Church, Virginia, in suburban [[Washington, D.C.]], Neal Steven Johnson of Temple, Texas, and Tina Elizabeth Duncan of Menifee near the resort city of Palm Springs, [[California]]. Johnson is a [[Baptist]].<ref name=statement/> |