Obituary of Harry Hubbard Johnson IIII

<b>Online Obituaries for Lexington, Frankfort, and Versailles KY</b> Versailles - Harry Hubbard Johnson IIII, 27,died Friday, March 28th, 2014.To try and sum up a life such as Harry Hubbard Jonhson's, "Hub, like a hub cap," to put it in his terms, in only a few sentences would in itself be a tragedy. Hub's lust for life and for those around him was, in simple terms, awe-inspiring. He had a wonderful soul and enthusiasm for life that made him loved, cherished, and celebrated by all who knew him. Hub lived for and loved animals of all kinds. Since he could walk, the path he paved for himself was about horses and the racetrack. He took pride in his work and his innate ability in understanding the majestic animals he and his family had built their lives around. His passion for animals and their well-being was only rivaled by his steadfast dedication for his friends and family. There was not a single thing Hub would not do for those around him, and he was in return cherished for his love and support. Hub's reaches were not just in the horse world, but also the world of sporting clays shooting. Hub was a world champion by the age of 19; pride and arrogance, however, was not the result of such success, as it has been with so many champions of his caliber. Hub's success was followed by a desire to give back, and help others achieve the same success he had. He lived life on his own terms, stopping at nothing and for nothing. His drive, presence, and determination was a tangible force recognizable whenever you were next to him. I speak for his friends and family: you will be missed and your place never filled or forgotten. God bless you Hub, and rest in peace. Hub leaves behind a mother Kirston Johnson and John Dowdell, sister Holli Johnson, his aunt and uncle Kirk and Letti Cunningham, uncle Kevin Cunningham, his grandparents Patrick and Beverly Cunningham, and countless, countless friends from so many worlds who loved and cherished him. The celebration of Hub's life will take place tomorrow, Monday 31st March from 5-9, at The Castle Post: 230 Pisgah Pike, Versailles, KY. www.clarklegacycenter.com <b>Funeral Information</b> Celebration of Life - Monday March 31st, 2014. 5 until 9pm - Castle Post, 230 Pisgah Pike, Versailles KY 40383