JOTHAM JOHNSON ’64, a former director of stewardship in Princeton’s development office, died April 22 at age 79. Johnson worked in the University’s administration for more than 30 years and was director of leadership gifts during the 250th anniversary campaign. He also held volunteer positions as a class secretary, trustee of Cap and Gown, and secretary of the men’s hockey friends group. In 2010, the year of his retirement, Johnson received the Award for Service to Princeton.
JOTHAM JOHNSON ’64, a former director of stewardship in Princeton’s development office, died April 22 at age 79. Johnson worked in the University’s administration for more than 30 years and was director of leadership gifts during the 250th anniversary campaign. He also held volunteer positions as a class secretary, trustee of Cap and Gown, and secretary of the men’s hockey friends group. In 2010, the year of his retirement, Johnson received the Award for Service to Princeton.