Dale Johnson, 58, development expert BEAVERTON—Dale Clifford Johnson, 58, died June 20, 1995, at St. Vincent Hospital in Portland of complications of a stroke. A day funeral at 2 p.m. will be Fri- day at Bethany Presbyteri- an Church, 5505 NW Springville Road, Port- land, with the Rev. J. McShane officiating. Interment will be in Bethany Presbyteri- an Church Family Cemetery and friends are in- vited to a reception at the fam- ily home, 15985 NW Blue Ridge Drive, Beaverton, imme- diately following the services. Mr. Johnson was born Jan. 7, 1937, in Pasadena, Calif., one of seven children of Al- bert Johnson. He was raised and educated in the Pasadena area and earned a bachelor's de- gree in orna- mental horticul- ture at California State Polytech- nic College in Pomona. He also studied busi- ness; traffic engi- neering, marketing, jour- nalism and land use planning. On April 18, 1968, he mar- ried Cheryl Edwards at the Tigard Presbyteri- an Church. He worked in Los Angeles de- sign for the Los Angeles com- missions in Claremont and Whit- tier, Calif. Mr. Johnson moved to Washington County in 1966 to be county planning director. From 1970 to 1983 he was senior vice president of Gen- tel Co., a real estate develop- ment com- pany. He then became presi- dent of BenFran Develop- ment Inc. In 1987, Mr. Johnson became an associate of a consulting firm for real estate development. He was known for his gar- dening ability and 'haunted' yard for neighborhood youngsters. He was known as a 'practical' joker and for his love of ice cream. Mr. Johnson was a member of Bethany Presbyteri- an Church. Survivors include his wife, Cheryl; and five children, Beaverton, their spouses, David A. and Sharon Johnson, Fresno, Calif.; Kim- berly, Julie and Joanna Cor- naps, Calif.; Margaret J. and David Bass, Hermiston; and Jeri England and Jon Taylor, Camber- well. Also surviving are four grand- children, Matthew Gass, Hermiston, and Jocelyn, Olivia- lius; a brother and sister-in- law, Robert and Joyce Johnson, Glendora, Calif.; and a sister- in-law, Helen and Walt Kugel, Whittier, Calif. He was preceded in death by a son, David Johnson, in 1987 and several brothers and sisters. The family suggests memo- rial contributions to the St. Vin- cent Heart Institute of St. Vin- cent Hospital Founda- tion, 205 SW Barnes Road. Special Instructions: Friends are invited to a reception at the family home, 15985 NW Blue Ridge Drive, Beaverton, immediately following the services. The family suggests memorial contributions to the St. Vincent Heart Institute of St. Vincent Hospital Foundation, 205 SW Barnes Road.