Welcome to the Home Page of

A J K Johnson

and

C S P Johnson

Main Links

DysCypher                

(www.DysCypher.com)

FDLC                           

(www.FDLC.co.uk)

Galleries

            Alan’s

            Paul’s

            Ralph’s

Our Family

(http://homepages.tesco.net/~alanjkjohnson)

Paul & Jenni

Judith

Ralph & Ashley

Doug & Lisa

Jenny

Natalie

Our Family History

WJJ  (www.DysCypher.co.uk)

WSDAA

Reading Family History Centre

Rabbitsqn

ajkjohnson NTL

Farnborough Ward

Christine Tesco

 

We are a family of two parents (Alan and Christine), six children (Paul, Judith, Ralph, Douglas, Jenny and Natalie) and a dog! (Toby). Two of our children are married, one is about to take the plunge and three others have moved away. We live in Farnborough, Hampshire, England, GU14 6LT.

More information about us and our children can be shown by clicking on their names to the right. Our Family History can be seen by clicking here.

My Dad was in the RAF, W J Johnson - WW2 - flying hurricanes and spitfires, can you provide more information?

We have many interests. Currently our main interest is that of helping those affected by dyslexia. We have set up the Farnborough Dyslexia & Learning Centre in our home, based on computers and a multi-media, multi-sensory program we have written called SureSpell with exercises and procedures by DysCypher. There have been so many people who have dyslexia, ADHD, learning difficulties or who just want to improve their reading and spelling who have been interested in the help we offer that we have to expand considerably to cope with the demand.

We are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, nick-named the Mormons and have many interests associated with the church. We are part of the Farnborough Ward. We run the Reading Family History Centre with good facilities to do family history research. More information can be found by clicking on the item of interest in the box on the left.

I have put together two other web sites. One for the West Surrey Dyslexic Aid Association (WSDAA) and one for Bob Yeoman (Rabbitsqn)

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