Johnny Dannul Cordova Sr
October 26, 1967 - July 24, 2020
On July 24, 2020 we lost our hero Johnny Dannul Cordova Sr. to leukemia and Covid-19. On October 26, 1967 Johnny was born to David and Lilly Cordova. Johnny grew up on the west side of Salt Lake City, Utah, he attended West High School and S.L.C.C. later becoming a skilled carpenter. Johnny was proud of his work building SLC landmarks like the Maverick Center project, Delta Center project, and the LDS Conference Center project. Johnny was a very private person; those who were close to him knew how big his heart was. Achieving his goal of a large family Johnny loved to be surrounded by his children and grandchildren. He taught his kids to love and care for his families to put their needs before our own. To live and forget when it came to each other, to take the life skills and love he taught us and teach it to anyone willing to listen. Johnny is survived by his partner in life Kristen Lopez, his children: Michael and Martha Cordova, Isaac Cordova, Alex and Heather Cordova, Melissa and Adrian Speed, Stephen and Maya Lopez, Daniel Cordova, Johnny Dannul Cordova Jr., his grandchildren: Andres, Gabriel, Hailey, KaLees, Vera, Jacob, MeLinna, Adrian Jr., Suzie, his mother Lilly Cordova, his siblings: Linda (David) Ratz, Evelyn Hernandez aka Cindy Cordova, Dave Cordova, Mark Cordova, Marlene (Alan) Witzel. Johnny Cordova was the life of the party. Whenever you hear a Beatles song, smile and think of him. Arrangements are under the direction of Wiscombe Memorial.
On July 24, 2020 we lost our hero Johnny Dannul Cordova Sr. to leukemia and Covid-19. On October 26, 1967 Johnny was born to David and Lilly Cordova. Johnny grew up on the west side of Salt Lake City, Utah, he attended West High School and S.L.C.C.... View Obituary & Service Information