Johnny Edward Webb Jr., 52, of Harold, KY, passed away at Pikeville Medical Centre in Pikeville, Kentucky, On Monday, May 13, 2024. His parents, Dinah Sparks Vanhoose of Emma, Kentucky, and Johnny (Ella) Webb of Prestonsburg, Kentucky, welcomed him into the world on December 10, 1971 in Huntington, West Virginia.
He was Ginger Rogers Webb’s husband. He spent thirty years as the Pikeville Medical Center’s director of the cardiac catheter lab. He was also a member of the country boys bass club, a twenty-year official in high school basketball, a coach for basketball and soccer at the YMCA, and a member of casting for kids.
He leaves behind his wife and parents, as well as his children, Jimmy Austin (Shae) Adkins, Savannah Bowens (Nathan), and McKinley Webb (Hope & Kealeigh), all of Harold, Kentucky; a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends; a granddaughter, Natalie Bowens; a son-in-law, Zach Bowens; sisters, Angela (Chris) Judd of Prestonsburg, Kentucky, and Stephanie (Josh) King of Morehead, Kentucky. All who knew and loved him will miss him.
About Johnny Webb
Johnny is the PMC Cardiac Cath Lab Manager; Ginger is the Webb Primary Care Owner and Provider. Johnny Webb treats his clients and others around him with so much respect, love and care. He values the lives of his patients, friends, colleagues and family members. He gives his all to job and the development of his community at large.
He has built an irrefutable reputation with astute integrity and dedication. His love for people is second to none. Johnny has also invested greatly in the development of his mind and his career alike. He is an alpha male with a touch of seemless grace. He lives in Pikeville, Kentucky and he’s been married since Married since October 14, 2006. Johnny Loved Casting for Kids. His Big Smile and Awesome personality has given so much Fun over the years to those who knew and loved him. He will be missed so much!
About PMC
The goal of Pikeville Medical Centre is to improve the health and wellbeing of the surrounding area by providing all-encompassing treatment in a Christian setting. Being the preferred healthcare provider and employer in our community is our aim.Eastern Kentucky and the central Appalachian region have faced numerous difficulties for many years, most notably those pertaining to restricted access to high-quality healthcare. Families as a whole used to frequently travel for many hours to receive specialized medical care.
At the moment, PMC is home to the only Level II Trauma Centre in Kentucky, the largest autistic centre in the country that provides ABA therapy, and the only Level II Advanced Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in Eastern Kentucky.
Pikeville Medical Centre runs ten Centres of Excellence and employs approximately 3,100 people, 600 of whom are licensed healthcare providers.
Conclusion
The cause of his death have not been disclosed at the time of this pubication. Information on the cause of his death and obituary will be announced by his family.
