Comments on: Followup: John Wayne Houston Returns to his Roots

By: Jeri Lancaster( Forbes)

Jeri Lancaster( Forbes) — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 19:35:31 +0000

I knew John back in high school days. He was always high and acting out. It was only obvious that John wanted someone to pay attention to him. Some one that was lost and searching for something but didn\t know what it was at the time. I’m glad John had his hard awakening in life.It was his wake up call to help others going through similur situations in life. It was his purpose and journey to do this. I’m proud of John because a long time ago I understood why he acted the way he did.I’m happy and proud to have John as a friend. What more could one ask for.Hang in there sweetie your doing a fantastic job.

By: Mary Burns

Mary Burns — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 07:06:29 +0000

I reconnected with John a couple years ago but knew him since 1970 and what an inspiration he has been for me. The life John lived in the past and now what he shares and teaches others is amazing. He has an impact on so many people each day and I am so lucky to know John Wayne Houston.

By: Linda Wanless

Linda Wanless — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 22:44:47 +0000

I’ve known John for over 40 years and his journey is an amazing story…one that he may soon publish! I’ve watched him in action as he comes to my school each year to talk to over 400 7th graders, making a difference by sharing his life with theirs. John not only gives inspiration and hope to those battling with addiction, but can inspire anyone with a life problem they are trying to overcome.