Bowling has been a lifelong passion for 75-year-old John Johnson of Tampa, Florida. He first picked up a bowling ball at the age of 25, and he's been hooked ever since. Johnson has bowled in countless tournaments over the years, and he's even won a few championships. But his most recent accomplishment may be his most special of all. Last week, Johnson competed in the PBA Senior Open Championships in Reno, Nevada. He didn't make it to the finals, but he did something that was even more important to him: he got to share the experience with his family. Johnson's wife, two children, and two grandchildren all traveled to Reno to support him. They watched him bowl, cheered him on, and even took a few turns on the lanes themselves. "It was so special to have my family here with me," Johnson said. "They've always been my biggest supporters, and it meant the world to me to be able to share this experience with them." Johnson's family is just as proud of him as he is of himself. His wife, Mary, said that he's an inspiration to her and their children. "John is a role model for all of us," Mary said. "He's shown us that it's never too late to follow your dreams." Johnson's children and grandchildren are also proud of their grandfather's accomplishments. His daughter, Susan, said that he's a great role model for them. "Grandpa is always there for us," Susan said. "He's taught us so much about life, and he's always there to cheer us on." Johnson's grandchildren are also inspired by their grandfather. His grandson, Michael, said that he wants to be just like him when he grows up. "Grandpa is the best," Michael said. "He's always so much fun to be around, and he's always there to help us." Johnson's 50-year bowling career is a testament to his dedication and passion for the sport. He's an inspiration to his family and friends, and he's a role model for all of us. Social Media: