Bernice Johnson

May your feelings of loss be comforted in the treasures you shared, the strength mom planted, and the peace and love that only God can deliver. Our prayers are with you at this time and forever. Love you like family. The Nash Clan

To my "Sister" Mary and the rest of the Johnson family, you know how I feel. Mrs. Johnson always exuded an air of happiness, kindness, always smiling, even through sometimes in her body she did not feel like smiling. The list could go on and on. . .just a wonderful mom, grand mom. . .She will be dearly missed I am sure. Only time itself will heal the pain you feel today. So, stick together family. . .continue to celebrate everything she would celebrate and keep the smiles going. she would...

Deepest condolences to the family. I met Bernice when I was at the house on Moffat street helping Walter with his car or just visiting him. I worked with Walter at Continental and he was a absolute treasure of a man, no doubt because Bernice was a treasure of a woman. RIP

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. Mrs. Johnson was truly loved by the Muskegon Heights Community. God Bless the entire family during these difficult times. Brian and Robin Edge.

My heartfelt condolences to the Johnson Family on the transition of your Queen Mother, the late Mrs. Johnson. I have so many fond memories of Mrs. Johnson running in and out of the house with Carol and Earnie. My Mother, the Late Macie Hutcherson, and your Mother were friends. Mrs. Johnson did all our family alterations for years. May God, the Righteous Angels, and Ancestors continue to protect you.