Elizabeth Johnson

Uncle Jerry, Tracy, Eric and Abbie:
I just heard of Aunt Ann's homegoing. I am so sorry for your loss. It was so precious to get to know her in the last couple of years. I look forward to getting to know her even better in Heaven one day. Many hugs and prayers to you all right now.

Bro. Johnson, Tracy, Eric and Abbie -- We are so sorry for your loss. Sis. Ann was a precious and caring Christian person. She was always there if you needed her. I will always remember our talks and her sweet laughter. We will miss her so much but someday we will see her again in Heaven. Love you all. Love and Prayers.

In Loving Memory of Elizabeth Ann Johnson.

Dear Jerry, I was so sadden to hear of Ann's passing. She was a very special lady. She will be greatly missed by all that knew her. May God's comfort and assurance be with you and your family in the days to come. Our prayers are with you.

God has blessed me again in putting Sis Ann in my life. It may have been for only a short time but she made an impression that will never be forgotten. Our love and prays go out to each of the family menbers.
Robert & Margaret

In the precious time that we had with Sister Johnson we came to truly appreciate the woman, the Christian and the radiant presence that she was. Her size could be deceiving; to be such a small package, she gave so much to all of us. She emanated God's goodness through her worship and compassion for others. Her gentile way of making you feel special was truly a gift. Her quick wit was an unexpected blessing. It was her desire to encompass all of these things within her unparalleled work...

Ann was such a very special lady - truly a virtuous woman and a wonderful inspiration to us all. We're so grateful that our paths crossed in this life and will look forward to spending eternity together with Ann in Heaven. You are all in our prayers - we love you! The Korpi family

Pastor Johnson, Tracy, Eric & Abigail -- There are times when a special person appears in one's life who has an everlasting effect on one's life. That was Anne - the one who's first smile lit up the room and who's personal walk with the Lord immediately radiated. Learning to know Anne even more as a pastor's wife and a fellow Christian has not disproved my first initial reaction but enhanced it. She will never be forgotten and her testimony and memory will continue to live.