Harriett Johnson

I briefly knew Harriet (when I was 15 and she was 17) as she was the sister of my best friend, Bernadette Hunter. I remember that she was very lively and full of fun. I found this obituary accidentally as I was looking for Bernadette's tel. no. Harriet sounds like she was a wonderful person and I'm sure her family all miss her. My email is: [email protected].

My condolences David and all of Harriets family. She is reunited with her daughter and my good friend Amy. Such a gracious lady. My fond memory is making construction paper Easter baskets at her house.

In loving memory of a wonderful Grandmother. We love you and miss you. We will hold you in our hearts forever~

I have many fond memories of Aunt Harriett. She was such an animal lover, like me. My favorite memory was the day I got to hold a black bear cub in my arms and the way it "purred" as it sucked on my arm.
God bless, sweet lady! You are safe in the arms of our Lord now.
Pixie Johnson Fontechia
Cadiz, KY.

I have some good memories of my Aunt Harriett, but three I wish to share. In the mid 50's when our home caught fire my 3 brothers and I were homeless, she took us in and fed us. When my Dad (her brother Logan) died in 89', my Aunt very generously picked up the tad at the VFW wake for my Mother, who at the time was hurting financially. She recently helped my brother Jay out by providing him a home and Christmas presents as he was homeless. She was also instrumental in getting all of us...