Marilyn A. Johnson

Mrs. Johnson was a pillar of our neighborhood and a sweet, warm person. I'm so glad she's been a part of my growing up. All of us Mailmans will miss her bright smiles.

Bernie,
Unfortunately, it is not until we lose people before we are sorry that we did not tell them how wonderful they were. My sons use to say that Mrs. Johnson was a "nice person". She was more than that. She was everyone's neighborhood mother.I am sorry that we have not connected over the years since you were on the fifth floor. Sympathies to you and your family and remembering a special woman.

Janel, so sorry to hear about your Mom, pray that you will have courage and strength as you will surely miss her (like I do with my Mom).She was a beautiful woman.

Marilyn was a beautiful woman, inside and out. I am sorry for your loss.

Bernie, Janel, Timothy and Peter -- I am so so sorry for the loss of your Mom. She was and always will be the beautiful woman I remember. I hope your memories will make you smile. Love to all of you.

I'm very sorry for the loss of your loved one. May you find comfort in prayer, in family and friends (Romans 12:12 and 15).

Bernie and family,
I am holding you all in my heart. May you find peace.
With Love,
Liz

Timothy, Jannel, Peter and Mr. Johnson, I'm so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. She was a dear woman and I will always think of her as our neighborhood mom who looked after us. She was always such a huge part of the community and I even remember witnessing her bell ringing talent around Christmas time. A great loss for sure. Please let me know if there is anything I can do.

Condolences to you and your family. Janet George, a Central Planning employee of many years ago.