Sally Johnson Scott

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MY DARLING WIFE!!! See you soon in Heaven. Jerry Scott 3- 3 2017. 3- 3- 64

She was the most loving and caring woman I ever met in my life. I was proud and honored to have her as my wife. Missing you still Sally. Jerry Scott

Dear Johnson Family & Jerry,
As I spoke with you at the wake, I was so deeply touched by all the people that came to give their condolences to you. I have known Sally since the 6th grade, not seeing here much, but remembering her smile and laughter. Jerry, please know my prayers are with you in the passing of the "love of your life".

Dear Mr. Johnson and Warren,

I was deeply saddened to see Sally had past away. My favorite memories are those coming into the dance studio with Tweedy (see entry) and Sally and the gang. My love for the studio, Margaret, Sally, and your kindness will live on. Thank you for your gift of Sally.

To Sally's family:
Sally was a great friend to me. I met her at Akron U and I knew we were meant to be friends forever. Our birthdays were only a few days apart and we had so much in common. As I look at her picture, I can't beleive that she is gone. She was a true friend, a loving individual and a courageous warrier as she battled her illness over the past year. One of the most important memories I have of Sally is that even though over the past 20+ years that we were friends she...

Although I did not know Sally for very long, her smile was so bright. I remember seeing her at the Cleveland Clinic, she put her glasses on when I walked into the room and smiled so big and was so positive. May God comfort your family and know that Sally is certainly at home, in peace, with her maker. God Bless.

Dearest Mr. Johnson, Warren and Jerry:

I am so very sorry to hear about Sally. I almost can't believe it as I always think of her as someone so full of life, energy and spirit. My memories of our days(growing up) at the dance studio and competing in gymnastics will always be ones that I will treasure. Sally was a very special person and affected people in such a positive way. She always made things so much fun and gave so much of herself to others. I really wish I could have...

Warren and Family,
We're so terribly sorry to hear about Sally. She was always one of the special people you were privileged to have known. Always so upbeat, and mature beyond her age. I lost track of her since I retired from the studio, but I thought of her often when ever I came across pictures taken at some of the recitals.
Please accept our sympathy.
Ron and Bonnie Ochocki

So very sad, just a pleasant person
to see when she stopped in the office