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Valerie Rene Johnson
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Valerie graduated from John Marshall High School and worked in Richmond until health issues forced an early retirement. In spite of more health setbacks, she enjoyed life. She was a determined individual, had a passion for sports, and loved music. An enthusiastic fan of college basketball, she often attended CAA Tournament games to support her favorite teams. She loved music and enjoyed attending the Hampton Jazz Festival and concerts at the old Richmond Coliseum and on Brown's Island.
Valerie's faith and determination met health challenges head on, leaving a lasting impact on those close to her. Val is dearly missed by her family. She is survived by sister Tanya, son Gerard, granddaughter Ariana, half-brother Darrell Johnson of Chicago IL, many loving cousins, and a devoted friend Rita.
May the Lord God keep Valerie in His peace until we see her again!
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Jeanie Evansthrower
August 5, 2024
May you rest in peace Cousin. A strong and determined unafraid to speak up. Will be surely missed.
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clare
April 26, 2024
Valerie I love you.....
I'll hug you again one fine day. clare
Sandra Royster
January 27, 2024
You are forever in my heart. Miss you, love you.
Your loving cousin, Sandra
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