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Chalmers Johnson Obituary
Mr. Johnson passed away Thursday August 11, 2011. Born in Goldville, SC, he was a son of the late Claude Johnson, Sr. and Pearl Duckett Johnson, was a member of Faith Lutheran Church and retired from civil service. He was in the US Army for eleven years, was a WW II Veteran serving in numerous battles including the Invasion of Normandy was a Korean Conflict Veteran and was a Purple Heart Recipient.
Survivors include his wife of 59 years, Mary Sease Johnson, son, Kim (Debbie) Johnson of Gilbert, daughter, Jean (Jim) Brennan of Mendon, MA, brother, Claude (Pete) Johnson, Jr., of Joanna, sisters, Mabel Evans of Cheraw, Nancy Davenport and Allen Brannen of Joanna, 4 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren.
He was predeceased by a brother, Walter Johnson, and sister, Mary Arrwood.
The family would like to thank NHC Parklane for their tender care, love and support. Online register Barr-Price.Com 803-356-4411
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August 14, 2011
We are sorry to hear of Uncle Cham's passing. He was indeed a unique character. I will always remember his cigar and opinions as we watched football games after Sunday dinner at Grandmama's. He always had a story for every situation and in most cases, the story had a funny ending. Our sympathy goes out to Aunt Mary, Jean, Kim and their families. May God bless you through this time. Love, Peggy, Pickens, Andrew, Caleb, & Aunt Alice.
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