Lois Colvin Johnson, 52, was the daughter of Frank H. and Ruth V. (Dow) Baker. She died at the Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Johnson was educated in Rutland and graduated from Mount St. Joseph Academy.
She married Alan L. Johnson March 3, 1979 in Benson.
She was a bookkeeper at the Otter Creek Supply co., the Frank Elnicki Construction Co. in W. Rutlland, Stowell Chevrolet in Rutland, and for two years at the Camera Shop in Hanover, NH.
She was a member of the Danby Congregational church.
Survivors besides her husband of Windsor, include a son, Bruce Colvin; two daughters, Mrs. Betty Bartholomew and Mrs. Brenda Stephens; and two brothers, Marshall Baker and Carl Baker.
Mrs. Johnson was educated in Rutland and graduated from Mount St. Joseph Academy.
She married Alan L. Johnson March 3, 1979 in Benson.
She was a bookkeeper at the Otter Creek Supply co., the Frank Elnicki Construction Co. in W. Rutlland, Stowell Chevrolet in Rutland, and for two years at the Camera Shop in Hanover, NH.
She was a member of the Danby Congregational church.
Survivors besides her husband of Windsor, include a son, Bruce Colvin; two daughters, Mrs. Betty Bartholomew and Mrs. Brenda Stephens; and two brothers, Marshall Baker and Carl Baker.
Lois Colvin Johnson, 52, was the daughter of Frank H. and Ruth V. (Dow) Baker. She died at the Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Johnson was educated in Rutland and graduated from Mount St. Joseph Academy.
She married Alan L. Johnson March 3, 1979 in Benson.
She was a bookkeeper at the Otter Creek Supply co., the Frank Elnicki Construction Co. in W. Rutlland, Stowell Chevrolet in Rutland, and for two years at the Camera Shop in Hanover, NH.
She was a member of the Danby Congregational church.
Survivors besides her husband of Windsor, include a son, Bruce Colvin; two daughters, Mrs. Betty Bartholomew and Mrs. Brenda Stephens; and two brothers, Marshall Baker and Carl Baker.
Mrs. Johnson was educated in Rutland and graduated from Mount St. Joseph Academy.
She married Alan L. Johnson March 3, 1979 in Benson.
She was a bookkeeper at the Otter Creek Supply co., the Frank Elnicki Construction Co. in W. Rutlland, Stowell Chevrolet in Rutland, and for two years at the Camera Shop in Hanover, NH.
She was a member of the Danby Congregational church.
Survivors besides her husband of Windsor, include a son, Bruce Colvin; two daughters, Mrs. Betty Bartholomew and Mrs. Brenda Stephens; and two brothers, Marshall Baker and Carl Baker.
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