Marjorie Jean Johnson
Daughter of: Theo William Johnson and Alice Sue (Cook) Johnson (both deceased)
Youngest and only sibling to: Theola Fayne Johnson (deceased)
Marjorie was born in Spring Valley, Washington County, Arkansas
December 24, 1927
Marjorie graduated from Fayetteville High School Class of 1946
She attended for two years the Fayetteville Business College
Marjorie worked at Campbell & Bell on the Square in Fayetteville her senior year in High School and for a couple of years after Graduation until she got a job in 1956 for Standard Oil Company in Tulsa. Then they merged into Amoco. Marjorie retired in 1986 with Amoco Oil now known as BP Oil.
Marjorie fought a brave battle with dementia after her older sister passed away in 2009. She lived with her cousin, Ron Parsley and his wife Barbara, her primary caregiver until Ron became ill in October of 2016. Then Marjorie lived with her other cousin and caregiver, Deborah Houston and her husband Kenneth, in their home in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma until her death.
Marjorie had a wonderful positive attitude and a fantastic sense of humor during her transition in her memory loss issues. However, the entire Parsley family were a wonderful team in “remembering for her”. She is now at peace.
Marjorie will be interred at Friendship Cemetery where her Mother and Sister were laid to rest.
In lieu of flowers:
Gospel Tracts International
c/o Robert Dockery,
Church of Christ,
4377 East Huntsville,
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Or
Truth for Today World Mission School
c/o Eddie Cloer
2209 S. Benton
Searcy, AR 72145
Daughter of: Theo William Johnson and Alice Sue (Cook) Johnson (both deceased)
Youngest and only sibling to: Theola Fayne Johnson (deceased)
Marjorie was born in Spring Valley, Washington County, Arkansas
December 24, 1927
Marjorie graduated from Fayetteville High School Class of 1946
She attended for two years the Fayetteville Business College
Marjorie worked at Campbell & Bell on the Square in Fayetteville her senior year in High School and for a couple of years after Graduation until she got a job in 1956 for Standard Oil Company in Tulsa. Then they merged into Amoco. Marjorie retired in 1986 with Amoco Oil now known as BP Oil.
Marjorie fought a brave battle with dementia after her older sister passed away in 2009. She lived with her cousin, Ron Parsley and his wife Barbara, her primary caregiver until Ron became ill in October of 2016. Then Marjorie lived with her other cousin and caregiver, Deborah Houston and her husband Kenneth, in their home in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma until her death.
Marjorie had a wonderful positive attitude and a fantastic sense of humor during her transition in her memory loss issues. However, the entire Parsley family were a wonderful team in “remembering for her”. She is now at peace.
Marjorie will be interred at Friendship Cemetery where her Mother and Sister were laid to rest.
In lieu of flowers:
Gospel Tracts International
c/o Robert Dockery,
Church of Christ,
4377 East Huntsville,
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Or
Truth for Today World Mission School
c/o Eddie Cloer
2209 S. Benton
Searcy, AR 72145
Marjorie Jean Johnson
Daughter of: Theo William Johnson and Alice Sue (Cook) Johnson (both deceased)
Youngest and only sibling to: Theola Fayne Johnson (deceased)
Marjorie was born in Spring Valley, Washington County, Arkansas
December 24, 1927
Marjorie graduated from Fayetteville High School Class of 1946
She attended for two years the Fayetteville Business College
Marjorie worked at Campbell & Bell on the Square in Fayetteville her senior year in High School and for a couple of years after Graduation until she got a job in 1956 for Standard Oil Company in Tulsa. Then they merged into Amoco. Marjorie retired in 1986 with Amoco Oil now known as BP Oil.
Marjorie fought a brave battle with dementia after her older sister passed away in 2009. She lived with her cousin, Ron Parsley and his wife Barbara, her primary caregiver until Ron became ill in October of 2016. Then Marjorie lived with her other cousin and caregiver, Deborah Houston and her husband Kenneth, in their home in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma until her death.
Marjorie had a wonderful positive attitude and a fantastic sense of humor during her transition in her memory loss issues. However, the entire Parsley family were a wonderful team in “remembering for her”. She is now at peace.
Marjorie will be interred at Friendship Cemetery where her Mother and Sister were laid to rest.
In lieu of flowers:
Gospel Tracts International
c/o Robert Dockery,
Church of Christ,
4377 East Huntsville,
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Or
Truth for Today World Mission School
c/o Eddie Cloer
2209 S. Benton
Searcy, AR 72145
Daughter of: Theo William Johnson and Alice Sue (Cook) Johnson (both deceased)
Youngest and only sibling to: Theola Fayne Johnson (deceased)
Marjorie was born in Spring Valley, Washington County, Arkansas
December 24, 1927
Marjorie graduated from Fayetteville High School Class of 1946
She attended for two years the Fayetteville Business College
Marjorie worked at Campbell & Bell on the Square in Fayetteville her senior year in High School and for a couple of years after Graduation until she got a job in 1956 for Standard Oil Company in Tulsa. Then they merged into Amoco. Marjorie retired in 1986 with Amoco Oil now known as BP Oil.
Marjorie fought a brave battle with dementia after her older sister passed away in 2009. She lived with her cousin, Ron Parsley and his wife Barbara, her primary caregiver until Ron became ill in October of 2016. Then Marjorie lived with her other cousin and caregiver, Deborah Houston and her husband Kenneth, in their home in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma until her death.
Marjorie had a wonderful positive attitude and a fantastic sense of humor during her transition in her memory loss issues. However, the entire Parsley family were a wonderful team in “remembering for her”. She is now at peace.
Marjorie will be interred at Friendship Cemetery where her Mother and Sister were laid to rest.
In lieu of flowers:
Gospel Tracts International
c/o Robert Dockery,
Church of Christ,
4377 East Huntsville,
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Or
Truth for Today World Mission School
c/o Eddie Cloer
2209 S. Benton
Searcy, AR 72145
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