Mrs. Haro;d Johnson passed away 2-27-2002. She was a tower of strength to this valley and were her mother and grandmother the first teacher in the area in the 1800's. This was reported by her daughter Julia Johnson Taylor class of 72
This tribute is to the greatest woman I have known, my mother. You contributed more to this valley than most would ever know by your selfless acts of kindness, love and support to those around you. Your family came to this valley in the 1800's and your grandmother Rose Slygh was the first teacher in the area. You followed in the footsetps of your mother and grandmother by making Sunnymead a special place to not only live but to learn in a healthy environment. Thank you mom for all you gave to others and the example you set for your children to respect and place others first. Your are cherished in our hearts and missed beyond words. Your legacy will live on through those who love and know you. I love you momma.
Julie Johnson (Taylor) (1972)
This tribute is to the greatest woman I have known, my mother. You contributed more to this valley than most would ever know by your selfless acts of kindness, love and support to those around you. Your family came to this valley in the 1800's and your grandmother Rose Slygh was the first teacher in the area. You followed in the footsetps of your mother and grandmother by making Sunnymead a special place to not only live but to learn in a healthy environment. Thank you mom for all you gave to others and the example you set for your children to respect and place others first. Your are cherished in our hearts and missed beyond words. Your legacy will live on through those who love and know you. I love you momma.Your JJ