Birth date: Dec 12, 1955 Death date: Apr 26, 2009
Betty Jo "Coleman" Johnson passed away on Sunday, April 26, 2009 at UCH Hospital at age 53. She was preceded in death by her parents, Anne Lee Claiborne, stepfather Lionel Claiborne, husband Earl Johnson Jr. She is survived by her Read Obituary
To this family,
My sincere condolences go out to you all, at the "Home-going", of your loved one. I will continue to "Pray" with you all and "Pray" for you all, during this very "Dim" time in your lives.
Gloria A Coleman-Brown
We will miss you Betty. Brittany we loved your mother. Ms. Weaver the lady she would ride to work with at Tampa Bay Blvd.
To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.
~Thomas Campbell To Our Wonderful Ms. Johnson, I just want to say 'thank you' for being such a wonderful part of our lives. You have touched our family's hearts with your smiles, generosity, patience and love. A caring soul who greeted us all with open arms each and every day and always had a kind word to give. You were a part of a wonderful team at Oak Grove and because of you my little guy, and many other children, will have memories to last a lifetime. You will be missed but never forgotten. With love always, Joey, Alyssia, Tina & Tiffany
Mrs.Johnson
Was a very well spirited person. she became a really good friend to me. I considered her my 2nd mother with all the motherly advice she gave me.she was such a happy person enjoying life everyday she loved her family and her daughter britney.she was so great with the kids at work she loved them all as if they were her own.I knew her for almost a year she was a wonderful friend,co-worker,and mother.I know shes in a better place watching over everyone she loves.I will always have you in my heart.I will always remember you as a happy full of life person dancing to every song your heard with a big smile on your face.I love you Mrs.Johnson I know your with us watching from above.
Mrs. Johnson, you were such a great inspiration to the children in your class! As the proud parent of one such child, Michio Blum, we thank you for your heartfelt dedication, caring, compassion, and love you showed each and every child. We will miss you so very much, but are thankful that you are with the Lord. With our deepest sympathy to your family and friends,
Lisa and Michio Blum
Mrs. Johnson's cakes and good cooking will be greatly missed-especially the carrot cake. Her love and devotion to the students will never be forgotten. And of course the laughs that kept us rolling in the teacher's lounge.
Love ya Mrs. Johnson
On behalf of the entire staff of Boza & Roel Funeral Home, please accept our sincere condolences.
