Mary Rose Johnson, (Granny), 90, passed into eternal glory on 2/11/22 from her home in Cherokee  Village, Ar. She was born 5/21/31 in Carlisle, Arkansas to Elgin and Irene Johnson Hall. She was preceded  in death by her husband, Robert Johnson, daughter and son-in-law, Linda Sheley (Louis), and her sisters,  Irma Hall and Anne Peeler. Mary leaves behind 3 children, Norma Burrell (Clifton), Marilyn Dillman  (Fred), and Michael Johnson (Dorinda), 2 brothers, Harold Hall (Elois) and Bobby Hall (Andrea). She had  13 Grandchildren, 14 Great-Grandchildren, and 7 Great-Great-Grandchildren.

Mary was a dedicated home maker that loved her family. Her hobbies included gardening, swimming,  and enjoying coffee sitting outside. She was a member of Southaven First United Methodist Church.

Visitation 2/16/22 1-2pm

Service 2/16/22 2pm and interment will be at Forest Hill South, Holmes Road following services at Forest  Hill Midtown.

Pall Bearers:

Cody Haynes

Devin Haynes

Austin Berryhill

Tyler Johnson

Danny Dillman

Craig Wood

God Saw You Getting Tired

God saw you getting tired

And a cure was not to be

So he put His arms around

And whispered "Come to me."

With tearful eyes we watched you

As you slowly slipped away

And though we loved you dearly

We couldn't make you stay.

Your golden heart stopped beating

Your tired hands put to rest

God broke our hearts to prove to us

He only takes the best

( Frances and Kathleen Coelho )

"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me" -Phil 4:13

Don't Cry For Me

Don't cry for me now I have died, for I'm still here I'm by your side,
My body's gone but my soul is here, please don't shed another tear,
I am still here I'm all around, only my body lies in the ground.
I am the snowflake that kisses your nose,
I am the frost, that nips your toes.
I am the sun, bringing you light,
I am the star, shining so bright.
I am the rain, refreshing the earth,
I am the laughter, I am the mirth.
I am the bird, up in the sky,
I am the cloud, that's drifting by.
I am the thoughts, inside your head,
While I'm still there, I can't be dead.