Mary Jo Johnson

Birth date: May 15, 1961 Death date: Dec 14, 2024

It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of Mary Jo Johnson, a beloved wife, mother, and grandmother, who left us peacefully on December 14, 2024, at the age of 63. Her husband Robert Johnson was right by her side. Upo Read Obituary

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Steve Batsford

22w ago

Always in Our Hearts
Whenever I think back to the old days—visiting my grandparents—
Mary Jo is always part of those memories. She wasn’t just a friend; she was like family. My Aunt Wendy, my sister Vicki, and Mary Jo were inseparable, like the three musketeers, always together, sharing laughter and experiences that shaped their bond.

Mary Jo lived just a few houses down from Wendy, always nearby. If I saw my Aunt Wendy, I knew Mary Jo and my sister wouldn’t be far behind. Their connection was strong, their presence a familiar and constant part of those times.

Mary Jo remains in our thoughts, remembered in the stories we share and the moments that shaped our past.

Steve Batsford

Vicki Barbaria

23w ago

Vicki Barbaria

23w ago

Claudia Thomas

23w ago

I Love you Mary Jo!! I will miss you, along with your family, your positive, always helpful get it done attitude, your quickwit had me laughing alot!
We used to work together at
San Francisco airport for US Airlines
where we shared many laughs. I luv your laugh and will miss you very much!! You are such a blessing with friendship. You have been there for me and I am truly grateful to have you as my Girlfriend.
see you again in Heaven
xoxo
Claudia Thomas
XOXO

Vicki Barbaria

23w ago

I feel so blessed to have had you in my life. Always positive and upbeat, and what a great laugh you had. I will miss that! You always saw the best in everyone because you are such a kind soul. A lifetime of memories. 30th ave as kids in the backyard or walking to the mall. High school "cruising the El." Remember hanging out the sunroof in Mary Annes VW? Hillsdale mall hangouts. Smoking in Wendy's attic. And the party at her house, busted by our parents.
Becoming parents ourselves. Graduations, weddings, celebrations in life. Our many walks up the hill, and your crazy dog on 30th! I will always cherish our girls weekends together. Eventually, even becoming grandparents. who knew we would get so old! You will always be the sister I never had. A beautiful light. I will miss you Jo. Until I see you in Heaven.

Vicki Barbaria

23w ago

Jo,
I feel so blessed to have had you in my life. Always positive and upbeat, and what a great laugh you had. I will miss that! You always saw the best in everyone because you are such a kind soul. A lifetime of memories. 30th ave as kids in the backyard or walking to the mall. High school "cruising the El." Remember hanging out the sunroof in Mary Annes VW? Hillsdale mall hangouts. Smoking in Wendy's attic. And the party at her house, busted by our parents.
Becoming parents ourselves. Graduations, weddings, celebrations in life. Our many walks up the hill, and your crazy dog on 30th! I will always cherish our girls weekends together. Eventually, even becoming grandparents. who knew we would get so old! You will always be the sister I never had. A beautiful light. I will miss you Jo. Until I see you in Heaven.

Dyana Hall

34w ago

This was at ….. I believe….. my house on my 30th Birthday! I loved how close Mary Jo and my mom was! She was my God Mother and when I was younger she was always over hanging out with my mom and dad! I miss you JoJo! ❤️

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