Roxanne was the daughter of Juel Fairbanks & Geraldine (Van-Oss) Fairbanks. She graduated from St. Paul's Central High School in 1969 then attended the University of Minnesota. She moved to California with her husband and son in 1977. Roxanne was active in the Indian community activities in both the Twin Cities & California. at the time of her death, she was employed by the Cah-Pa-De Indian Health Clinic in Sacramento California.
She is survived by her husband, Richard Johnson and son, Eric Fairbanks-Johnson of Citrus Heights, CA. Her stepmother Elsie Fairbanks and sister Michelle of St. Paul; five brothers: Alden, James, Christopher and Juel Jr. All of Minneapolis, and Michael of Cass Lake, MN ; her maternal aunt Maefred Arey of Cass Lake; five paternal uncles; Herschel, Everette, Herman, Joseph and Lyle all of Minneapolis; four paternal aunts: Shirley of Minneapolis Jackie and Ione of Bemidji, MN and Lois of Walker, MN.
Roxanne was wife to Richard Johnson, mother to Eric Johnson. She lived in Sacramento at the time of her death. She went to visit family up in the Clear Lake area and was involved in an auto accident. She was returned to the land of her youth, White Earth MN & buried among her ancestors. She is greatly missed.
She is survived by her husband, Richard Johnson and son, Eric Fairbanks-Johnson of Citrus Heights, CA. Her stepmother Elsie Fairbanks and sister Michelle of St. Paul; five brothers: Alden, James, Christopher and Juel Jr. All of Minneapolis, and Michael of Cass Lake, MN ; her maternal aunt Maefred Arey of Cass Lake; five paternal uncles; Herschel, Everette, Herman, Joseph and Lyle all of Minneapolis; four paternal aunts: Shirley of Minneapolis Jackie and Ione of Bemidji, MN and Lois of Walker, MN.
Roxanne was wife to Richard Johnson, mother to Eric Johnson. She lived in Sacramento at the time of her death. She went to visit family up in the Clear Lake area and was involved in an auto accident. She was returned to the land of her youth, White Earth MN & buried among her ancestors. She is greatly missed.
Roxanne was the daughter of Juel Fairbanks & Geraldine (Van-Oss) Fairbanks. She graduated from St. Paul's Central High School in 1969 then attended the University of Minnesota. She moved to California with her husband and son in 1977. Roxanne was active in the Indian community activities in both the Twin Cities & California. at the time of her death, she was employed by the Cah-Pa-De Indian Health Clinic in Sacramento California.
She is survived by her husband, Richard Johnson and son, Eric Fairbanks-Johnson of Citrus Heights, CA. Her stepmother Elsie Fairbanks and sister Michelle of St. Paul; five brothers: Alden, James, Christopher and Juel Jr. All of Minneapolis, and Michael of Cass Lake, MN ; her maternal aunt Maefred Arey of Cass Lake; five paternal uncles; Herschel, Everette, Herman, Joseph and Lyle all of Minneapolis; four paternal aunts: Shirley of Minneapolis Jackie and Ione of Bemidji, MN and Lois of Walker, MN.
Roxanne was wife to Richard Johnson, mother to Eric Johnson. She lived in Sacramento at the time of her death. She went to visit family up in the Clear Lake area and was involved in an auto accident. She was returned to the land of her youth, White Earth MN & buried among her ancestors. She is greatly missed.
She is survived by her husband, Richard Johnson and son, Eric Fairbanks-Johnson of Citrus Heights, CA. Her stepmother Elsie Fairbanks and sister Michelle of St. Paul; five brothers: Alden, James, Christopher and Juel Jr. All of Minneapolis, and Michael of Cass Lake, MN ; her maternal aunt Maefred Arey of Cass Lake; five paternal uncles; Herschel, Everette, Herman, Joseph and Lyle all of Minneapolis; four paternal aunts: Shirley of Minneapolis Jackie and Ione of Bemidji, MN and Lois of Walker, MN.
Roxanne was wife to Richard Johnson, mother to Eric Johnson. She lived in Sacramento at the time of her death. She went to visit family up in the Clear Lake area and was involved in an auto accident. She was returned to the land of her youth, White Earth MN & buried among her ancestors. She is greatly missed.
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