Funeral services for James E. Johnson, 48, of Brandon were held Friday, September 29, at First Baptist Church of Brandon, with burial in the Floral Hills Cemetery in Pearl.
Mr. Johnson, an A.T.&T. Communications technician, died Tuesday, September 26, of cancer at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center in Jackson. Baldwin-Lee of Pearl was in charge of the arrangements.
Mr. Johnson was a native of White Oak. He moved to Brandon 18 years ago. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Brandon. He was a member of the Brotherhood and TV Ministries, Pete Lake Hunting Club and CWA Union with A.T.&T.
He is survived by his wife, Shirley Nixon Johnson of Brandon; daughter Shannon Stegall of Brandon; sons Brady Johnson of Brandon, Jason Johnson of Brandon; mother, Annie Merle Johnson Dupree of Baytown, TX; brothers, Robert E. Johnson, Dwight Johnson, and Morris Johnson all of Baytown, TX.
Pallbearer for Mr. Johnson were; Richard Grant, Andy White, Bobby Warren, Curtis Bobinger, Jigs Griffing and Tommy Griffing.
Honorary Pallbearers were the Firs Baptist Church Brotherhood.
Rankin County News
Mr. Johnson, an A.T.&T. Communications technician, died Tuesday, September 26, of cancer at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center in Jackson. Baldwin-Lee of Pearl was in charge of the arrangements.
Mr. Johnson was a native of White Oak. He moved to Brandon 18 years ago. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Brandon. He was a member of the Brotherhood and TV Ministries, Pete Lake Hunting Club and CWA Union with A.T.&T.
He is survived by his wife, Shirley Nixon Johnson of Brandon; daughter Shannon Stegall of Brandon; sons Brady Johnson of Brandon, Jason Johnson of Brandon; mother, Annie Merle Johnson Dupree of Baytown, TX; brothers, Robert E. Johnson, Dwight Johnson, and Morris Johnson all of Baytown, TX.
Pallbearer for Mr. Johnson were; Richard Grant, Andy White, Bobby Warren, Curtis Bobinger, Jigs Griffing and Tommy Griffing.
Honorary Pallbearers were the Firs Baptist Church Brotherhood.
Rankin County News
Funeral services for James E. Johnson, 48, of Brandon were held Friday, September 29, at First Baptist Church of Brandon, with burial in the Floral Hills Cemetery in Pearl.
Mr. Johnson, an A.T.&T. Communications technician, died Tuesday, September 26, of cancer at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center in Jackson. Baldwin-Lee of Pearl was in charge of the arrangements.
Mr. Johnson was a native of White Oak. He moved to Brandon 18 years ago. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Brandon. He was a member of the Brotherhood and TV Ministries, Pete Lake Hunting Club and CWA Union with A.T.&T.
He is survived by his wife, Shirley Nixon Johnson of Brandon; daughter Shannon Stegall of Brandon; sons Brady Johnson of Brandon, Jason Johnson of Brandon; mother, Annie Merle Johnson Dupree of Baytown, TX; brothers, Robert E. Johnson, Dwight Johnson, and Morris Johnson all of Baytown, TX.
Pallbearer for Mr. Johnson were; Richard Grant, Andy White, Bobby Warren, Curtis Bobinger, Jigs Griffing and Tommy Griffing.
Honorary Pallbearers were the Firs Baptist Church Brotherhood.
Rankin County News
Mr. Johnson, an A.T.&T. Communications technician, died Tuesday, September 26, of cancer at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center in Jackson. Baldwin-Lee of Pearl was in charge of the arrangements.
Mr. Johnson was a native of White Oak. He moved to Brandon 18 years ago. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Brandon. He was a member of the Brotherhood and TV Ministries, Pete Lake Hunting Club and CWA Union with A.T.&T.
He is survived by his wife, Shirley Nixon Johnson of Brandon; daughter Shannon Stegall of Brandon; sons Brady Johnson of Brandon, Jason Johnson of Brandon; mother, Annie Merle Johnson Dupree of Baytown, TX; brothers, Robert E. Johnson, Dwight Johnson, and Morris Johnson all of Baytown, TX.
Pallbearer for Mr. Johnson were; Richard Grant, Andy White, Bobby Warren, Curtis Bobinger, Jigs Griffing and Tommy Griffing.
Honorary Pallbearers were the Firs Baptist Church Brotherhood.
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