Juan Edith Bell Johnson, 69, of Bowling Green died Feb. 16, 2000 at the Medical Center.
The Warren County native was a former employee of Union Underware Co. and a member of Eleventh Street Baptist Church, where she was a former Usher Board member.
She was a daughter of the late Roy Bell and Dora Ray Bell
Survivors include two sons, Michael Heater of Atlanta and Andres Carothers of Bowling Green;
three daughters, Gayle Hardy and Vicki Johnson both of Atlanta and Tonia Heweitt of Columbus, Ga.
The Warren County native was a former employee of Union Underware Co. and a member of Eleventh Street Baptist Church, where she was a former Usher Board member.
She was a daughter of the late Roy Bell and Dora Ray Bell
Survivors include two sons, Michael Heater of Atlanta and Andres Carothers of Bowling Green;
three daughters, Gayle Hardy and Vicki Johnson both of Atlanta and Tonia Heweitt of Columbus, Ga.
Juan Edith Bell Johnson, 69, of Bowling Green died Feb. 16, 2000 at the Medical Center.
The Warren County native was a former employee of Union Underware Co. and a member of Eleventh Street Baptist Church, where she was a former Usher Board member.
She was a daughter of the late Roy Bell and Dora Ray Bell
Survivors include two sons, Michael Heater of Atlanta and Andres Carothers of Bowling Green;
three daughters, Gayle Hardy and Vicki Johnson both of Atlanta and Tonia Heweitt of Columbus, Ga.
The Warren County native was a former employee of Union Underware Co. and a member of Eleventh Street Baptist Church, where she was a former Usher Board member.
She was a daughter of the late Roy Bell and Dora Ray Bell
Survivors include two sons, Michael Heater of Atlanta and Andres Carothers of Bowling Green;
three daughters, Gayle Hardy and Vicki Johnson both of Atlanta and Tonia Heweitt of Columbus, Ga.
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