Harriet Johnson, affectionately known as Mama, Grandmaw, MawMaw, Aunt Harriet, Tee, and Mama Johnson was born on November 10, 1928 to the parents of Aaron Shelton and Amelia Ransome. She was baptized at a very early age by the late O'Neal Bouie at Little Zion Missionary Baptist Church, Lakeland, LA. She was a faithful servant and long-time member of Little Zion Missionary Baptist Church for over 80 years. She served in many auxiliaries, most notably the Little Zion church choir until she moved to serve as a deaconess, per the request of her pastor. She had a true love for kids, which led to her having an in-home daycare for over 40 years, culminating in long lasting loving relationships. She nurtured children spanning across generations. She touched the lives of many people with her beautiful contagious smile and her love of southern hospitality. She was often known for famous candied yams, sweet potato pies and fried bread. She leaves her children to carry her legacy, Michael (Hardee) Marcelin, Raymond Marcelin, Belinda J. Clarkson and Elliot T. Johnson (Deborah); Eight Grandchildren, Natasha Slan, Natalie Powell (Sherrell), Nadia Marcelin, Stephanie Wooders (Reginald) Jonique Marcelin, Jeirico Johnson, Kiani Johnson and Asia Clarkson; 12 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great-grandchildren. Harriet is preceded in death by her parents, Amelia Ransome and Aaron Shelton; sister Ellen Henderson; brother Alfred Shelton; husband, Isaac Elliot Johnson, and daughter Annie Mae Marcelin. Visitation Friday, May 14, 2021 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm, Hall's Celebration Center, 9348 Scenic Hwy., Baton Rouge, LA. Visitation continues Saturday, May 15, 2021 9:00 am until religious service at 10:00 am, Hall's Celebration Center. Interment Roselawn Memorial Park. Services entrusted to Hall Davis and Son. www.halldavisandson.com.