https://www.lamontmortuary.com/obituary/andrea-johnson
Andrea Johnson, 58, was born June 29, 1963, in Miami, Arizona to Andy Enos and Elizabeth (Stanley) Johnson. Andrea was granted her angel wings on January 4, 2022, in Tucson, Arizona. Her final days were spent surrounded by her family that she loved.
Andrea was a strong woman – holding fast to her beliefs, defending those she loved, and always seeking to better herself/health. Andrea could accomplish anything she set her mind to do. When we all failed at water skiing, on her first attempt she mastered it, when she competed in Special Olympics she would bring home 1st place medals, she wanted to work in the health field and became a certified CNA. She worked in a long term care facilities in Phoenix and Globe.
Her interest included family, reading scripture, scrolling Facebook, word puzzles, shopping, cruising, jamming out and dancing when she could. She devoted most of her time and energy caring for her children and granddaughters. Andrea was asked one time, "Do you work?" She said, "No, I just stay home and take care of my kids and grandbabies." Her granddaughters, Elena, Adriana, Keelena, Jazmyn & Devany said:
"We will remember Grams for her loving nature, her playfulness, and her endearing grandmother way. She doted on us. We couldn't spend a minute with her without her telling us how much she loved us, how beautiful she thought we were, and how proud she was to be our grandmother, we became particularly close with Grams. We took care of her, and she took care of us with adoring words and ready hugs. We will miss Grams dearly, but we are so grateful for the time we had to spend with her. We will always feel her presence in our hearts."
Andrea's predeceased family members: Parents Andy & Elizabeth (Stanley) Johnson; maternal grandparents Duncan & Maggie Stanley; paternal grandparents Lundo and Edith Johnson.
Andrea is survived by her daughters: Anna Darice & Cynthia Gilbert (Loterio). Sons: Corwin Johnson (Sharon), Jacob (JoAnna) & Andrew Hinton, 13 grandchildren & 4 greatgrandchildren; her sisters: Annelita Nova Calvin, Albuquerque, NM; Joycelene & Vickie Johnson, San Carlos. Brothers: Stanley Johnson (Maxine), Phoenix, AZ; Davidson Billy, San Carlos; and Dale Billy (Lorene), Whiteriver, AZ, as well as 13 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren, numerous cousins, nieces and nephews she loved dearly. In addition to her surviving kin, she shared her love and opened her home to so many.
She leaves a huge hole in the hearts of her family and friends who were always entertained by her stories and hilarious sense of humor. She truly brought the life to the party.
Andrea Johnson, 58, was born June 29, 1963, in Miami, Arizona to Andy Enos and Elizabeth (Stanley) Johnson. Andrea was granted her angel wings on January 4, 2022, in Tucson, Arizona. Her final days were spent surrounded by her family that she loved.
Andrea was a strong woman – holding fast to her beliefs, defending those she loved, and always seeking to better herself/health. Andrea could accomplish anything she set her mind to do. When we all failed at water skiing, on her first attempt she mastered it, when she competed in Special Olympics she would bring home 1st place medals, she wanted to work in the health field and became a certified CNA. She worked in a long term care facilities in Phoenix and Globe.
Her interest included family, reading scripture, scrolling Facebook, word puzzles, shopping, cruising, jamming out and dancing when she could. She devoted most of her time and energy caring for her children and granddaughters. Andrea was asked one time, "Do you work?" She said, "No, I just stay home and take care of my kids and grandbabies." Her granddaughters, Elena, Adriana, Keelena, Jazmyn & Devany said:
"We will remember Grams for her loving nature, her playfulness, and her endearing grandmother way. She doted on us. We couldn't spend a minute with her without her telling us how much she loved us, how beautiful she thought we were, and how proud she was to be our grandmother, we became particularly close with Grams. We took care of her, and she took care of us with adoring words and ready hugs. We will miss Grams dearly, but we are so grateful for the time we had to spend with her. We will always feel her presence in our hearts."
Andrea's predeceased family members: Parents Andy & Elizabeth (Stanley) Johnson; maternal grandparents Duncan & Maggie Stanley; paternal grandparents Lundo and Edith Johnson.
Andrea is survived by her daughters: Anna Darice & Cynthia Gilbert (Loterio). Sons: Corwin Johnson (Sharon), Jacob (JoAnna) & Andrew Hinton, 13 grandchildren & 4 greatgrandchildren; her sisters: Annelita Nova Calvin, Albuquerque, NM; Joycelene & Vickie Johnson, San Carlos. Brothers: Stanley Johnson (Maxine), Phoenix, AZ; Davidson Billy, San Carlos; and Dale Billy (Lorene), Whiteriver, AZ, as well as 13 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren, numerous cousins, nieces and nephews she loved dearly. In addition to her surviving kin, she shared her love and opened her home to so many.
She leaves a huge hole in the hearts of her family and friends who were always entertained by her stories and hilarious sense of humor. She truly brought the life to the party.
https://www.lamontmortuary.com/obituary/andrea-johnson
Andrea Johnson, 58, was born June 29, 1963, in Miami, Arizona to Andy Enos and Elizabeth (Stanley) Johnson. Andrea was granted her angel wings on January 4, 2022, in Tucson, Arizona. Her final days were spent surrounded by her family that she loved.
Andrea was a strong woman – holding fast to her beliefs, defending those she loved, and always seeking to better herself/health. Andrea could accomplish anything she set her mind to do. When we all failed at water skiing, on her first attempt she mastered it, when she competed in Special Olympics she would bring home 1st place medals, she wanted to work in the health field and became a certified CNA. She worked in a long term care facilities in Phoenix and Globe.
Her interest included family, reading scripture, scrolling Facebook, word puzzles, shopping, cruising, jamming out and dancing when she could. She devoted most of her time and energy caring for her children and granddaughters. Andrea was asked one time, "Do you work?" She said, "No, I just stay home and take care of my kids and grandbabies." Her granddaughters, Elena, Adriana, Keelena, Jazmyn & Devany said:
"We will remember Grams for her loving nature, her playfulness, and her endearing grandmother way. She doted on us. We couldn't spend a minute with her without her telling us how much she loved us, how beautiful she thought we were, and how proud she was to be our grandmother, we became particularly close with Grams. We took care of her, and she took care of us with adoring words and ready hugs. We will miss Grams dearly, but we are so grateful for the time we had to spend with her. We will always feel her presence in our hearts."
Andrea's predeceased family members: Parents Andy & Elizabeth (Stanley) Johnson; maternal grandparents Duncan & Maggie Stanley; paternal grandparents Lundo and Edith Johnson.
Andrea is survived by her daughters: Anna Darice & Cynthia Gilbert (Loterio). Sons: Corwin Johnson (Sharon), Jacob (JoAnna) & Andrew Hinton, 13 grandchildren & 4 greatgrandchildren; her sisters: Annelita Nova Calvin, Albuquerque, NM; Joycelene & Vickie Johnson, San Carlos. Brothers: Stanley Johnson (Maxine), Phoenix, AZ; Davidson Billy, San Carlos; and Dale Billy (Lorene), Whiteriver, AZ, as well as 13 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren, numerous cousins, nieces and nephews she loved dearly. In addition to her surviving kin, she shared her love and opened her home to so many.
She leaves a huge hole in the hearts of her family and friends who were always entertained by her stories and hilarious sense of humor. She truly brought the life to the party.
Andrea Johnson, 58, was born June 29, 1963, in Miami, Arizona to Andy Enos and Elizabeth (Stanley) Johnson. Andrea was granted her angel wings on January 4, 2022, in Tucson, Arizona. Her final days were spent surrounded by her family that she loved.
Andrea was a strong woman – holding fast to her beliefs, defending those she loved, and always seeking to better herself/health. Andrea could accomplish anything she set her mind to do. When we all failed at water skiing, on her first attempt she mastered it, when she competed in Special Olympics she would bring home 1st place medals, she wanted to work in the health field and became a certified CNA. She worked in a long term care facilities in Phoenix and Globe.
Her interest included family, reading scripture, scrolling Facebook, word puzzles, shopping, cruising, jamming out and dancing when she could. She devoted most of her time and energy caring for her children and granddaughters. Andrea was asked one time, "Do you work?" She said, "No, I just stay home and take care of my kids and grandbabies." Her granddaughters, Elena, Adriana, Keelena, Jazmyn & Devany said:
"We will remember Grams for her loving nature, her playfulness, and her endearing grandmother way. She doted on us. We couldn't spend a minute with her without her telling us how much she loved us, how beautiful she thought we were, and how proud she was to be our grandmother, we became particularly close with Grams. We took care of her, and she took care of us with adoring words and ready hugs. We will miss Grams dearly, but we are so grateful for the time we had to spend with her. We will always feel her presence in our hearts."
Andrea's predeceased family members: Parents Andy & Elizabeth (Stanley) Johnson; maternal grandparents Duncan & Maggie Stanley; paternal grandparents Lundo and Edith Johnson.
Andrea is survived by her daughters: Anna Darice & Cynthia Gilbert (Loterio). Sons: Corwin Johnson (Sharon), Jacob (JoAnna) & Andrew Hinton, 13 grandchildren & 4 greatgrandchildren; her sisters: Annelita Nova Calvin, Albuquerque, NM; Joycelene & Vickie Johnson, San Carlos. Brothers: Stanley Johnson (Maxine), Phoenix, AZ; Davidson Billy, San Carlos; and Dale Billy (Lorene), Whiteriver, AZ, as well as 13 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren, numerous cousins, nieces and nephews she loved dearly. In addition to her surviving kin, she shared her love and opened her home to so many.
She leaves a huge hole in the hearts of her family and friends who were always entertained by her stories and hilarious sense of humor. She truly brought the life to the party.
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