Joann Rose was born to Lloyd and Rose (Brammann) Brott in 1933. She had 3 other siblings; Norma Jean (my mother) b. 1931, Darlene Pearl b. 1935, and Carl Dean b. 1937. She graduated from Tecumseh High School, Tecumseh, Nebraska and that's where she met her husband, Robert Johnson. He was also my dad's brother. (2 brothers married 2 sisters) They went on to have 5 children: Marilyn, Connie, Robert Jr. "Bobby", Linda, and Raeann.
They moved around alot living in Washington, Montana, Nevada, and finally settling in Idaho. On the day that she died she had come home from work and the snow was so deep she couldn't get in the door. So she starting shoveling the snow and had a fatal heart attack.
She had such a wonderful sense of humor, and an infectious laugh. I just loved being around her, I miss her very much. Still thinking of you, Aunt Joann.
They moved around alot living in Washington, Montana, Nevada, and finally settling in Idaho. On the day that she died she had come home from work and the snow was so deep she couldn't get in the door. So she starting shoveling the snow and had a fatal heart attack.
She had such a wonderful sense of humor, and an infectious laugh. I just loved being around her, I miss her very much. Still thinking of you, Aunt Joann.
Joann Rose was born to Lloyd and Rose (Brammann) Brott in 1933. She had 3 other siblings; Norma Jean (my mother) b. 1931, Darlene Pearl b. 1935, and Carl Dean b. 1937. She graduated from Tecumseh High School, Tecumseh, Nebraska and that's where she met her husband, Robert Johnson. He was also my dad's brother. (2 brothers married 2 sisters) They went on to have 5 children: Marilyn, Connie, Robert Jr. "Bobby", Linda, and Raeann.
They moved around alot living in Washington, Montana, Nevada, and finally settling in Idaho. On the day that she died she had come home from work and the snow was so deep she couldn't get in the door. So she starting shoveling the snow and had a fatal heart attack.
She had such a wonderful sense of humor, and an infectious laugh. I just loved being around her, I miss her very much. Still thinking of you, Aunt Joann.
They moved around alot living in Washington, Montana, Nevada, and finally settling in Idaho. On the day that she died she had come home from work and the snow was so deep she couldn't get in the door. So she starting shoveling the snow and had a fatal heart attack.
She had such a wonderful sense of humor, and an infectious laugh. I just loved being around her, I miss her very much. Still thinking of you, Aunt Joann.
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