Elder daughter of Flora DuFour Johnson and Ambrose Alexis Johnson, sister of Ruth Anne (Louise) Johnson. Part of Depression-era childhood spent at a farm called Windswept in Tully, NY. Never married; gave up a child (Vereene Parnell) for adoption in 1954.
Worked in Guam, and as a civil engineer in Syracuse, NY, working on the Interstate Highway System. Moved from Dewitt, NY to Fairfax, Virginia in the late 1960s with her mother. Retired early for health reasons. Moved to Cocoa Beach, Florida in the 1970s. Lived with her sister for a time after their mother's death.
Worked in Guam, and as a civil engineer in Syracuse, NY, working on the Interstate Highway System. Moved from Dewitt, NY to Fairfax, Virginia in the late 1960s with her mother. Retired early for health reasons. Moved to Cocoa Beach, Florida in the 1970s. Lived with her sister for a time after their mother's death.
Elder daughter of Flora DuFour Johnson and Ambrose Alexis Johnson, sister of Ruth Anne (Louise) Johnson. Part of Depression-era childhood spent at a farm called Windswept in Tully, NY. Never married; gave up a child (Vereene Parnell) for adoption in 1954.
Worked in Guam, and as a civil engineer in Syracuse, NY, working on the Interstate Highway System. Moved from Dewitt, NY to Fairfax, Virginia in the late 1960s with her mother. Retired early for health reasons. Moved to Cocoa Beach, Florida in the 1970s. Lived with her sister for a time after their mother's death.
Worked in Guam, and as a civil engineer in Syracuse, NY, working on the Interstate Highway System. Moved from Dewitt, NY to Fairfax, Virginia in the late 1960s with her mother. Retired early for health reasons. Moved to Cocoa Beach, Florida in the 1970s. Lived with her sister for a time after their mother's death.
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