Sylvia Yvette Johnson

04/20/1959 - 04/04/2019

Obituary For Sylvia Yvette Johnson

Sylvia Yvette Johnson was born April 20, 1959 in Nashville, Tennessee. She was the fifth child of ten born to Willie and Sarah Johnson, who preceded her in death. Two of her brothers, Willie and Rickey Johnson also preceded her in death. Sylvia was educated in the public school system in Nashville, Tennessee.

She leaves to cherish her memory four children. Ms. Shetyka Johnson of Jonesboro, Arkansas, Trobathian (Calvin) Johnson of Columbia, South Carolina, Joshia Johnson of Orlando, Florida and Lakisha Johnson of Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Grandson Adonis Johnson; Siblings: Mary Allen of Jonesboro, Arkansas, Sheena Earle of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, Ava McMahon, Lois W. Johnson and Pastor Joey Johnson, Sr., all of Nashville, Tennessee, Lesley (Vanessa) Johnson of Charleston, South Carolina, Johnny T. Johnson of Virginia; Stepbrother: Theron (Sherry) Allen of Macon, Georgia; Stepmother: Joycelyn Johnson of Macon, Georgia. A host of uncles, aunts, cousins, nieces and nephews. Very special thanks to her cousins: Latanya Rush, June Grant and Larki Bradwell, who were very instrumental in her life.



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I would like to express my sincerest condolences to the Johnson's Family for your loss of a dear loved one. This type of loss is always very difficult for both the family and friends, but God's word offers the grand hope of a resurrection to life again. Jesus Christ said, "Do not be amazed at this because the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out". God's word extends to all the wonderful promise of a resurrection to a better life! John 5: 28-29 Learn more about this resurrection at jw.org https://www.jw.org/finder?srcid=share&prefer=content&applanguage=E&locale=en&item=docid-502017858_1_VIDEO&docid=1011214

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So sorry to read about your loss. May you find consolation reading 2nd Corinthians chapter one and verses three and four which explains how the God of comfort will give you the strength to cope

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