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Obituary For Maggie "Molene" Johnson
Maggie “Molene” Johnson, 92 of Madison, NC, passed February 3, 2026. The family will receive friends from 2:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, February 8, 2026 at Perry Spencer Funeral Home Chapel, 402 Short Ave., Madison, NC with the Celebration of Life beginning at 2:30 p.m. Burial will follow at Collins Cemetery, Madison, NC.
Public viewing will be held Saturday, February 7, 2026, from 12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. at Perry-Spencer Funeral Home Madison, NC.
Master Guide Maggie “Molene” Johnson, 92 of Eden, NC passed away on February 3, 2026. Maggie was born on September 4, 1933 to the late Walter Johnson and Annie Joyce in Stokes County, NC.
Maggie attended Stokes County and Rockingham Schools. After high school, Maggie received her teaching degree in Education from Winston Salem Teachers College, now Winston Salem State University, Maggie began her teaching in the Winston Salem School system.
While living in Winston Salem, NC she became a member of Ephesus Seventh Day Adventist Church, she was faithful servant unto God and taught in the church school for 21 years.
Maggie was preceded in death by her sisters; Estelle Hoover, Thelma Dalton, Katie Smith, Alberta Kirkpatrick, Savannah LeSueur, Mildred Kellam and Louise Noel. Brothers; Robert “RJ” Johnson and James “JE” Johnson.
She is survived by: Sister-in-law; Minnie Johnson of Winston Salem, NC, nephews; Grady Hoover (Virginia) of Madison, NC and Rev. Robert Smith of Kingsport, TN, Derek Brown of Martinsville, VA, nieces; Louvenia Dudley of Stoneville, NC, Marie Hoover of Madison, NC and Patricia McCoy of Winston Salem, NC, along with a generation bond with her nieces and nephews. She shared a very special bond with her niece, the late Diane K. Scales and great niece, Katrina W. Neal, whom she loved.
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Aunt Molene was an energetic little lady who loved to walk. She loved everyone unconditionally, especially her family. Even at the age of 92, her mind was still sharp and she loved to play, BINGO. Before her health declined she was actively involved in her church and particulary drawn to Sabbath School, where she shared seeds of wisdom that impacted many lives. I shall treasure all the time that I was blessed to be with you. Love Always, your Great Neice....Denise Smith
So sorry to hear about Ms Johnson you have my condolences
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Ms. Johnson taught my youngest son at Ephesus SDA School when he was 4-5 years old. He was very cleaning to me and was trying to prepare him in his socialization. He yse to carry his little blanket. When he arrived to her class after meeting her prior, I carried a piece of the blanket and gave to her. She was so gentle and comforting carrying a Warm spirit if the Lord. She said" don't you worry he will do just fine. He lived her and never needed that piece of blanket. So many other memories. I loved this Educator sent from Heaven. Rest in Peace and Power Mother Johnson. Your legacy is here and my family is forever grateful. Love Rev. Deborah Hauser-Odom and Family and your student De-Marco
My deepest condolences to the Johnson family, praying for strength and comfort at this difficult time 🙏💖 The Zomborodo family 🙏
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