Mrs. Maggie M. Johnson

One of the sweeties Beautiful Lady I got to know when I attended Carver Sr. High school. Class of 1969 ONCE A WOLVERINE ALWAYS A WOLVERINE. RIP.LOUELLA GARRISON HARRISON

My sincere thoughts and prayers are with the Johnson family on the loss of Maggie M. Johnson. Our friendship spans more than 60 years (although we lost touch from time to time). We were neighbors in Mobile Heights at one time, and we were both at ASU during the early 1960's. I am so grateful that I had an opportunity to speak with her on the phone a few weeks ago. She was truly a lovely woman, a good friend, and dedicated educator. May her soul rest in eternal peace. Jessie Muse, Mitchellville, Maryland

Mrs. Maggie Johnson was not only my counselor at Carver High School. But she was also a neighbor in Mobile Heights. She made sure that I was ready for college. And when I decided to become an SPO with the Montgomery Police Department. I will never forget her telling me that working with children was my calling. And she was absolutely right it was my calling. She was my daughter adopted grandmother and was excited about all of her accomplishments. Mrs. Johnson was excited to learn that my brother had gone back into Law Enforcement prior to her transitioning. Mrs. Johnson will always be in my heart. Thank you Joyce for allowing your Mobile Heights Family to call your parents our parents. Joyce, George and the girls we will always be family. Mrs. Maggie Johnson I'm going to miss you but I know that we will meet again. I love you....Ellen Jenkins Class of 82

We had the best when I was in school at Carver they don't come any better. Strong Educators with stern hands and I am grateful. They stayed on our backs and molded us into productive citizens. Thank you Mrs. Johnson. Class of 82

Mrs. Johnson was a wonderful counselor at Carver High School. Whenever, I went to her office she always had a smile on her face,and she made sure everything was in order when it came time to graduate. I will miss Mrs.Johnson,she was a very classy lady. Mrs.Tamika Hawkins Graves

Mrs.Johnson,THANK YOU for keeping me on my toes in the hair salon. Thank you for being a loyal customer. I will truly miss you. May you rest in eternal peace. Tonya Blakely

You will be missed the The Wolverine Nation and the Mobile Heights Community

A very classy woman, great counselor and business instructor. You will be missed by The Wolverine Nation and the Mobile Heights Community.

I Thessalonians 4- Asleep with God. My former guidance counselor at Carver High School. My most fondest memory and NO DEVIL IN HELL CAN TAKE THIS AWAY FROM ME- Mrs. Maggie Johnson, my parents, the late Mr. And Mrs. Willie James Holt, Sr. And the late MGM, AL B.O.E. Superintendent, Mr. Thomas Bobo went back and forth with me, I bellied ache and cried because I wanted to work. I was only fiffthteen and you had to be sixteen unless school officials and parents signed a Work Permit Form. All agreed, all hands was on deck. Signatures signed. My 1st job. BURGER KING CARTER HILL RD. MGM AL EVERY SATURDAY 6 AM UNTIL 2 PM. STILL WORKING! THANK YOU MRS. JOHNSON FOR BELIEVING IN ME WHEN OTHERS DIDN'T! Joyce Johnson thank you for lending "Carver" your mother. I won't ever forget when we spoke at the WZHT HOT 105.7 MCDONALD'S FUTURE BLACK HISTORY MAKER AWARD where I was a recipient. Hugging you Joyce from Tuskegee, AL. Pamela Holt and Hannah

My counselor at the Wolverine Nation.Once A Wolverine Always A Wolverine.R.I.P.

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.