Birth date: Oct 8, 1920 Death date: Feb 19, 2010
A strong Texas rose, Juanita “Johny” Cartwright-McCoy passed away peacefully February 19. She has finally “gone fishing” with Tim, her beloved husband, who preceded her in death by 40 years. Johny had a great love for her family a Read Obituary
Can't even begin to find the words. I always felt like family, and Johny made that so. She loved to have a good time and whoever was around her had a good time! She will be missed, but leaves behind a wonderful family who I dearly love. My deepest sympathy. Love. Glenda
Johny was somethign else, she always kept us laughing at CNA, she was a ture ray of sunshine! We all enjoyed her so. I am so sorry for your loss, may she rest in peace.
It was a privilege to have the "Real McCoy" be a part of my life.
Richard, I am sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. I have many happy memories of summers in Sonora and of knowing you and your family. Beverly Johnson Smith
I worked many many years with Johny and to this day she was a very special friend. She was a very caring and wonderful person who will be missed by all. Glod Bless her family.
I had the priviledge of working with Johnny for an extended period of time and though it has been almost 20 years ago, a great loss it is to all who knew her. Condolences from an 'old' friend.
I have been with CNA for 30 years. I adored Johnny. She always had that smile and she was so comforting. What a precious woman she was and I know she will be truly missed.
Heaven is a better place with Johny there! We are privileged to have known her. Richard, you and all of your family are in our prayers.
To the kids: I have known your mother since the '70s, and I adore that picture of her. It captures her perfectly and I have seen that smile on many occasions. I am sorry for your loss, but happy for Johny
I was truly saddened when I heard about Johny. JoLyne – I don't know if you remember me – I worked with your mom at CNA. Johny was the first person I met when I started at CNA and she actually trained me, this was back in 1981. I will never forget her, she was an amazing woman. I know she will be greatly missed by all of you. My sympathy to your family.
