Birth date: Mar 25, 1951 Death date: Mar 28, 2009
Virginia Ann Johnson, 58, died March 28, 2009 at her home in Dallas, TX after a long illness. She was born on March 25, 1951 in Shreveport, LA. She was the oldest of two children. She confessed her life to Jesus at the age of 10 a Read Obituary
My condolences goes out to the brother of Virginia, Kathy and the other family members, relatives, and friends. God is ever so wise and loving that He knows just how you feel and what you are going through. He will be with you today, tomorrow and the days to come. If you only trust Him and he will see you through.
Virginia was a fine lady and was alredy missed. I am glad she is home with the Lord and able to do all the things she desired to do.
Being a fellow co-worker at the Taylor Central Office I saw Virginia bounce back so many times from setbacks with her health I expected the same thing this time. I admired the way she was determined that her health wasn't going to stop her from not only coming to work but actually working when she arrived; and Virginia had a very physically demanding job. I will always remember her for being the lady that did what she had to do and fussing at me for not eating healthy. My condolences and deepest regrets are extended to the family. Sincerely
I worked with Virginia at the Taylor Central Office on the evening crew up to my retirement in 2002. She was a joy to work with . I found her to be a quiet,private person with a good sense of humor. Even back then,she had days when she did not feel well,but,it never stopped her from coming to work and giving it her all. My sincere condolences go out to those she left behind. Godspeed,Virginia,you were one of a kind.
I have had the pleasure of knowing and working with Virginia over the past eight years. Even though we never had an opportunity to meet in person she was such a delightful person to work with. She will truly be missed by me and so many others here at AT&T; NDCI Dispatch Group. Fond Memories Forever….
I worked with Virginia for many time while she was working at the TAYLOR CO. She would always go out of her way to help you or assist you with trying to solve a problem. This world needs more people like her. She will be miss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. God bless.
Virginia was always like family to me. Working side by side with her for many years i gained great respect for her. Although I feel saddend by her passing, I know that Heaven has a place waiting for her.
My life has been blessed by knowing Virginia in the few years that we worked together up until her retirement. Her truly beautiful spirit lives on. Thank you God.
Virginia was truly a remarkable person. I feel blessed to have known her and she will definately be missed. Virginia will live on in some of my precious memories.
I knew Virginia for six years through work at ATT. She was smart, hard working and had a great sense of humor. She could always come up with the perfect comment at the perfect time. Our loss is Heaven's gain.
