IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Marjorie Ruth

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Johnston

Jul 14, 1934 — Oct 31, 2022

Obituary

Marjorie R. Johnston, known as Margie to her family and friends, having completed her earthly commitments and accomplishments, went to her heavenly home to be with our Lord Jesus, October 31, 2022.

She really had a beautiful life!  She was a wife, a mother, a grandmother and had so many friends that she was unable to walk into town without knowing someone every few feet, and always stopping to talk with them.  She was kind and had a caring heart, always putting other's needs in front of her own, and so thoughtful!  She remembered birthdays and anniversaries and would send cards to you if you were far away.
She kept her home and herself in impeccable condition.  Always wanting her home to be comfortable for whoever stopped by, and always offering them food and beverages.  She was the ultimate Hostess!

She also worked throughout her life, starting at Hughes Aircraft right out of high school, and throughout her life held many different clerical positions until her retirement.

She loved to have FUN!  She belonged to the German American Club for over 20 years along side her husband Joe.  They went on the road and entertained at various establishments and also the nursing homes.  They both loved to encourage and lift other's spirits up.  Together, Joe and Margie were a match made in Heaven and worked side by side being of service to others and their family throughout their marriage.

Margie left behind her daughter Sharon Bricker, her son-in-law, Ray Bricker, and her two grandchildren, Christina Bricker and Kip Bricker, her sisters Annette Taylor and Beannie Brantley as well as nieces, nephews, and cousins.

We will always miss her, but she will be forever alive in our hearts.

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