Marjorie Lucille (Kliewer) Johnson |
| Posted 2022-03-08 by mhenderson |
| Published by Arizona Daily Sun on Mar. 6, 2022 - Flagstaff, Arizona - Marjorie (Marge) Lucille Johnson, 94, died on January 7, 2022, in Flagstaff, AZ. She was born October 14, 1927, in Fort Wayne, IN to Gerhard Paul Kliewer and Viola (Welty) Kliewer. Marge graduated from Binghamton North High School in NY. She was a stay- at-home Mom, taught piano lessons, and was a hostess at McDonalds. She loved her family, loved Jesus her Lord and Savior, and enjoyed music especially hymns while playing the piano at church services. She was a member of Flagstaff Christian Fellowship. Marge was preceded in her death by her husband Robert (Bud) Johnson, her parents, and siblings: Lawayne Kliewer, Ellis Kliewer, Virginia (Gin) Morgan. She is survived by her children: James (Gail) Johnson, Donna Kaye (Jeff) Eneboe, Daniel Johnson, Beth Rutkowski, Joel (Elaine) Johnson, and Rhonda (Greg) Jack. Grandchildren: David Johnson, Shari Contreras, Rachel Nighswonger, Davette Eneboe, Rhonda Magnuson, Joanna Eneboe, Paul Eneboe, Tricia Van Dyke, Matthew Johnson, Scott Johnson, Kari Johnson, Nathan Jack, and Michelle Jack. Great-grandchildren: Hannah Johnson, Adam Johnson, Kelsey Chiaverini, Hallie Chiaverini, Rylee Chiaverini, Jaedon Kaiser, Jack Nighswonger, Ellie Nighswonger, Kennedy Van Dyke, Caleb Johnson, Hannah Johnson, Alexys Pronia, Anthony Pronia, Jordan Johnson, Jaidyn Johnson, and Jace Johnson. Brother-in-law: Robert Morgan Nieces and Nephews: Linda Harding, Robert Ernest, Larry Kliewer, William Kliewer, Dave Kliewer, Jan Kliewer, Steve Kliewer, Lee Kliewer, Bonnie McCall, Lois Sastic, Nancy Reed, Carol Wieland, Sue Liddle, and Linda Metcalfe. Family previously held a private graveside service at Citizens Cemetery. Arrangements were made by Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary. See Also: Find A Grave |
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