Madge Johnson

Mother – Bernice Fisher Walters

Father - Alva Walters

Spouse – William Thomas Johnson

Children and their spouses

Linda Sue Ballard and John Archer Ballard

Judy Powell

Grandchildren

Christi Beth French and Alan French

Eric Allen Ellison and Cory Ellison

Erica Michelle Hagan and Michael Hagan

Julie Kristina Leonard and Kory Leonard

Step Grandchildren

Derrick (Alexandra) Ballard

Kalin (Jeremy) Washburn

Great Grandchildren

Gabriel Tzimbal

Ashlynn Leonard

Kiernan Leonard

Jacob Ellison

Kailey Ellison

Chloe French

Oliver Hagan

June Hagan

Step  Great Grandchildren

Dalton Archer Washburn

Barlow Grae Washburn

Siblings - all deceased

Marjorie (Lowell) Little

Edward (Jack) Walters

Max Walters (Loudean) Walters

Jerry (Marian) Cutler, (Edwin)

Wilbur (Duke)Walters (Guyleen)

Raymond (Polly) Walters

Robert (Gloria) Walters

Barbara (Wyatt) Carlton

Obituary

Madge Iola Johnson

May 15, 1921

Born in Wayne Co, Iowa

Died May 21, 2021

Parents Alva and Bernice Walters

Spouse – William Thomas Johnson

Children – Linda Ballard (John Ballard), Judy Powell

Grandchildren’s names:  Christibeth French (Alan), Eric Allen Ellison (Cory), Julie Kristina Leonard (Kory), Erica Michelle Hagan (Michael)

Brothers and Sisters:

Marjorie (Lowell) Little

Jack Walters

Max Walters (Loudean) Walters

Jerry (Marian) Cutler, Ed Cutler

Duke Walters (Guylene)

Raymond (Polly) Walters

Robert (Gloria) Walters

Barbara (Wyatt) Carlton

Education – High School; Math Certification

Employment Homemaker

Organization and Memberships

Bible Study Fellowship Leader for 10 Years; Church Greeter 10 years; Grew flowers for church alter flowers;

Honors, Awards, Achievements

Celebration of Life with reception following, Thursday, May 27, 7-9 PM, Horan and McConaty, Dartmouth, Aurora 80014

Madge, first of all, was a lover of God’s Word.  A friend remembers that she was always reading His Word.   She loved her BSF friends.  She loved to help people and serve people.  She was generous to those in need.  She loved to tease; and stated that she could handle anything because of having so many brothers.  She grew flowers year-a-round for the church.

Madge was an accomplished seamstress.  She made most of her daughters’ and grandchildren’s clothes, loved to dress fashionably.  She loved her siblings and was always concerned about their salvation through Christ.  She loved to read, especially God’s Word.  She loved crafts – she became proficient at decoupage.  She also loved to cook.  She loved her grandchildren and great grandchildren usually buying them things every time she had them for 2-week visits in the summer.

Madge was a champion game player – she won most of the time playing BINGO, she was good at Wheels of Fortune, Hearts, Spades, Pinochle.  She counted cards!

Charitable requests – flowers or donations to in her memory to Madges favorite charity – St Jude’s Hospital.