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Myra Jean Johnson, known to her loved ones as Jean, was born July 2, 1936, in Jasper, Texas to Robert and Joesphine Shipp. Jean was a free spirit, but stood her ground, especially when it came to those, she held close to her heart and her animals. She took pride in caring for her nieces and nephews and enjoyed being her brother's right hand. She always had welcoming hands, a great sense of humor, and the warmest heart. Soon after, Jean followed her husband to Oklahoma where they opened their first restaurant and settled down.
Jean was a natural born country loving force to reckon with. Her love for life allowed her to outlive her siblings, parents, and husband. She was a true testament to resilience, always speaking highly of her mother and her strict upbringing. Despite the challenges, she found joy in reminiscing about her childhood and the hardship of growing up in poverty.Jean found joy and fulfillment in helping the neighborhood cats regardless of their condition; she knew how to help, and no was never an answer. Inspiring us all each and every day. Jean's life taught us to stand up for ourselves, work hard, love life and be kind.
She is proceeded in death by, her mother and father, Josephine and Robert Shipp, her brother Kenneth Wayne Shipp, and her husband, Johnny L. Johnson.
"God saw you battling as he put his arms around you and whispered, come to me. A golden heart stopped beating putting hard-working hands at peace. You will always be a part of us, not just a memory. Thank you for blessing our lives with your pure and genuine presence."
Until We Meet Again, Your Family, we will always carry your love and memories with us, a testament to your enduring impact on our lives. Your love and memories will continue to guide us, reminding us of the beautiful person you were and providing us with comfort in your absence.
She is survived by her dog Katy, and adopted family; Esmeralda and David Drake, Zahira Rojo, Dulce and Jon Hodgen, Brallan and Adriene Rojo, Betzabet Rojo, David Drake lll, as well as many adopted great-grandchildren.
Until we meet again, we our family will forever carry your love and memories with us, as a testament to your enduring impact on our lives.
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