Michelle Marguerite Johnson

FORT WORTH Michelle M. Johnson (Davis)

On the morning of September 25th, 2020, in Fort Worth TX, Michelle answered the calls of heaven and was finally reunited with all her friends and loved ones in heavenly places, that answered the call before her. She was 65 years young at the time of her passing.
Michelle was born January 25th, 1955 in upstate New York, to Donald and Anita Davis of Plattsburgh NY. Michelle was an avid crafter and a fan of the five-time world champion and America’s Team the Dallas Cowboys. To support her crafting habit and her kids, grandkids, and her most loved puppies, who also surrounded her in her final moments, she like her father Donald worked for the Bell Telephone family, Michelle worked at AT&T for the last 16 years, before retiring just a few weeks before her passing.
Michelle was truly a woman ahead of her time she was intelligent, independent, and extremely passionate person. She embraced life like she embraced her role as Mother, Grandmother, Provider, Caregiver, Father, and Friend to those who loved her. In addition to the legacy of love and devotion, she returns to the creator and prepares the way for her kids Henry (Son) and Eutoya Johnson (Daughter-in-law) of Fort Worth, TX, Kahlil (Son) and Mary Ann Johnson (Daughter-in-law) of Corpus Christi, TX, her Grandkids E’manual Moore Bradley, Keaun Swain, Saybian Calloway, Hailey Johnson, Ty’ran Calloway, Kadeem Jackson, Ay’men Johnson, Kahlia Johnson and of course her faithful companions Faith, Joy, and Nooper. She was Sister to Jane Davis and Joseph Davis, Aunt to Jonathan (John Boy) Davis, and friend to many.
The bible says, “Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life” (John 3:36 ESV). I can tell you with absolute certainty that the day she left this world, she woke up, alive and well, in Jesus’s loving embrace surrounded by her Mother, Father, Grandparents, Brother Jamie, and Sister Sue, Aunt’s, Uncle’s, and many more. This is not a sad day but, a day to rejoice as she has been reunited with our Lord and savior, Jesus Christ and helps to prepare the way for all of us, this is not good-bye but, a see you later.
Rest well Mom. We, love you more.
Love,
The Johnson Family

We the family respectfully ask that in lieu of flowers that a donation be made in her memory to:

Arlington Humane Society
7817 S. Cooper Street
Arlington, TX 76001.

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