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A life told through ages, photos, milestones, and the words of people who loved them.
Margaret Anne Johnson
March 12, 1952 — November 8, 2024
Mother, Grandmother, Friend
First day of second grade
Graduated valedictorian 🎓
Wedding day — June 14, 1976
“Forty-eight years. She always said the secret was that she married her best friend.”
— Robert Johnson, Husband
Colorado Teacher of the Year 🏆
Sunday dinner with the whole family
“Grandma taught me how to make her pie crust when I was six. She said the secret was cold butter and warm hands.”
— Emily Johnson-Park, Granddaughter
72 years · 18 photos · 9 milestones · 4 memories
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Name, dates, a photo, and a few words about who they were. That's all you need to start.
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