Mary Millett Johnson

I am glad to have met Mrs. Mary. Her kindness and grace showed in her face and beautiful smile. No words can relieve the family’s pain of losing her. If it could I would share them with you. Larry just know she is with Roderick in the presence of our Lord where we will all join as a family again someday. 💖🙏
Katie Stoker

I did not have the pleasure of knowing Ms. Mary Johnson, but I know her son Larry Bellinger and his beautiful wife, Melba. Bro. Larry is a kind and friendly brother in Christ and I believe he learned much of that from his mother, just by the way he talks about her. May God bless and keep this family during this difficult time. We are praying for you.
Elvin & Jerline Bell and family

Mary was the kindest most genuine lady you would ever want to know. She helped so many without anyone ever knowing. My mom was struggling following the death of our dad, and Mary would walk over to mom at church and place those strong arms around and give her a hug….then she would slip a $20 bill in moms pocket. She did this many times, and the impact was something special. Thank you Mary for loving mom…I hope she greeted you at the heavenly door.

God’s Blessings for His Loving Grace,
Peace and Comfort to the Family
Love and Prayers,
The Ervin Family
The Sutherland Family

We are blessed to have met and know Ms. Mary when we moved to New Braunfels and became members of the New Braunfels Church of Christ. You will always be in our hearts. The Lord’s blessings and comfort for the family as Ms. Mary has received her reward!

May comfort be multiplied, to all of the family & friends, who did life with our precious Mary Johnson!
She was a dear friend of my mother, Sula Randel. My memories of her are fully the embodiment of God’s love and kindness toward us! It seemed she only sought to bless others.
I am so grateful to have known her, in my childhood years and to have felt the true presence of Jesus, in her presence!
I love you, sweet Mary! Savor the Savior throughout eternity!
Sharon Randel Turner from Montana

To the many friends and family that Mary leaves behind…we are all much better because of the sweet life of Mary Johnson! I have precious memories of many hugs from Mary when I needed them the most. You lived the life, talked the talk and walked the walk all of your life. Rest now, sweet Mary.
Amy Randel Cox from Colorado

Condolences to Larry and family. Aunt Mary was such a beautiful person inside and out. She leaves a legacy of love. Wishing you and family strength and peace. With deep sympathy
Clarence and Charlesetta Ball
Mobile, Alabama

The Virtuous Women (Proverbs 31) – When we read this very familiar passage about this special woman, it paints a picture of the woman we came to know as Mary Johnson. How incredibly blessed we have been to have had her as a part of our lives. When you first meet someone, you never know the exact impact that person will have on your life. When I first met Mary, when she and a group of other ladies joined our congregation, I could have never dreamed that she would become as important to me as she did. Here mere presence was an inspiration. As a song leader, I loved having her in the audience because you could see that she was someone who truly sang from her heart. She helped make songs come to life. As a person asked to lead a prayer, you couldn’t help but be spurred on in your praying because you knew she was praying right along with you. My absolute favorite thing, though, was teaching a Bible class with her in the audience. Whether she was throwing in an “amen”, or a “that’s right”, or making a full comment, or just sitting there and nodding her head, she helped to push the study to an even greater depth than might have been in the original plan, and she was never shy about giving out a compliment, and maybe even a little critique here and there along the way about how she felt the class went. I have been so blessed to have many of those experiences that I will cherish for the rest of my days. I got the chance to see Mary just a little over a week before she passed. While visiting with her, we were told that Mary was going home in two days, and I overheard one of the nurses going over the plans with Mary’s son for what Mary would need once she was back at her house. Little did we know that one week later she would make the real trip home…to the real home…to the home she spoke of so often and so longingly. She often said that if the Lord determined that it was her time that she was ready to go, and now she has made that journey. Thank you, Mary, for all that you have brought to all of us. Please know that your legacy lives on in our memories. You lived out Matthew 5:16 by letting God’s light shine through you in such a way that people saw your good works, and through them, glorified your Father in Heaven. We are better people for having had you in our lives. I love you so very much!

Mary was an outstanding lady.
She had so much love for everyone she knew. She love to tell stories of her life growing up and had such admiration for all of her Christian family. She enjoyed food…..taco bell tacos and especially Gwen’s home cooked “fried fish, okra, and (Wow those hush puppies”) Mary was glowing with pleasure!
I Miss her Love for Our Lord
her smiles…she will always have a special place in my heart.

So sorry for your loss. Praying for the families strength, faith and comfort.

Rest easy cousin Mary, you are now in Heavenly Paradise and in the palm of God’s hands for you have always been one of God’s most faithful servants. My condolences to the family, praying for you to have peace and comfort in this difficult time. 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼 Big Hug!
Sandra Mulkey

Larry, your mother was extraordinary because of her many accomplishments. Our prayers are with you and your family.