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Clemons Johnson was born December 22, 1964 to Stella Pearl
Brown and J.T. Clemons in Los Angeles. California While
growing up in Los Angeles, she attended John C. Fremont High School. After
Sharon decided to go to nursing school where she would begin to take care high
schoolof elderly people. She continued this work throughout her life.
God saw fit to bless Sharon with six children: icky, Reginald, John
Sharonda, Angel, and Derick Jr. She enjoyed watching them grow up and
caring for them. She taught them about the goodness of God and his son
Jesus. Wherever you saw her, you saw her kids right behind her. As her
children began families of their own, Sharon was able to see the fruits of her
labor and true legacy. She was honored to be a grandmother to: Ricky Jr,
Ericka, Jerrick, Adonis, Miracle, Tamarcus, Cornell, Johnny, Lamont, Jayla
Keymari, Javion, MJ, Major King, Jadyn, Derick III, Darnell, Derrion
Derricka, MyKisha, and Demarion
Sharon always loved a good laugh! Her smile and laugh would light up the
room. If you knew her, you had to love her. She was a kind person and
willing to give you her last dollar. Sharon knew the Word of God well and
loved to spread the good news. She would often share scriptures with her
friends and family near and far.
On June 22, 2023, God called our dear mother, sister, aunt, and friend from
labor to her Heavenly reward. Sharon was preceded in death by her parents,
husband Derick Johnson Sr., brother Lodi, three sisters: Desiree, Diane, and
Juanita, and nephews Larry, James, and Joseph. She leaves to cherish her
memory: her children and grandchildren, sister Yolanda Clemons, Aunt
Melba Williams. and a host of nieces. nephews, other family. and friends
You will be truly missed
We love you and know you will be smiling down on us. Rest in Peace

“What though the radiance which was once so bright Be now forever taken from my sight, Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower; We will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind.”