Birth date: Jan 29, 1951 Death date: Feb 23, 2022
Marsha Kay Perry Johnson, our beloved mother, biggest cheerleader, and a friend to all, passed away on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, after a series of health challenges. Daughter of Leo Neldon Perry and Melba June Colvin Perry, M Read Obituary
We loved Marsha & the opportunity to share our son, Paul, who is married her awesome daughter, Melanie. We often talked about how blessed we were to share our sweet granddaughters, Audrey and Saige. We will miss this great lady very much . 💜Love Georgia & Don Smee
Marsha was the most loving, kind, giving person. I loved sharing the duty with her and Mike taking care of grama. The one memory that will always be so special to me is when she had all the kids and grandkids reenact the Christmas nativity. Instead of talking about Santa Clause, the kids actually enjoyed talking about and celebrating our Saviors birth. Thank you Aunt Marsha, for all your love and support, for all your phone calls and funny texts and for always making my kids feel special. I love you beyond worlds and I know I will see you again. Give Unc and big hug, tell Grampa we’re still rootin for BYU and The Jazz and tell my beautiful grandmother I miss her dearly and miss her funny sarcastic sense of humor, the world needs more of all your love ❤️ Amy
This is cousin Thomas William Johnson, (not the famous BYU fan and football player, son of Gerald and Connie, Tom Johnson). I look forward to seeing you Thursday.
I did a little accounting work for Marsha, and reviewed my notes today from 2014, thinking of Marsha and Dale. I wrote, "Marsha should feel very good about her achievements financially. She has been prudent and dedicated, particulary during difficult times (like the loss of her husband). Her home is beaurtiful, well kept, and booming with flowers...good landscaping. Marsha as a truck... "
My condolences to Marsha's children. I know Melanie the best because she went to Weber State (violin), and is a professional writer, and MBA. I've met Erin and Daniel a couple of times, but to James I say, cherish the "Craig," a family heirloom that means a lot to your dad, Grandpa, and Great Grandpa. Most of the family shot their first dear with that memorable family treasure. God bless you all, because Marsha was everything I just read, and more!
