Melody Jean Smith Johnson

Birth date: Aug 20, 1947 Death date: Dec 9, 2019

Melody Jean Smith Johnson passed away on December 9, 2019 in her home in Saratoga Springs, Utah after a long battle with cancer. She was born in Salt Lake City, Utah on August 20, 1947 to Daniel Miley Smith and Ruth Bernice Smith. Read Obituary

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Drew Wright

311w ago

Melody was an amazing artist. Over the last several years I have got to know her through the UVU Continuing Education Watercolor class. She was very amazing and interesting to talk to and visit with. She had many experiences that she could share her days as a teacher. I loved and enjoyed getting to know her as I facilitated the classes. Stepping in to check the progress of every student's art. She amazed me that she was so diverse in her art mediums. But loved the joy of creating something new. I loved seeing her painting the Santa Claus last year and all of her other watercolor prints. I know now she will be able to paint and create masterpieces with all of her friends and my family on the other side of heaven. Paint to your heart's content Melody without pain and suffering.
Drew Wright

P. Carson

311w ago

Our condolences to Melody's family and friends. She was proud of her pioneer ancestors. She was a member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, joining in 2010.

Brenda K Fuqua

311w ago

Bethany, what a wonderfully full life your mother lived with all of her accomplishments and service to others! Her physical life may no longer be present but lives on in every life she touched. That energy of action and contribution to the enlightenment and personal growth of others will continue to ripple through you; everyone who loved her; and the many she served in spirit and deed. Even though you will miss her, what a blessing to have had her in your life. Wishing you and yours the celebration of a life well-lived that will give you strength through the physical loss..

-Brenda Fuqua & Your North East Community Action Corporation (NECAC) Family

Sarah Densmore Autry

311w ago

“Ms J” (as I knew her) was a wonderfully vibrant and gregarious teacher and mentor. I loved how she brought performing arts to life for me. She helped to develop many students’ talents. We all grew bigger and better in her light. “Ms J.” You will be missed.

Mary Ann Johnson

311w ago

We taught together we painted, travel everywhere we could afford to go, now she is on a voyage without me, I hope she see things we would both love to touch and meet again with friends, food and laughter! Goodby for awhile!

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