Jane Johnson
Obituary
Jane Dickey Johnson was born on September 14, 1947 in Tulsa, OK to Ken and Dorothy Dickey. Jane was a longtime Tulsa realtor, died suddenly Tuesday, January 4, 2011 at the age of 63. She embraced her Tulsa roots and knew the city's homes and people well after selling real estate for more than 30 years. She and her husband loved entertaining and cooking for their large circle of friends. She is survived by her husband, Markham P. Johnson Jr.; her mother, Dorothy Dickey; her sister, Patty Dickey Elliott; her children, Stephen Hutson and Robin Gerwig and her step-children, Mark Johnson, Kristen Armstrong and Scott Johnson and six grandchildren. Memorial service 1:00 P.M. Friday Ninde Brookside Chapel.
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Funeral Home Owner
My condolences to Jane's family. My mother, and Jane's mother are first cousins. In 1992, Jane learned that I was working on family genealogy. She contacted me, and we had several pleasant telephone conversations. She loved her family, and she was a very intelligent and kind person. I'm sure she will be missed.
Tony Rockefeller
We are saddened to learn of Jane's sudden, unexpected death, and offer our prayers for comfort and strength and extend our heartfelt condolences to Mark and all her family.
Steve & Beth Cubbage
I remember Jane from our younger days. So sorry to hear the sad news. Susie Smith
Susie Smith
Dear Markham, Words cannot begin to express how very sorry we are to hear this sad news. Although I never had the opportunity to meet her, I felt as if I knew Jane through Kris' loving descriptions of her! Please know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers! Much love, TD and Chip
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Keister, Jr.
I met Jane when Robin and my daughter, Amy, were at Grimes Elementary School together. I still vividly remember the first time we met. Her wonderful smile and friendly nature drew me to her and we instantly clicked and became good friends, sharing great times with our daughters and on our own. She was always so generous, loving and supportive to me and I hope I returned those attributes at least in some small way. I think I'm still in shock because I can't imagine that she is really gone. I was just quoting her a few days ago. Jane was just so unique and special and I will never forget her love of life, her generosity, her beauty and elegance, and her wonderful laugh. I'm so thankful that I was priveldged to call her friend and to have so many wonderful memories. My family holds Robin, Steven, Dorothy, Patty, Mark and all her family in our thoughts and prayers.
Kathy Shroff
To Robin and her family - Our thoughts are with you all. Carolyn, Aidan, Mia and Niall in Boston
Carolyn Thall
Jane, you were the one that kept the LEE SCHOOL bunch together. You will live on in our hearts. You connected the dots keeping your childhood friends together. It is an honor to have grown up 2 blocks from you in Mapleridge. I am honored to officate your Memorial celebration. Perhaps the biggest honor in my 40 years of ministry. Rev. Connie Murray Ichord (childhood friend)
Rev. Connie Murray Ichord
There are those that Love and embrace life each and every day, and those that simply endure. Jane was one of the most inviting and vibrant individuals that Loved life and Friends to the fullest. It has been a privilege to have been her friend for the past 50 plus years. Her smile and laughter will be greatly missed. Bruce
Bruce O'Connor
My heartfelt sympathy to the family and friends of Jane. It is unimaginable that she is gone. Ann Perkins Massey
Ann Perkins Massey