Condolence: If her parting has left a void, fill it with remembered joys.
Our sincerest condolence to the Johnson family.

Condolence: Dear Matt and Family,
We were sorry to learn of Fran's passing. Please accept our deepest sympathy and condolences. We remember fondly all of the dinner dances and functions at St. Francis that we attended together. Her great smile and soft laughter will be missed by all.

Condolence: Mrs.J was like a second Mother to me in high school and college. She was a beautiful caring lady and will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the entire family. God Bless.

Condolence: To all of the Johnson family I offer my deepest sympathy. I met you all when Mary and I were in college in 1979. She has updated me on all of the events of your family throughout the years and I know that your mom (grandma) was very loved and will me greatly missed. I wish that you all find peace and lean on each other in this difficult time.

Condolence: My sincerest condelences to the whole Johnson family for your deep loss. I always loved both Mr. and Mrs. Johnson growing up in Weston as their son, Pete was always a good friend of mine. Spent a lot of time with the Johnsons with Little League, and of course Weston Football when we were in HS. Mrs. Johnson was always such a nice a sweet woman and treated all of Pete's friends well. So sorry to hear of this sad news. I am thinking of the whole Johnson family in this tough time.

Condolence: When I heard Francis, as I always knew as "MRS Johnson" while growing up across the street on Cobbs Mill road passed away, memories came rushing back to the times she would rush outside in the nick of time to break up the rumblings of our youth during our playing horse, snowball fights, and general mischief, saving my life as I was normally on the losing side. My prayers go out to all. Love David

Condolence: Dear Mary,Peter,Kelly and Brooke-
We are sorry to hearing of your mothers passing.Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

Condolence: To all of the Johnson Family,

Linda and I are so sorry to hear about the passing of Frances and would like to take this opportunity to express our deepest condolences to all of the Johnson Family. I've known Matt and Frances since the time I met Paul as a Lowell Tech freshman in 1973 and have loved them both as family since then. So Linda and myself are especially saddened by the loss. But at least I have the warming memories of the overnights at the Johnson household when Paul and I were in college, time spent with Matt and Frances at Paul's wedding, our wedding, during the time I lived in Connecticut, and other wonderful times over the many years to numerous to mention.

Frances was a warm and caring person who will by greatly missed by everyone.

To all in the Johnson Family, please let us know if there's anything we can do, even if it's just to talk. We're there for all of you.

Rich & Linda Adams

Condolence: Matt, How sad it was to hear of Fran's passing. I was so happy to sit with you both two weeks ago at our last Ambassador Club luncheon at the YMCA. She was always so sweet, warm and welcoming when I saw her. She looked great and was such a wonderful person to be around. Thanks for your support and always asking about the YMCA when we meet up. I hope the joy of so many years together will help comfort you at this time. God Bless. Rob and Joanne