Obit of Floyd Jay Johnson (j525) - Grady County, Oklahoma

Transcribed by:  Sandi Carter  <SandKatC@aol.com>  22 Oct 2002
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Floyd Jay Johnson was born September 14, 1925, in Pocasset, Oklahoma 
and passed away at the family home, January 13, 1932, in Chickasha, 
Oklahoma.  

His parents are Samuel Jackson and Della (Golemon) Johnson, 
Chickasha, Oklahoma.

The little body was laid to rest at the Rose Hill Cemetery, 
Wednesday at 3:30 o'clock.  Reverend Haley had charge of the 
services and three songs were rendered by Miss Haley, Manley Smith 
and two others.  The pallbearers were Jim Bond, Chickasha, George 
Stephen, Chickasha, Ted Boswell, Chickasha and Floyd Timms, Rush 
Springs.  He leaves to morn his passing his parents, a twin brother, 
Loyd, and baby sister, Katherine, his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 
John Johnson, of Chickasha, Mr. A. D. Golemon of Cox City, three 
aunts, Maude McElyea, Mable Duffer and Gladys Cogburn, eight uncles, 
Bill Earl, Johnnie, Paul, and Donald Johnson, Dewey, Earl and Cecil 
Golemon, all of which attended the funeral; a great grandmother; 
Mrs. M. M. Golemon of Chickasha who was unable to attend on account 
of her age; those attending from out of town were; Mr. and Mrs. Earl 
Golemon of Bradley; Mr. A. D. Golemon of Cox City; Mr. and Mrs. 
Cecil Golemon; Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cogburn and Dewey Golemon of Alex, 
and Mr. Harry Norris of Kansas City, Kansas.
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