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This precious, beautiful and amazing woman of God went home to the streets of gold with her beloved Savior, Jesus on May 15, 2020 at 85 years of age! Her loving & devoted husband of 49 years, Jerry L. Johnson, Sr. was waiting for her as she went through those pearly gates. Also waiting for her were her father & mother, Roy Leonard Marchand, Sr. & Lydia Hebert Marchand and her granddaughters, Elizabeth Johnson & Leah Diez. She is leaving behind a Godly heritage to her children: Lyle (Jerry Lyle, JR) & Deborah Johnson; Cliff & Sheila Johnson; Pat & Deidre Johnson; Greg Johnson, Sr.; Alan & Starlet Johnson; Bret Johnson; Beth Johnson Ingram; Bernadine Johnson Diez; her 18 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great grandson. She is also survived by 6 siblings: Roy Marchand, Jr; Barbara Epstein, Dolores Cannon, Joan Lee, Brenda Vavasseur and Linda Templet. We would like to thank them for all the love and support they have given Clara Ann and her family through the years. The pallbearers will be Ronnie Johnson, Rusty Johnson, Brian Johnson, Gregory Johnson, Jr., Matthew Johnson and Taylor Diez. Private services will be held at Household of Faith Church in Gonzales. Burial at Mt. Zion Cemetery in Prairieville. If you would like to offer the family condolences, please sign the online guestbook at www.oursofh.com
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I am so sorry to hear of Ms. Clara's death. My deepest sympathy to all the family. She has ALWAYS held a sweet spot in my heart: From CYO outtings, to her smile each day when I jumped on the school bus my senior year and first year for the newly formed East Ascension High School (her first year driving permanently), through all the years of swimming lessons at the Gonzales swimming pool, and in her later years, visits at Azalea. She was truly a blessing and special person and I am happy that she has been a part of my life.
God Bless all of you. Ms. Clara will be in my thoughs and prayers.
Marlene Boudreaux Cendrick
May 25, 2020
What a special lady!! She was the epitome of a warrior for Christ. We exchanged prayer requests for years at Bethany! We know that she is walking the streets of gold and united with Jesus and Mr. Jerry! We loved Ms. Clara! She was a blessing to us!Our deepest condolences to the entire family!
Mark Gautreau
Friend
May 20, 2020
Ms Clara was a beautiful and caring person. We visited often when she and Mom (Geneva Lanoux, Room 419A) ) were at Ascension Oaks. We were all blessed by her presense. Condolences to the family.
Linda Kernan
Acquaintance
May 20, 2020
I am so sorry for the families loss. I knew Clair through the widows ministry at The Church international, I am a volunteer that helped with this program. She loved The Lord with all of her heart. I will miss hearing her amens and praise The Lord.
May 19, 2020
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
Herman
Friend
May 19, 2020
Wishing Cousin Clara Ann's family much love and sympathy from all us Gautreaus.
Errol Gautreau
Family
May 19, 2020
Ms. Clara was a beautiful person. Loved visiting with her at Ascension Oaks.
Linda Kernan
Acquaintance
May 19, 2020
We're sad she won't be with us now and glad she's in a better place. All of our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Lynn Babin
Family
May 18, 2020
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
From the Staff of Ourso Funeral Home
May 18, 2020
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