Frances Lee Johnson

I have had the honor of calling Fran my dear friend, since 1996, shortly after my oldest child, Kathryn enrolled in Carden Christian Academy, Park City. Fran created the peerfect nurturing learning environment for our kids, by hand picking people of the highest integrity, and generous hearts to teach at her school. Fran treated every child, as if they were her own, attending sporting events, dance recitals, many holiday & birthday parties of those of us blessed to have found our way into the Carden Community of Families. She created this school to honor the memory of her precious son, David, who was taken from her far too soon. I could write volumes on all the kind, generous, gracious, loving and selfless things that Fran had done for me, my own family, and so many of my friends from Carden. I am so grateful to her for creating that community who still to this day, feel connected through friendship. I will miss my friend Fran terribly. Yet, when I think of her, I truly feel a unique joyous energy knowing she is so happy to be with her beloved son, David once again. Her beautiful family and grandchildren will remain in my prayers at this so sad time. She was THE BEST. I feel in my heart that she had already earned the name Saint Fran, while she walked here among us, making this world a better place. She will be deeply missed. Fran was a gift to all of us blessed to have her in our lives. xoxo, Regina

Dear Ray and Family On behalf of the staff at Dignity Hospice may I extend our deepest condolences to you upon the passing of your sweet wife and mother, Frances. We felt honored to be able to care for her and serve your family. May knowing that you are in our thoughts and prayers bring you comfort at this time. Sincerely, Lissa Last Chaplain Dignity Hospice Staff.

I will miss my cousin Fran. Her dad Sam Collins was my father's brother. My prays are with the Johnson family and Rita Collins. I loss my mom very recently so I know what they going through. Peace and Love.