Milicent Johnson (12 May 1923 - 13 Sep 2015)

Love you and miss you Great Nanny, love from Will and Scarlett xoxo

Dear Auntie Milly
Fond memories of times gone by. Hoping you will now be with lovely Uncle Dave again.
With Love Jacky & family xxxx

Remember me when I am gone away,
Gone far away into the silent land;
When you can no more hold me by the hand,
Nor I half turn to go yet turning stay.
Remember me when no more day by day
You tell me of our future that you plann'd:
Only remember me; you understand
It will be late to counsel then or pray.
Yet if you should forget me for a while
And afterwards remember, do not grieve:
For if the darkness and corruption leave
A vestige of the thoughts that once I had,
Better by far you should forget and smile
Than that you should remember and be sad.

In loving memory of a very good friend and godmother to my son

I remember the first time I met Milly so many years ago. I remember her smiling and welcoming me. Every time I met her since that time she was always the same, smiling and kind to me. I will miss the early Christmas cards with my birthday card tucked in. I know she will be missed deeply by many. Lyla

Good night to a lovely soul with with a wry smile, a quick wit and a big heart. The world was left as a better place for sharing Millie's grace. With love, Ivar, xo

Hello Auntie Milly, the sisters are all together again, give Nan a huge hug from me. Thank you for your thoughtfulness over the years, stepping in when Nan moved on. Robyn and Edward will miss your cards announcing their birthdays will soon be here, always the first to arrive! So glad we spoke recently and I got the chance to tell you how much I love you. Always in our hearts.

Jenny, Phill, Robyn and Edward xxxxx

Heaven has claimed yet another angel! Milly was the most thoughtful , witty and kindest woman that I had the blessing to meet. My most sincere condolences and prayers of strength to everyone who's lives she touched and may the memories that you have of her comfort you in times of sorrow.

So sad to hear of your sudden passing, Aunt Millie. But I'm so glad I got to chat with you recently. You were always so funny and so quick, and sounded so much like Violet that it was like I had two nans rolled into one. I hope I'm half as with it and with such a sense of humour when I'm your age. I bet you and Uncle Dave are having plenty of giggles already. RIP.

When I was living in London, I spent many weekends visiting Nan. My favourite memories are of the hours we spent playing school on Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons, drinking sherry and eating Hula Hoops. I will miss you very much Nan, all my love to Grandad and Uncle Ken.

All our love
Jackie, Paul, Callum, Morganne and Rhys xo

Nan, yiou had the most amazing energy! I loved your honesty and sense of humour. You were always young at heart. RIP. Love from Canada. Emma, Neil, Carlie and Haleigh xo

Nan Johnson had one of the of the best senses of humour around. When Rob and I went to visit Nan for her 90th birthday, we got to her flat and rang the buzzer. She came on over the intercom and said "You can only come in if you are good looking!" Thankfully we were allowed in!! Forever in our hearts Nan, you will be missed so much! xo Viktorija, Rob and Malcolm

Thanks for the memories. Will miss you. Art

My Dearest Aunt, I can't tell you how broken hearted I am at your passing. I will miss our semi annual phone calls from Canada very much. You were always very special to me. I hope you have joined your Mother, Brother and Sisters and your Dearest Love Uncle Dave who I'm sure was waiting with open arms for you . Please give my Love to My Mom. All my Love Sally

Dear Mum. I miss you already. It's so hard not having you here.
Your leaving is my first sorrow without having you to comfort me.