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Next Level Faith Center
Date: 04-06-2024
Time: 11:00 AM
Time: 11:00 AM
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Obituary
Brandy Nicole Johnson was born January 19, 1989, to the parentage of Randy Johnson Sr, and Debbie D. (Jones) Johnson in Miami, Florida. She was the second eldest of 4 siblings which include Latoya Johnson, the late Tamika Johnson, and Randy Johnson, Jr.
Brandy was afforded the opportunity to birth two beautiful children, Harmony Fraizer, and Adrienne Long, Jr. They were her world, and everyone knew it. She made sure that their well-being was intact. She not only sought to meet the needs of her own children, but it also expanded to her nieces and nephews. Her caring personality showed vitality because she was passionate about her younger sisters, Latoya and Tamika Johnson, who preceded her in death and baby brother Randy Johnson, Jr. She would go to any extreme to protect them.
She attended Miami-Dade County Public Schools and was in the process of returning to complete her education. Brandy began to pick up the pieces in her life by moving forward by any means necessary. She wanted a better life for herself and family.
She attended Royal Crusade, the Assembly for Christ, Inc., ever since before being born. She received Christ at an early age. She loved to dance and sing in worship. The day never passed without brandy sending inspirational text. If you received one, you were in the well-loved club. Brandy began to seek God’s direction and get closer to Him in these pass few weeks, not knowing that God had plans to bring her home.
Brandy was a beautiful soul who would give you the shirt off her back. She loved her family and friends dearly.
Brandy Johnson leaves to mourn loving parents: Randy Johnson, Sr., and Debbie Johnson; two sisters, Latoya Johnson and Renee Hall (Michael); a brother, Randy Johnson, Jr.; 14 uncles; 7 aunts; a grandmother, Dollie Whitehead; three nieces, Rihanna Bruton; Heaven and Faith Hall; two nephews, Lamauri Hunt and King Hall; two godmothers, Vanessa Williams and Carolyn Davis (Greg); and host of cousins.
Brandy was afforded the opportunity to birth two beautiful children, Harmony Fraizer, and Adrienne Long, Jr. They were her world, and everyone knew it. She made sure that their well-being was intact. She not only sought to meet the needs of her own children, but it also expanded to her nieces and nephews. Her caring personality showed vitality because she was passionate about her younger sisters, Latoya and Tamika Johnson, who preceded her in death and baby brother Randy Johnson, Jr. She would go to any extreme to protect them.
She attended Miami-Dade County Public Schools and was in the process of returning to complete her education. Brandy began to pick up the pieces in her life by moving forward by any means necessary. She wanted a better life for herself and family.
She attended Royal Crusade, the Assembly for Christ, Inc., ever since before being born. She received Christ at an early age. She loved to dance and sing in worship. The day never passed without brandy sending inspirational text. If you received one, you were in the well-loved club. Brandy began to seek God’s direction and get closer to Him in these pass few weeks, not knowing that God had plans to bring her home.
Brandy was a beautiful soul who would give you the shirt off her back. She loved her family and friends dearly.
Brandy Johnson leaves to mourn loving parents: Randy Johnson, Sr., and Debbie Johnson; two sisters, Latoya Johnson and Renee Hall (Michael); a brother, Randy Johnson, Jr.; 14 uncles; 7 aunts; a grandmother, Dollie Whitehead; three nieces, Rihanna Bruton; Heaven and Faith Hall; two nephews, Lamauri Hunt and King Hall; two godmothers, Vanessa Williams and Carolyn Davis (Greg); and host of cousins.