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Name: |
" Jannel Johnson " |
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D.O.B: |
12/15/1985 |
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D.O.D |
03/28/2026 |
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Country From: |
Grenada |
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St. George |
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River Road
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Place of Death |
Brooklyn New York
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Service details: The funeral for the late Jannel Johnson will take place on Thursday, April 9th , 2026, at Living Word SDA Church located at 1000 East 46th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11203. The viewing will begin at 5:30pm. The funeral service will begin at 6pm. There will be a funeral service held on April 30, 2026, at SDA Church Archibald Avenue St. George’s, Grenada, W.I. The viewing will be held from 1-2pm followed by the funeral service at 2pm. She will be laid to rest in St. George, Grenada, W.I.
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Special Info
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Daughter of: the late Anges Johnson and Winston ‘Daddy Bull' Lewis Mother of: Liam and Logan McQueen, students of Alpha Junior School Sister of: Godwin, Kieran, Janice, Peron, Jerry, and Javon Johnson, Jenelle Patterson, Aqueda Calliste, Armalie Calliste, Sharon Fleming, Joshua Andrews and the late Rela Dottin, Karen Fleming and Anthony Illidge, Aunt of: Shennel, Shena and Shireena Boca, Sheemeka Boca-Thomas, Kadeem and Shakeem Greenidge, Azel Dottin, Parshawn
Haynes, Jamara Patterson, Jermaine Edwin, Ethan Guillaume, Tristan, Shaniah and Halley Johnson residing in the US, Jhaerell, Tia-Nova and Myla Johnson, Toni-Lisa Brown residing in the Aruba, Rá-Heem Delamore, Lorraine, Shemar, Kenny and Sonia Fleming and the late Sheldon Dottin. Cousin of; Many cousins including Michelle, , Dianne, Natalie, Shane, Sandra, Ashton, Neil, Allie, Selwyn and Gary in the USA , Karlene, Althea, Deborah, Wendy in the USA and many others. Sister-in-law of: Jemma Boca-Johnson, Kavita Patel-Johnson, Georgian Hayewod Johnson, Other relatives and friends including: Dr Elvira Neculiseanu, and the staff at the Kings County Hospital, Wayne and Judy-ann Alexis and Family, Julius Hosford in the USA,Nurse Raquel Cole, Charrise Wilson in the USA, Staff of the Ocology department, Kings County Hospital, Nordia Clyne and family in the USA, Monica Welch and family in the USA, Jacqueline Bartholomew and family , Jeanette James and family, Rea Rodney and family, Al Queen Calliste and family, Hazelann Marryshow and family , Dexter Burris and family, Mr. Brown, Mr. Randell Augustine Thomas, Steve Duncan in the USA, SJC Class of 2001 Malachy Dottin, the Dottin Family, the Marrycheau family, the Ameda Family, Mervin Haynes and family,Kevin George, Sherry-ann Andrews and Family, the La crette Family, the Baptiste Family, Marcella Pascal and family in the USA, Sandra Branch and family in Barbados,the Principal, staff and students of Alpha Junior School, Principal and Staff of Wesley College and St. George's Insitute, Staff at the tuck shop at St. George's Institute, Pastor and members of the Living Word SDA Church in New York , Pastor and members of the SDA Church in Archibald Avenue,neighbors of River Road. and surrounding areas.
Special features: Jannel was a quiet yet ambitious, hardworking, and resilient individual. Beneath her gentle demeanor was a caring spirit; she was always willing to assist others and offer support whenever it was needed. With her captivating smile, she consistently shared words of encouragement with friends and family, whom she loved dearly. She was known as a friendly and soft-spoken person with an immense heart. Her presence brought a sense of love and happiness, and her smile shone brightly like a ray of sunshine.
Jannel was also a very social person, and as a result, her network of relationships grew widely over the years. Those of us who knew her on a more personal level understood that she was deeply altruistic. She loved sharing and helping those in need, and she did so willingly and without hesitation. Her warmth, kindness, and genuine love for others will surely be missed by all who truly knew her.
She pursued her education at St. Louis RC Girls' School, St. Joseph's Convent St. George's, and the T.A. Marryshow Community College. She furthered her studies at the University of Technology in Jamaica and at Florida International University, where she pursued Tourism and Hospitality Management.
Jannel also devoted part of her life to education. She taught at the Westmorland Junior School, Wesley College, St. George's Institute, and the T.A. Marryshow Community College. Through her work as an educator, she inspired many young minds and shared her knowledge with dedication and compassion.
In addition to teaching, Jannel was an entrepreneur. She established her own catering business and also operated a tuck shop at St. George's Institute. Her entrepreneurial spirit reflected her determination, creativity, and willingness to pursue her goals with courage.
She taught us never to be afraid to step out in faith and to take bold, sometimes unpopular, steps when necessary. She also demonstrated the importance of family and the value of unity, reminding us that family should always stand together in love and support.
On behalf of our family, we extend our profound appreciation to all who have supported us during this period of grief. Your prayers, kind words, and acts of compassion have brought us comfort and strength, and for this, we are deeply grateful.
Jannel was a person of faith. She believed in God and trusted Him through life's ups and downs. Whether times were good or challenging, Jannel held firmly to prayer. She found strength in scriptures and comfort in hymns.
The Bible reminds us in 2 Timothy 4:7, "I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith." The road was not always easy, but it was walked with perseverance and dignity. This indeed was Jannel.
Today, while our hearts are heavy, we take comfort in knowing that earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal. We trust that God, in His infinite wisdom, has called His servant home.
To the children, brothers, sisters, and other family members, know that you are not alone. Grief is the price we pay for love, and the depth of our sorrow reflects the depth of that love.
We deeply appreciate your kind expression of sympathy during our time of great sorrow. There are truly no words to adequately express our heartfelt thanks for the love and support you have extended to
our family during this difficult time. Special thanks to Kings County Hospital including the oncology Unit.
As we say farewell, let us not only mourn the loss but honor the legacy. Let us live the lessons Jannel taught us: To work hard. To love deeply. To forgive quickly. To trust God always. And to care for one and another. Though our hearts are heavy, we find comfort in knowing that to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord. Sleep on, dear Jannel. Take your rest. You have run your race. You have fought the good fight. And you have kept the faith.
May your soul rest in eternal peace.
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