Vicki Johnson

Vicki Diane Johnson was born in McAllen, Texas to Waldo Lloyd Larmon and Frances E Gray and was immediately adopted by Percy Henry Rawlinson and Annabell DePauw Rawlinson. Vicki left this world on October 27, 2024 while listening to her family worship online with her Spring Creek Church family. Vicki was preceded in death by her beloved husband of 50 years, Jeff. Her parents and birth parents. Her brother-in-law Cecil Johnson and Aunt Alberta Gray Schroeder. Vicki is survived by her children Britton (Jennifer) Johnson, Mark Johnson, Linley (Jim) Glover, and Chad Johnson. Her grandkids Jesse, Jacob (Sara), Bryce, Maisy, Jade, Lexi, Emma, and John. Her brother Ronald (Betsy) Larmon, sisters Phyliss Harness and Barbara (Bob) Nooner, brother-in-law Earl (Dee Ann) Johnson, aunt Gloria Ebeltoft-Picotte, many cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends. Vicki grew up in Lubbock for the majority of her life. After graduating high school she went to Abilene Christian College. During her time there she met her life-long friend Jodi and when Jodi married Tim, Vicki met the love of her life Jeff. After Vicki and Jeff were married and he brought her back to Magnolia, which wasn’t impressive to her, they decided to have a family. Being unable to have their own children Vicki and Jeff went on to adopt four kids and were foster parents to many infants during that time. For almost all of her married life Vicki taught cradle roll at church. She would go to ACU’s Bible Teacher Workshop in the summers and learn new ways to better teach her babies. Vicki was dedicated to the ministry of teaching little ones. Vicki worked at MDO at Tomball Church of Christ and taught an 18-month old class at Northland for many years. After retiring, Vicki got down to the important thing for her, travelling more with Jeff. They travelled all over the United States with some occasional jumps up into Canada, seeing national parks, friends, family, and enjoying life together. After the passing of Jeff in 2018, Vicki didn’t slow down. She continued to travel. During this time Vicki also worked at Lydia’s Pantry. She would type her cards on Tuesdays and do her job on Wednesdays, always making sure that she found coverage for when she would be gone visiting friends and family or travelling. In 2020 after 60+ years of wondering, Vicki located and found her birth mother and family. This lead to her speaking with her aunt Gloria for the first time in the summer of 2020. In September of 2022, Vicki was invited to surprise her aunt for her 80th birthday party and travelled to Indiana to meet her birth family for the first time. During this trip she met two aunts and a ton of cousins. She enjoyed family so much and the Gray family welcomed her in with open arms. Vicki continued to search for her birth father and after finally discovering her birth father’s family she gained 8 siblings. Vicki had a great facetime call with her siblings and then in May of 2023 she was able to meet her brother, two sisters, a nephew, and niece. The Larmon family was just as welcoming to her. Vicki loved her newly found family so much so she had planned a trip, just a couple of months ago to visit all of them again. Vicki loved life and kept going and doing as long as she could. She never let cancer get in the way of her living life to the fullest. Thank you God for making Vicki. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Lydia's Pantry at Spring Creek Church of Christ. The Addison family and staff of Magnolia Funeral Home extend condolences to the Johnson family during this difficult time.