ITS BEEN A SAD DAY IN WEST AFRICA, LIBERIA

Mr. G. Momo Johnson

The Johnson & Karnley family profoundly regret to announced the passing of their son, brother, father, uncle and friend the Honorable Mr. G. Momo Johnson Deputy Commissioner of Immigration for Operations, Republic of Liberia. This sad event occurred on Tuesday, January 12th, 2010 at the J. F. Kennedy Medical Center in Monrovia, Liberia after a brief illness. Mo Johnson, as he was affectionately called, was predeceased by his father, Mr. Thomas K. Johnson. He leaves to mourn his mothers, Mrs. Maima Karnley, Mrs. Hawa Johnson, step son, Louis Karbedeh, five brothers, Seh Johnson(Predeceased), Eddie Lynch(Predeceased), Varney Gray, Boakai “Beejay” Johnson, Sando B. Johnson, Lawrence Karnley, five sisters, Musu Gray, Hawa Gray, Somo Johnson(Predeceased)Hawa Karnley, Gbatey Karnley, Fatu Johnson Aunties: Her Excellency Madam Ellen Johnson Sirleaf , President Republic of Liberia, Mrs. Jenneh Johnson Bernard, Johnson, Zoe P. Traub, Uncles: Charles Johnson(Predeceased) Mr. Robert V. Johnson, Mr. Carney Johnson, Mr. Ambulai B. Johnson, Mr. Armah Johnson Mr. Kederick Johnson, Mr. Gaye Tyler, Zwana “ZB” Johnson; host of other relatives and friends including; Henry Vuyou, Mr. Varney Holmes, Tenneh Zoe Hutchinson, Anthony Johnson, Albert Johnson, Sando Johnson, Morris Thomas, Bendu Johnson Clarke, Jartu Moore Tesanna, Bendu Fahnbulleh Duncan; Oscar B. Johnson, Victor Johnson, Randall Snorton, Clarence Moore, Fred Sackey, Minnie Johnson Benson, Madia T. Harmon, Amelia Curtis, Jeff Duwana, Richard B. Devine, Kula Scott, Wiata Devine Zaro, Musu Karmo Doe, Musu Vuyou Richards, Famatta Vuyou, Roland D. Anderson, Boimah Edwards, Sando Sherman,