Professional Services Entrusted to: Marcus D. Brown Funeral Home, Inc.

1212 South Main Street Anderson, South Carolina 29624

(864) 225-2220 “An Eternal Flame of Remembrance”

Flower Bearers Grace Johnson

Christine Dendy Sade Scotland

Della Mark Antrani Mayfield Carolyn Jefferies

Pall Bearers Jeff Jones

Andrew Randolph Richard Paschal

Donnie Ray Paschal Steve Scotland

Robert Scotland

Homegoing Service for

Deloris Johnson

Saturday, May 26, 2018 1:00 p.m.

New Prospect Baptist Church 250 Lakewood Dr.

Townville, SC Rev. Samuel McMahand, II

Pastor/Officiating

Letter from your sister, Marletta Mark:

Deloris, words can’t explain how much we’re going to miss you. You were a wonderful sister and a good friend to everyone. We know that you’re not suffering anymore. God called an angel home. He knew you were suffering, so he called you home to a better place.

Prelude………Musician, Stanley Johnson...........Soft Music

Processional………………………...............Ministers & Family Selection.……………………………………..Mrs. Siggie Gambrell

Scripture Reading Old Testament.…………………..Rev. George Randolph New Testament.………………………..Elder Larry Clark

Prayer.……………………………………………….Mr. Tracy Webb Remarks (3 mins.)……………………………Mr. Timothy Jones

Mrs. Chanta Zeigler

Selection.………………………………………Mr. Stanley Johnson Eulogy.……………………………….Rev. Samuel McMahand, II Eulogy………………………………………………………..Rev. John Edwards

Recessional.………………………………….Mr. Stanley Johnson

Interment…………New Prospect Baptist Church Cemetery

Committal…………………………..Rev. Samuel McMahand, II

Obituary

Deloris Johnson 65, was born to the late Izonia Mae

Johnson Mark and the late Fred Major on January 25,

1953. She departed this life on May 21, 2018 at

Greenville Memorial Hospital.

She leaves to mourn, one daughter, Anissa LaDawn

Johnson Randolph of Simpsonville, SC; four sisters,

Shirley (Larry) Clark of Duluth, GA, Diane Mark and

Marletta Mack, both of Anderson, SC, and Tammy

Williams of Fountain Inn, SC; three brothers, Phillip

Major, Christopher Mark and Waymon Mark; one

grandchild, Breion Randolph; stepmother, Ella Mae

Major; and a host of nieces, nephews and other relative

and friends.

She was preceded in death by her mother, Izonia Mae

Mark; her father, Fred Major; step father, Waymon

Mark; five aunts, three uncles, and one niece and

nephew.

Acknowledgments

The family would like to extend their sincere thanks and

appreciation for the prayers, food, calls and support they

have received during their time of bereavement. A special

thanks to Greenville Memorial Hospital.

Order of Service