Hazel C. Johnson

1936 ∼ 2010

Hazel C. Johnson

Hazel Claire Clark Johnson passed away peacefully Friday afternoon, Nov. 19, 2010 after a long illness. Born on January 12, 1936, Hazel grew up in LeCompte, La. She married Charles E. Hudgins in July, 1954, and they moved to the Golden Triangle Area in 1958, finally settling in Orange County in 1971. She retired from Chevron where she met her husband Ernest Clint Johnson, whom she married in January, 1988.

Hazel and Clint Johnson were dedicated members of Grace Community Church of Vidor where he serves as Deacon, and they both were honored as "Mother and Father" of the church. They are indebted to all the members of this wonderful church family for their fellowship through the years and especially their support through Hazel's illness.

She is preceded in death by her parents Sylvan William and Jewel Pearl Clark and her brother R. C. Clark. She is survived by her husband Clint Johnson of Orange, Tx.; her three daughters and son-in-law Charlene Hudgins of Fargo, ND, Marcy Carr of Orange, Tx., and Sherri and Mike Wiley of Orange, Tx.; her three sons and daughters-in-law Gene and Alicia Johnson, Randy Johnson, and Gary and Sarah Johnson all of Sour Lake, Tx.; and her beloved sister Nevada Brison of Nederland, Tx. She is also survived by her grandchildren and their spouses Mike and Rebecca Wiley, Jr. of McLewis, Tx., Ryan and Victoria Carr of Bridge City, Tx., and Mary Jewel and Alex Sfarjilani of Little Elm, Tx., Stephen Johnson of Salt Lake City, Ut., Lindsey and Jeremy Johnson of Nome, Tx., Mark Johnson of Austin, Tx., and Derek Cook of Nome, Tx., as well as her great-grandchildren Chelsea and Alyssa Wiley of McLewis, Tx. and Keaden and Zoic Carr of Bridge City, Tx. She was looking forward to the birth of another great-granddaughter to her grandchild Mary Jewel in March. She also leaves behind many loving cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends.

Hazel's funeral service will be at Claybar Funeral Home at 504 N. 5th St. in Orange, Tx. at 2:00 on Monday, November 22, 2010 with interment at Orange Forest Lawn Cemetery in West Orange following the service. Viewing will be on Sunday, November 21, 2010 at Claybar Funeral Home from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. A Benevolence Dinner will be held at Cove Baptist Church Fellowship Hall at 1005 DuPont Dr. in Orange following the graveside services. Pallbearers are Mike Wiley, Jr., Ryan Carr, Alex Sfarjilani, Randy Johnson, Gary Johnson, and Colbert Steele. Honorary pallbearer is Gene Johnson.

Condolences

Anonymous November 22, 2010
Dear girls, Your mother was always such a kind person. My thoughts and prayers are with you.......##imported-begin##Karla Duerr Pokraka##imported-end##
Anonymous November 22, 2010
Twenty years ago Hazel set me up on a blind date with one of her coworkers. This June we will celebrate twenty years of marriage with our three kids. I will be eternally grateful to her. She was such a sweet lady and gave wonderful hugs. Her family an##imported-begin##Beth##imported-end##
Anonymous November 20, 2010
I'm so blessed to have met Hazel. Thank you Charlene. And God Bless Clint.##imported-begin##Pauline##imported-end##
Anonymous November 20, 2010
Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Charlene, and with your family. Your dear mother's goodness is known all the way to North Dakota. Love, Jean##imported-begin##Jean Wilhelmi##imported-end##
Anonymous November 20, 2010
Charlene and Family.. Even tho I never had the privilege to meet Hazel, I felt I knew her through Charlene. I know she was much loved and valued in the family and she will be missed! May you all rejoice that she is now in the presence of her Lord, enjoyi##imported-begin##Jane B.##imported-end##
Anonymous November 20, 2010
I enjoyed the friendship and the daily lunches we shared at Chevron the ten years I worked with you. Hazel was the heartbeat of Chevron when she worked there. She dealt with many of us as if we were her family and not a fellow employee. I will miss her##imported-begin##Debbie Rost Hernandez##imported-end##
Anonymous November 20, 2010
I had the priviledge of knowing Mrs. Hazel. Hazel was 1 of my "spiritual" grandmothers. She ALWAYS welcomed me with open arms. I will never forget the last time I saw her. It was when I came back home to Grace I been back since and I knew she hadn't b##imported-begin##Hope Netterville##imported-end##