Lynn Carol Johnson

Lynn Carol Johnson, 78, of Easton, Maryland, passed away at her home, on August 12, 2025. We lost our most precious Mom, sister and friend. Lynn is survived by, her dear children, Lynnie, Lisa (husband Vince), Shane (wife Lanaya), Tessa, her grandchildren Zachary, Roxana, Nathan, Kirsten, Chesley, Marshall, her siblings Dale Clark and Steve Johnson, and other loved family members and friends. On December 17, 1964, Lynn married the love of her life, Edward Paul Johnson. In 1971, when their daughters Lynnie and Lisa were 5 and 4, they moved to the eastern shore of Maryland to raise their family and start a new life, which is where their son Shane was born, in 1976. Lynn and Ed also enjoyed raising their dear niece, Tessa Johnson, as their own daughter. When the family moved to Easton in 1971 Lynn began studying the Bible with Jehovah’s Witnesses.(Isaiah 43:10-12) It was then that she realized what she was learning was the truth, and that God‘s name was Jehovah (Psalms 83:18) and his Kingdom government from heaven would solve the problems that exist in the world. Including that of a future resurrection on a paradise earth. (John 5:28-29)(Psalm 37:29) She always taught her family and friends and others, about this wonderful hope found in the Bible. (Rev 21:4) That’s what truly made her remarkable, was her strong faith in God’s promises, her loving kindness and sharing the Bible truths with others. Lynn was co-founder and Co-Owner of the Roto-Rooter of the Delmarva Peninsula, along with her husband, Edward Paul Johnson. They came from very modest means and were a hard-working family. With their steady, strong worth ethics they were able to make a success of their family business for over 50 years. Mom was always behind the scenes with her quiet strength and support for Dad, helping to make things run smoothly as they worked hard to build their business together for over 50 years. Mom never wanted praise or recognition for herself, but always made sure others were recognized for their hard work. She always thought of everyone else ahead of herself. It was just who she was at heart. She truly loved her husband and children and grandchildren with all her heart and would do anything for them. She was such a self-sacrificing person. Mom was truly an amazing woman. Anyone that knew her would always say she was the nicest and sweetest person they ever met. Mom could light up a room with her beautiful smile and large heart. Lynn loved music, dancing, boating, along with inviting family and friends to their backyard parties and crab feasts, vacation visits to their condo in Ocean City, Maryland, long weekend trips to their house in Deep Creek Lake, and so much more. In 2006, Lynn and Ed became grandparents welcoming their grandson Zachary, then again in 2008, when their granddaughter Roxana was born. Living across the street from their grandchildren was a blessing that Lynn and Ed cherished. Lynn and Ed were regular supporters of several Talbot County Maryland First Responder organizations and had been life-long members of the Easton Elks Lodge #1622. Lynn will be greatly missed by the hard-working Roto-Rooter and U.S. Heating & Air families and their spouses, who worked together with Mom & Dad for decades. Lynn and Ed loved them all dearly. Mom will be missed beyond words, until we see her again. We loved her with all our hearts, always and forever. There will never be anyone to fill her shoes. She was irreplaceable. There is a hole in our heart that cannot be filled. We Love You and we Miss you greatly! The visitation service is scheduled for Friday, August 22, from 6-8 pm, at Fellows, Helfenbein & Newnam Funeral Home, 200 S. Harrison Street, Easton, Maryland. The Memorial service will be held Saturday, August 23, 2025, at the local Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses at 2:30pm at 29250 Skipton Landing, Cordova, MD 21265, followed by the procession to the Woodlawn Memorial Park, in Easton Maryland. Afterwards there will be a Celebration of Life. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation in Lynn’s memory to a local First Responder organization. The entire family truly appreciates the loving prayers and support from our dear family, friends, neighbors and community at this difficult time.

Lynn Carol Johnson

January 27, 1947 - August 12, 2025