Freddie Mae

Turner-Johnson

Freddie Mae was born November 26, 1948 to Freddie L. Miller Sr. and Aileen Brown-Miller in Rison, Arkansas. She departed this life on April 4, 2025.

Freddie Mae was preceded in death by her parents, (sister) Marva Jo Hill, (brothers) Freddie L. Miller Jr., William Edward Miller, and Brian Van Keith Miller, and her paternal and maternal grandparents, bonus son Andre Cunningham, and great-grand parents.

Freddie Mae confessed hope and faith in Jesus Christ at an early age and joined St. James A.M.E. Church. After moving away she joined St. Paul A.M.E. church, and later moved her membership to End Time Christian Fellowship. She sang in the choir, taught Sunday school, and mentored the youth. She remained a faithful member until the church her health began to fail her.

She attended Lanwood Elementary, as well as Lanwood High School; graduating in 1967. After graduation Freddie Mae moved to Las Vegas, Nevada and lived there for 2 ½ years. She later moved to Toledo, Ohio where she met and married her children's father Charles Turner who passed away after twelve years of marriage. Freddie then began working at Toledo Hospital, where she dedicated over forty years of service as a Unit Clerk, retiring in 2010. She also, spent many years and hours working as a Home Health Aide for Gentiva and Comfort Keepers. Freddie Mae met Larry Johnson her current husband in 1984. They wed October 29, 2000.

She leaves to cherish her memories son Charles (Kim)Turner Sr.; daughter Christina (Elder Manasses) May Sr. and bonus daughter Krissy Hawkins. Grandchildren La'Toya (Prince) Flores, Kiara May, Kayla May, Charles Turner Jr., Elder Manasses May Jr. bonus grandchildren: Lashonndia Greer, DaVaughn Greer, Desmond Coleman; Great Grandchildren: Kylie Flores, Ethan May, Kali Flores, Mia Erving; (2 sisters) Janie Miller and Brenda Miller of Rison, Arkansas. One aunt, Helen J. Walker of Chicago, Illinois. Special Friends: Marlou Imo, Gail Austin, Theresa Brown, Ruth Ann Brown, Chinda Misra. A host of nieces and nephews in Arkansas, Michigan, and Ohio; and voluminous cousins and friends.

Freddie Mae loved the Kansas City Chiefs, especially Patrick Mahomes; Usher, Earth Wind and Fire, Kem, and John Legend. Freddie Mae also enjoyed playing scrabble, spades, bowling and spending time with her grandchildren.

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