Lois Johnson:
CLASS OF 1957
Central High SchoolClass of 1957
Scranton, PA
Johnson Technical Institute High SchoolClass of 1960
Scranton, PA
West Scranton High SchoolClass of 1957
Scranton, PA
Scranton Technical High SchoolClass of 1957
Scranton, PA
St. Patrick SchoolClass of 1957
Scranton, PA
Lois's Story
Lois is from Scranton, Pennsylvania. She is widowed. Her schools include Central High School, Johnson Technical Institute High School, Scranton Technical High School, St. Patrick School, West Scranton High School. She later attended Temple Unversity. She works(ed) at Hi Desert Medical Center.
Lois's interests include horizontal dance, Any team that beats the Yankees, None. Music she likes includes MOST, PREFER JAZZ & CLASSICAL. Books she likes include mostly fiction. TV shows she likes include Grey's Anatomy, MY FAVORITE- JEOPARDY, Brothers and Sisters.
One of Lois's favorite quotes is:"MEN ARE LIKE BULLETS- THE SMOOTHER THEY ARE THE FARTHER THEY GO.".
More about Lois:"Retired RN. My husband Raynolds Johnson died in '04.I have two children; Mary Jane is married to Tim Smith & lives in Chico,CA with Tim & their 11year old twin girls. Eric lives with a care provider in Victorville;he has Williams Syndrome.
I love living in the desert. I'm Vice President of the MORONGO BASIN HUMANE SOCIETY,volunteer at the Hi Desert Medical Center& ...Expand for more
sit on the Public Advisory Commitee for the Hi Desert Water District.
I have a wonderful companion; McB (Michael.) We travel together & enjo0y each others company. We are both active in our local Democratic Club.
When I married Ray (my second husband,) in 1982 & moved to the desert,. I stopped working as an RN for 22 years. After Ray died, I returned to work for a year & then retired.
During the 22 years that I was unemployed, I was involved in many volunteer activities; president of our local office of the American Red Cross, presedent of the Humane Society, on the boards of Unity Home (our local battered womens shelter,) the Hi Desert Play House, the Democratic Club & Yucca Valley Public Arts Advisory Committee.
I've worked on at least 75 plays, both on stage & back stage. In 1994, I won the Best supporting actress award from the Desert Theater League for tth role of Ouiza in "STEEL MAGNOLIAS" at the Groves Theater in Morongo Valley. I retired from acting after that but continued to stage manage for another 10 years.".
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