Julia S. Boone
April 7, 1936 ~ December 8, 2015
Julia Smith Boone was born in Gonzalez, Texas on April 7, 1936 to Mertherine Smith and Clemon Hill. She attended school in Gonzalez, Texas until she moved to San Antonio with her aunt, Lillian Dotson Rodgers.
She united in Holy Matrimony to Leonard Johnson and they were blessed with a daughter, Sarah Johnson. Later in Julia's life, while she was engaged to Richard Charles Stevens, she was blessed with four children, David Johnson, Delores Johnson, Franklin Johnson and Debra Johnson. On February 11, 1965, Julia united in Holy Matrimony to Alonzo Boone, her soul mate, and to this union they adopted Alvin Boone and Calvin and raised one granddaughter, Ashantee Boone.
Julia was baptized into Christ on September 15, 1991 at the Dellcrest Church of Christ, where she remained a member until she joined the Liberty View Church of Christ in 2011. She took her walk with Christ very serious and attempted to instill the same in all who she came in contact with. Julia was a faithful servant to the Lord until He called her home on Tuesday, December 8, 2015.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Mertherine Smith and Clemon Hill; one son, Franklin Johnson and two great grandchildren, Quintin Clemon Moore and Raynord Wayne Ellison.
She leaves to cherish her memory her best friend, soul mate, husband and father to her children, Alonzo Boone; three dauthers, Sarah Smith, Delores Nichols and Debra Stinson; three sons, David Johnson, Calvin (Angela) Boone, and Alvin (Danette) Boone; nine siblings, Novella White, Shirley Lemelle, Bernice Hampton, Rose Phillips, Nell Smith, Pat Allen, Gladys Bell, Clifton Smith and Leroy Smith.
In addition to being a wonderful mother, grandmother and great grandmother to her own, she was a mother and "Granny" to a host of friends, nieces, nephews and cousins.
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I send my condolences to the family of Mrs. Boone. The ten years+ that I knew her, she was nothing but nice to me. She will be missed. I’m happy to say that the last time I saw her she was smiling and in good spirits. That’s what I will always remember most about her; smiling and laughing.
With sympathy and love,
Jeana