Lois Priscilla Johnson

February 20, 2020

Lois Priscilla (Johnson) Bryan passed away at age 65 in Burlington, N.C., this February. Priscilla was born in Camden on 8/6/1954, the daughter of the late Frederick A. Johnson and the late Edith R. (Hartman) Johnson. She was predeceased in death by her husband Ken M. Bryan. She is survived by her sisters Virginia Broich (Les) and Pamela Kessler (Ronald), as well as brother Andre Johnson (Sally) and nephew Mike Whitehead. Priscilla attended First United Methodist Church of Moorestown in her youth. She graduated from Moorestown H.S. In 1972 and received a b.a. from Lebanon Valley College in 1976. Priscilla was a very fine flute player. She played in the M.H.S. marching band as well as in Mr. McCoy’s jazz band “Bob’s Bandits”. She performed in productions at different churches. More recently she played at the Senior Center in Burlington, NC. Priscilla created a number of craft projects through the years, projects that frequently reflected her Christian faith as well as her love for the Jersey Shore. She started a dating service and prayed over the matches she made. Some of the couples she matched up wound up getting married. Priscilla was always generous and concerned for other people despite numerous health problems. Her family (including her aunt, Nancy Hartman, as well as the supportive and faithful cousins who grew up with her) misses her greatly. Those who are so led may donate to the Epilepsy Foundation in Priscilla’s memory.