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Violet Hatfield Johnson

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Violet Hatfield Johnson was born in Queens, New York. She was a registered nurse who spent much of her career at Elmhurst General Hospital. She had four children, and lived in Queens and Brooklyn, New York, before moving to Fayetteville, North Carolina.

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Thomas Hatfield-Jr
I share my sorrow and condolences to my cousin's dearly departed mother. Violet Elizabeth Hatfield Johnson. She was the proud daughter of William Henry Hatfield. Who would've been my great uncle. And Violet Elizabeth Hatfield's wife i think would've been my great aunt or cousin. I am happy to know that she comes from the line of the Hatfield clan.

In Loving Memory Of Violet Elizabeth Hatfield Johnson. My great auntie.
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Pat Hernandez
Dearest Laura -

What a lovely woman Mimi was! You were so fortunate to have had Mimi for a mother, and I was fortunate to have known her, even if it was only briefly.

If there is a heaven, Mimi is with Benny right now.
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Thomas Hatfield-Jr
My love condolences to the Johnson family. She would've been my great aunt. Being that she is of the Hatfield family tree. In Loving Memory to my great aunt Violet Hatfield Johnson.
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