Sarah Anne "Sally" Johnson (née Rodgers), age 72, of Maryville, Tennessee, was called to her eternal rest on April 19, 2024. Born on January 31, 1952, in Pontiac, Michigan, she was the daughter of the late Elmer Eugene Rodgers and Mary Margaret Rodgers (nee Moore). Sarah, affectionately known as Sally by her loved ones, was raised in Waterford Township, Michigan, where she completed her education at Waterford Township High School in 1970.

Sally was a devoted spouse, a nurturing mother, a doting grandmother, a proud great-grandmother, and a loving sister. Her memory will be forever cherished by her husband Terry Johnson; her children Christopher Jarrett and wife Elizabeth, Jennifer Morgan and husband Charles, and Paul Jarrett and wife Jennifer; her stepchildren Corey Johnson and Shayla Johnson; her adored grandchildren Krystal Walters, Christopher Jarrett, Daniel Zengel, Kale Zengel, Meagan Burnham, Paul Michael Jarrett, Rosie Jarrett, and Salem Johnson; as well as her treasured great-grandchildren Zander Humphrey, Emilee Zengel, and Aurora Burnham. Sally's siblings Mary Roemer with spouse Glen, Carol Arthur, and David Rodgers and lifelong friend Roxanne Charter also survive her. She joins in the realm of the Lord her sister Helen Thrower and grandson, Brian Christopher Jarrett who predeceased her.

Sally's hobbies included gardening, the creation of exquisite needlework, and the art of crocheting. In 1970, she married Danny Jarrett, and together they nurtured a loving family in Lehigh Acres, Florida. In 1999 she married Terry Johnson. In 2006, Sally made her home in Maryville, Tennessee, where she continued to share her love and kindness.

A celebration of Sally's life will be held in due course, with details to be provided by the family at a later time. They convey their heartfelt gratitude for the many gestures of condolence and fellowship received during this period of grief. Sally's presence will be profoundly missed, yet her spirit remains an everlasting beacon of love and grace in the hearts of those she touched.