My thoughts and prayers go out to the family and close friends of Mrs. Johnston. She was a first class lady and I enjoyed working with her. She was always very nice and I am so generous. She will truly be missed.

I worked with Maggie in the old "Nationsbank"days and just learned of her death on Thursday evening.  She was a very special person!  Maggie could have you laughing so hard that you were crying!!!I pray that Chris and Matt will get through this difficult time and keep the good times in their heart and minds.

Maggie was my friend and co-worker. She and I had breakfast, lunch and breaks together and she was my work "buddy". Maggie was a genuine person and a classy lady. She was very proud of Matt and Chris and shared stories about them. They were the most important thing in her life. I am truly blessed to have known Maggie and that she considered me her friend. I pray God will lay his calming hands on Chris, Matt as well as her sister and other family members during this difficult time. Maggie touched so many lives and she will be missed. My prayers are with each of you.

I worked with Maggie at SunGard Trust Systems in the late eighties. She was always full of life and brought laughter into everything she did. She loved to tell funny stories about Matt and Chris. They were her joy and her life. September 10 weekend I was with several other ladies we worked with at SunGard and Maggie made us laugh yet again as we were telling stories about her and the fun we shared. She was a very special and kind lady. I'm blessed to have had the opportunity to be touched by her. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family.

My thoughts and prayers go out to Maggie's family, friends and acquaintances during this difficult time. I know her kind spirit and genuine demeanor will be truly missed. She was always pleasant to work with even in the most difficult situations. I pray that God will comfort her children during the difficult days ahead; as we know he makes no mistakes. All that knew her will definitely remember her. God bless each of you.

I send my sympathy and prayers to the family of Maggie Johnston.  Losing a teammate is very difficult for all that knew her.  Personally, I did not have the pleasure to work with her directly but past in the hall and said a genuine hello, how are you!  Many of her close friends and co-workers have nothing but great things to say about how high spirited she was, funny and loving but God needed her in his army rather then ours.  She is in great company now and can share all of her true stories with her new friends and angels.

Sally Galarneau Wells Fargo Charlotte NC

With Deepest Sympathy, my heart goes out to Maggie's family.  She will be missed as a co-worker and friend.

I am sending my sympathy at this time for family and friends of Maggie.  I never had the opportunity of a personal introduction to Maggie but just heard news of her laughter and the consistent joy in her heart.  I wanted to say that I will try to remember to be more joyful in days of sadness just from hearing about her.  Obviously, Maggie had a strong foundation to have such a kind message sent to me, a stranger.  Heal quickly and smile knowing I was impacted by her life.  I could not imagine the joy she must have brought others.  My sympathy and prayers are with your family.

Maggie will definitely be missed as she made an impact on those around her every day. I enjoyed working with Maggie at "NationsBank" a number of years ago. She was a mentor in the workplace and a beautiful friend. Maggie brought laughter everywhere she went and I recall several "girl's nights" with women doubled over in tears of laughter. She was a great story teller and her love for her children was evident when she spoke of them. My thoughts and prayers are with you and I pray your memories of Maggie will bring you comfort in the days ahead.

Words cannot express how deeply saddened I am by the loss of such a wonderful spirit. Maggie lived life to the fullest and always had such funny stories to tell of her adventures. She was so giving and always put others before herself in everything she did. She was more than just a friend and colleague, I felt like she was part of my family. She will be greatly missed.

Words cannot express how sad I am about the loss of such a great friend and colleague. She was so much more to me than a co-worker, she was part of my family. Maggie was so funny and full of life and always had the best stories to tell of her adventures in life. She will be greatly missed.

I never met Maggie in person, but had the privilege of working with her over the past 2 years via conference calls.  I will miss with her, especially that drawl at the other end of the phone.  My thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends.

I am sorry to learn about the death of Ann Margaret Johnston.  This must have been a difficult time for all.  Therefore, I am forwarding scripture to bring solace.  Please, read the following scriptures:  Psalm 90:10, Genesis 5:3-32 and Hebrews 9:27.

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Ann Maggie Margaret Johnston

February 27, 1949 – September 20, 2010

McEwen Funeral Service-Mint Hill Chapel

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