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Deacon Johnny B. Bozman, Sr., affectionately known to some as “Johnny B, Red and Dusty” was born on July 15, 1938, in Gadsden County, Florida. He accepted Christ at an early age and joined St. Mary M.B. Church where he once served in the choir and the gospel group called the St. Mary Hummingbirds. He was appointed as a deacon under the leadership of the late Pastor William Maxwell, Sr., where he served faithfully until his health began to decline. He was joined in holy matrimony to the late Ms. Shirley Ann Robinson for 55 years and to this union four children were born. His life was dedicated to his wife, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. He was educated in the Gadsden County School System and retired from Leeds Lumber Company. He was an avid Florida State University football and Concord Warriors (CC Warriors) baseball fan. He also enjoyed wrestling, carpentry and Walker Texas Ranger. Most of all, he really loved seeing his grandchildren and great grandchildren play sports. Cherishing precious memories are his children, Gwendolyn Cuavers, Cassandra (Darrell) Fullove, Sr., Angril (Shane) Bozman, Terrance (Felicia) Bozman, Lavounia (Patrick) David, Johnny Bozman, Jr., grandchildren, Ariel Swatts (raised as a daughter), Donte (Katie) Cuavers, Vincent Cuavers, Darrell (Tiffany) Fullove, Jr., Qunickia (Larry) Bryant-Ghant, Tamilia Bozman, Maria Luzunaris, Terrance Bozman, Jr., Brittany Bryant, Deavius Bozman, Destiny Conyers, Malik Conyers, Zion Bozman, Johnny Bozman, III, Eugenia Bozman, Malachi Bozman, Zariyah Bozman, Eli Bozman, Akyma David and Akari David; twenty-two (22) great-grandchildren; sister, Mercedes Brown; brother, JD Bozman, mother-in-law, Thelma Jerger; eleven brothers- in-law; seven sisters-in-law and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
He was predeceased by parents, Laura Youmas and John Henry Bozman; brother, Albert Barber; and granddaughter, Kendra Perry.
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