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Debbi Hood JohnsonJanuary 22, 1954--February 24, 1996 "Death is not extinguishing the light; | Debbi's Memorials | Debbi's Writings | About Debbi | Debbi lived in Charlotte, North Carolina, where she was an AIDS educator/counselor for about ten years. In Spring 1995, Debbi found out that was HIV positive. She was killed in a car accident in North Carolina on February 24, 1996. Her essay "I Wear a Red Ribbon" has touched tens of thousands of people. |
"The Least of These Are My
Family" Sermon for Debbi's Memorial Service in Charlotte,
NC
Johnson, Debbi
Hood,The Dawn Has Come...
Johnson, Debbi
Hood, Her Luminous Example...
Johnson, Debbi
Hood, From Darkness into Light
Johnson, Debbi
Hood,Go Fly With the Angels
Memorial for BJ Johnson
written by Debbi
Description of the Making of
BJ's Quilt Panel
Computer AIDS Network
Offers Support Without Judgment United Methodist News
Service August 1995
She Wore a Red Ribbon by Donald Winslow
Widow Uses Computer to
Ease Grief United Methodist News Service, June 1994
"Welcoming Angels Through
Computerized AIDS Ministries," an award-winning article which
includes a narrative about Debbi's life, death, and her memorial
service.
AIDS memorials are published on CAM's web site as a free service to those who wish to remember loved ones and friends. They are personal statements by those who are bereaved and in their own words.
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