A Fort Worth native has passed away. Judy Smith Johnson was born on August 28, 1946, and died on July 28, 2026. She is remembered for her devotion to family and her career as an educator.
Johnson worked in the information technology field before pursuing a teaching degree from Texas Woman's University. She went on to teach in Northwest ISD, with a particular fondness for Gifted and Talented classes. Further details about Johnson's life and legacy are available from the Fort Worth Report.
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