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Obituary for ISANY "CUPPY" BROOKS
lsany Ysedria Vandora Johnson affectionately known as Cuppy, daughter of the Late Richard and Susie Dare Johnson, was born May 6, 1951 in Calvert County, Maryland and departed this Life on November 9, 2018 at Prince George's Hospital in Cheverly, MD.
lsany was educated in the Calvert County Public School System. She worked various part-time jobs while working full-time in the Calvert County Public School System.
Cuppy loved the Lord and lived Life to the fullest. She attended church faithfully until her health began to fail. She kept her Bible at her side at all times. Cuppy was a die-hard Dallas Cowboy fan, and was famous for her sweet potato pies.
Cuppy was a devoted mother, grandmother, sister and friend. She Loved her family and never missed a family gathering. Some of Cuppy's favorite sayings were "Do What You Gotta Do," “I’m On My Way," "Oh Well," "Get Some Rest," and "Be Careful."
Cuppy Leaves to cherish her memories; her Loving daughter Shelby (Bryan), three grandchildren Dijonae, Eric and Malik, three brothers Kenneth (Adriane), Conroy (Deirdra), Andrea (Anissa), five· sisters Ellen, Valarie, Susan, Harriet (Michael) and Linda. God children Troy Brooks and Domonique Gray. Sister-in-law Donna Johnson, along with a host of aunts. uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Special friends Deann Bowen, Phyliss Dawkins, Rennard Sherbert, Celeste Gross, Melvin Sherbert, Alease Butler, and Chris Woodland (hair stylist).
Preceding her in death were her parents, Richard Johnson and Susie Butler, brothers Richard (West) Johnson, John Gardener Johnson. Franklin Milford Johnson, and sister Muriel Bonita Johnson.
