Puff Johnson lost the fight to Cervical Cancer last night at 8pm.
According to reports the Soul sister died after in need for an operation.
Puff Johnson (born Ewanya Johnson, December 10, 1972, Detroit, Michigan) was an American singer-songwriter. She emerged on the music scene with the singles “Forever More”, and “Over & Over” which appeared on the soundtrack of the film The First Wives Club, the single was a hit in Europe and Australia reaching the Top 20 in both continents.
She released her first and critically acclaimed album, Miracle, in 1996. The album was produced by Randy Jackson of American Idol. She has also collaborated with Narada Michael Walden & Diane Warren the top Pop Record producers. She also work with Tupac Shakur on his hit single, “Me Against the World”, which was featured on the Bad Boys movie soundtrack and his album of the same name. Before moving to South Africa in 2008, she was diagnosed with cervical cancer.
While living there she was responding to treatment. Two years after living in South Africa, the cancer returned with vengeance. When she was no longer responding to treatment, she regretfully had to leave South Africa, the place she called home for three years and return to her family and friends in the states. Now dealing with this illness, her spirits and beliefs are strong.
You'll be forever remembered Sister. 10-12-1972 - 25-06-2013
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
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May her soul rest in peace! Your memories will not go away sis!
ReplyDeleteIt makes my heart smile to see others remember; That others care.
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