Johnnie Faye Thompson

Johnnie Faye Thompson, a devoted LPN and cherished matriarch, passed away peacefully on February 25, 2025, in Hazard, KY. She graced this world with her presence on September 9, 1956, bringing joy and warmth to everyone who knew her.

From the very beginning, Johnnie Faye dedicated her life to caring for others, both in her professional role as a licensed practical nurse and as a beloved family member. Her compassion, skill, and nurturing spirit touched the lives of many, reflecting her profound devotion to helping those in need.

Johnnie Faye's greatest treasures were undoubtedly her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Their laughter and love filled her heart with immeasurable joy. She was immensely proud of her son, Bradley Thompson, who carried forward her legacy of kindness and dedication. Among her most precious memories were those spent creating treasured moments with her grandchildren, Kennedy Hensley and Campbell Thompson, and her great-grandchild, Oaklee Hensley. Sisters, Diana Delph, Rayma Mullins and Martha and Husband Tony Delph; Brothers, Jim Robinson and Wife Linda and Gene Robinson. Each gathering was a reminder of the lasting bonds of family that she so deeply cherished.

Though she is preceded in death by her beloved parents, JB Gross and Henrietta Mitchell and Brothers, Danny Michael Delph, Raymond Buddy Robinson and Glen Wayne Colwell. Johnnie Faye's spirit will continue to shine through the memories shared by her loved ones. Her warmth, strength, and unwavering love will forever remain in the hearts of those she leaves behind, filling their lives with the light that she so generously gave during her time with us.

As we reflect on Johnnie Faye's life, we celebrate not only the professional care she provided throughout her career but also the immense love she poured into her family. Her legacy is one of compassion, fierce love, and the unbreakable bonds of family, which will resonate for generations to come.

No services will be held at this time.

Mount Pleasant Funeral Home is honored to serve the family of Jahnnie Faye Thompson.