Marjorie Johnson Hopkins

Background

Hopkins, Marjorie Johnson was born on October 8, 1926 in Potter, Nebraska, United States. Daughter of Clarence William and Edith C. (Challburg) Johnson.

Education

Bachelor, Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1949; postgraduate, University of Virginia, 1967-1968.

Career

Administrative secretary, Amb. Joseph C. Grew, Washington, 1950-1954; supervisor performing arts & community services, Arlington (Virginia) County Department Recreation & Parks, 1955-1962; dir, co-owner, Camp-at-Mayfield, Herndon, Virginia, 1962-1969; director administration, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Institute, Arlington, 1970-1988; co-owner, Compu-Help, Arlington, 1983-1991.

Achievements

• Marjorie Johnson Hopkins has been listed as a notable Writer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board of directors Sunrise Preservation Group. Member Pinehurst Investment Club, North Carolina Writers Network, Southeast North Carolina Radio Reading Svc., Philanthropic and Educational Organization.

Connections

Married Don Lee Hopkins, April 11, 1953. Children: Paula, Lisa (deceased), Mark.

Father:

Clarence William Johnson

Mother:

Edith C. (Challburg) Johnson

Spouse:

Don Lee Hopkins

child:

Mark Hopkins

child:

Lisa Hopkins (deceased)

child:

Paula Hopkins