Johnny B Felton made his entrance into this world on October
23, 1957 in Chicago, Illinois. He was given an overwhelming
amount of love and support from his parents, Robert Mitchell
and Janie W. Felton. Upon relocating to Yazoo City, John
attended Yazoo City Public Schools. Upon completion, he began
a lifelong career in Maintenance Engineering and Landscaping.

John attended Community Baptist Church under the leadership
of Reverend Larry Thomas.
He was preceded in death by two aunts, Helena Crowder and
Alice Mitchell, one uncle, his namesake, Johnny B Williams,
his siblings, Frances Jean, Kenneth, Cedric, Fannie, Robert, and
David.

John was a shrewd business man who spent most of his day
working but in his spare time he liked to have fun by displaying
his sense of humor. He was very passionate about his family,
friends, and his relationship with God.. Despite his sometimes
harsh exterior, he was loving, sensitive, and very intelligent. He
could fix anything. His talents were neverending.
On the early morning of April 22nd, John answered a call to
join his Lord and Savior.
He leaves to cherish his memories, one brother, Major (Jean)
Felton Jr. of Yazoo City, MS, eight sisters, Jackie Young,
Gertie Williams, Terrie Felton of Yazoo City, MS, Joyce Felton
and Janet Morton of Nashville, TN Yvonne (Winston) Mitchell
O'Bowling, Gail Mitchell, and Denise Mallet of Chicago, IL.
Three aunts, Ethel (Ben) Walker and Dorothy (Robert) Andrews
both of Los Angeles, CA and Barbara Andrews of Milwaukee,
WI. His beloved nieces, Mary , Tonya, Felicia, Torie, Lawanda,
Ashley, Aziza, Shawanda, BaSheerah, Cree, Melinia, Bobby,
Wanda, Althea, Trina, Natasha, and Verona.
His nephews, Lance, Jeffery(Shironda) Robert, Marcus,
Anwar, and Tyrone.and a host of great nieces, great
nephews, cousins and friends.

John was always the life of the party. We will definitely miss his
fashion sense and his sense of humor. We all have enough
stories about John that will last us a lifetime.