Ms. Jauleina Johnson was born November 12, 1966 in Albany, Georgia to the late Helen Banks Newton. Her mom, Ms. Helen Banks, being a young mother, wanted more for her beautiful bundle of joy. She then allowed her big sister, Ida Newton, to raise her from the age of 4 months old. At a young age, Jauleina moved with her mother to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where she was educated in the Broward County School System, graduating from Boyd Anderson High School, class of 1984. Jauleina later completed her Associate of Arts degree from the University of Phoenix in 2013. On January 14, 1999, Jauleina gave birth to her one and only child, Shemar, and from that point on, it was them against the world. Jauleina worked for Broward County for over 30 years as a Broward County School bus driver, later as a Data Entry worker with the Supervisor of Elections, and most recently with the Broward Clerk of Circuit and County Courts. Jauleina gave her life to the Lord at a young age. She was an active member of First Baptist Church Piney Grove under the spiritual leadership of Rev. Dr. Derrick J. Hughes. Jauleina was an active member of the Adult Usher Ministry and Society of Mission Circle Dorcas. She was also an active member of Golden Victor #44 Order of the Eastern Star, State of Florida & Jurisdiction, Prince Hall Affiliated. Ms. Jauleina Johnson is preceded in death by her birth mother, Helen Banks Newton, and her brother, Willie Lee Newton, Jr. The loved ones she leaves to cherish her loving memories and legacy are: her son, Shemar Mounton, and mother, Ida Newton, both of Ft. Lauderdale; two sisters, Sharron and Demetria; four brothers, Curtis, Eugene, and Trent of Tampa, FL, and Freddie (Diana) of West Palm Beach, FL; one uncle, Henry Tinch of Albany, GA; three aunts, Mildred Boyd (Cecil) of Albany, GA, and Eva J., and Eddie Mae, both of California; best friend, Teresa Lewis; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and close, related friends.