Yolanda Johnson
(1952-2021)
Journeyman Hair Stylist
Yolanda Johnson began her
career 'behind the chair'
working primarily as a
colorist. Her client Judge
Mablean Ephriam provided
the opportunity to work
in television, and Sister
Johnson become a mem-
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journeys. Her hope was to change the face of cancer.
Meagan is survived by her husband Kirk, her two
daughters Parker and Dylan, her mother Barbara Rose, her
father David Herrera and her sister Caisey Herrera. She is
also survived by many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins
and many, many loving friends.
A celebration of Meagan's life will be held at a later date.
ber of Local 706 when
she was requested by the
judge to work with her
on Divorce Court. Other
credits include America's
Got Talent, Celebrity Fit
Club and The Santa Clause
3: The Escape Clause.
Sister Johnson was an
active member of Local
706, serving a term on
our Board of Trustees, and Hair Craft President for two
terms. Yolanda's hair craft meetings were lively affairs, with
meals catered by her husband, chef Barry Fields. Yolanda
strove to bring new vendors and products into the meetings,
and offer a wider variety of education—including demonstra-
tions of weaves and braiding, and techniques and products
for working with highly textured hair. Chronic health issues
prompted Yolanda's retirement from Local 706 in 2014, but
she and her husband continued to focus on their non-denomi-
national ministry, Secret Things Ministry.
