Deloris "Tracey" Conyers Johnson, wife of Willie J. Johnson, was born April 29, 1952, to the late Janie Rebecca Conyers and Marion Leonard in Silver, South Carolina. Deloris was raised by her late grandmother Pearline Dowe Conyers and her only surviving aunt, Geneva Stukes Pearson and her late husband, Harvey Stukes Sr.  Deloris was educated in the public schools of Clarendon County, attending Scott's Branch Elementary and High School. She later moved to New York to be near her biological mother. Deloris worked several jobs in New York; but what she enjoyed the most was caring for others. Deloris was a member of Gum Springs Baptist Church and later joined the Kingdom Impact Worship Center. Deloris was united in holy matrimony to Willie J. Johnson on December 22, 1982. In addition to her parents and grandparents, she was preceded in death by two sisters, Emily Marie Conyers and Madeline Leonard Lawson; mother and father-in-law, Frederick and Ernestine Boatright; and brother-in-law, Nehemiah Boatright. Deloris departed this earthly life on Thursday, August 21, 2025, in Sumter, South Carolina. Deloris leaves to cherish precious memories, her husband, Willie James Johnson; children, Darrin and Joeann Conyers, Natural and Nikkie Conyers, Raymond Conyers and Mickey Johnson; grandchildren, Keshia Evans, Eugene Dairyko Jr., Chanteria Conyers, Kiara Conyers, Natilyn Conyers, Caleb Brown, Kaylen Brown, Hudson Conyers and Nia Conyers; great grandchildren, Kaniyah Owens, Harlow Conyers, Roman Brownell, and Oliver Brownell; aunt who raised her, Geneva Stukes Pearson; sister, Catherine Graves; seven siblings that she was blessed with through her Aunt Geneva, Harvey Stukes Jr., John E. Stukes, Joseph Stukes, Dorothy Stukes, Sidney M. Stukes, Winfrey Stukes, and the boss, Jimmy Stukes; her only living uncle, Elder David Conyers Jr. of Conyers, GA; brothers and sisters-in-law, Frederick Boatright Jr. of Seattle WA, Stanley and Ingrid Boatright of Sumter, SC, Ruth Ann and Kenneth Clark of Manning, SC, Lillian and Harold Bradley of Alcolu, SC, and Valery Boatright of Brooklyn, NY; god-daughters, Latoya Hunt, LaShawn Peterson, and Sheryl Parker; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.