Marjorie Johnson, Renowned Minnesota ‘Blue Ribbon Baker,’ Passes Away
Marjorie Johnson, known as Minnesota’s celebrated “Blue Ribbon Baker,” has passed away at the age of 106. Her family shared the news on Thursday, marking the end of an era for local baking enthusiasts.
Legacy of a Baking Pioneer
Johnson’s culinary journey was remarkable. She earned numerous blue ribbons at both county and state fairs, establishing herself as a prominent figure in the baking community.
Television Appearances
Throughout her life, Johnson frequently appeared on popular television shows, including 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS and Twin Cities Live. Her segments during the Minnesota State Fair showcased her treasured recipes and highlights from her cookbook.
Impact and Recognition
Standing at less than five feet tall, Johnson’s influence was monumental. Her vibrant personality and dedication to baking made her a beloved figure not only in Minnesota but also on various national television platforms.
Remembering Marjorie Johnson
- Age at Passing: 106
- Known For: Winning numerous blue ribbons at fairs
- Television Contributions: Featured on 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS and Twin Cities Live
- Heritage: A beloved member of the Minnesota baking community
Marjorie Johnson’s contributions to baking and her infectious enthusiasm for sharing recipes will be dearly missed. Her legacy will inspire future generations of bakers.
