Minnesota’s Beloved ‘Blue Ribbon Baker’ Marjorie Johnson Dies

Marjorie Johnson, renowned as Minnesota’s beloved “Blue Ribbon Baker,” passed away at the age of 106. Her family announced her death on Thursday, marking the end of an era for a significant figure in baking.

Legacy of a Baking Icon

Throughout her extraordinary life, Johnson captivated audiences with her baking skills. She was celebrated for winning numerous blue ribbons at county and state fairs. Her accomplishments made her a well-known face at local events, especially during the Minnesota State Fair.

A Frequent Television Guest

Johnson made regular appearances on local television, particularly on 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS and Twin Cities Live. She showcased her beloved recipes and promoted her cookbook during these segments. Her lively personality and passion for baking resonated with viewers, further enhancing her popularity.

Impact Beyond Minnesota

Standing under five feet tall, Marjorie was often described as a culinary giant. Her charm and enthusiasm transcended state lines, leading to appearances on various national television platforms. Through her baking, she connected with people across the country.

Remembering Marjorie Johnson

The news of her passing brings sadness to both her family and the larger baking community. Johnson’s legacy as a passionate baker will continue to inspire generations to come.

• Name: Marjorie Johnson
• Title: Blue Ribbon Baker
• Age at passing: 106
• Date of announcement: Thursday
• Notable appearances:
  • 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS
  • Twin Cities Live
• Significance: Renowned for winning blue ribbons and her vibrant personality

Marjorie Johnson’s contributions to the culinary world and her legacy as Minnesota’s favorite baker will be fondly remembered and celebrated in the years ahead.