Jimmie Lamar Johnson

Jim Johnson 
Richfield, Utah

It is with heartfelt sadness that we share the passing of our beloved father, brother, uncle, and granddaddy, Jimmie (Pops). 

Jimmie L. Johnson of Richfield, Utah, born 1943 to Myrtle and Sam Johnson in Atlanta, GA.

Jim proudly served in the Army, where his bravery and service exemplified his strong character and sense of duty. Following his military career, he devoted over 20 years to Southern Bell/AT&T in Atlanta, GA, where his hard work and dedication earned him the respect and admiration of colleagues and friends alike.

Jim had a sincere passion for electronics, restoring old radios, building models, and a profound appreciation for classical music.

Jim felt a deep connection to Utah and moved to Richfield in 2014, where he had a log home built to enjoy the picturesque views of beautiful farmland and expansive open spaces. He cherished hiking and took many memorable trips to our National Parks. His kindhearted and gentle nature left a lasting impression on everyone who knew him. We miss him wholeheartedly and feel a deep sadness in his absence.

Preceding him in death his devoted and loving Soul Mate Gwendolyn P Brown-Johnson

He leaves to cherish his loving and precious memories, his children: Cheriese L. Brown, Bobby L. Brown Jr. of Tampa, FL; LaToya C. Brown of Conyers, GA.

His Grandchildren: LaNise Essick, LaKilah Thomas, Lael T. Davis, Bobby L. Brown III, Willie H. Brown, Darrell Brown and great-grandson, Loki Brown.

His sister, Renee (Johnson) Bohler; his nephews: Michael (Amy) Bohler, and David Bohler, all of Fort Collins, CO; great niece, Gretchen and great nephews Joey, Nathan, and Gabe Bohler.

His sister-in-law Ruth Lockett of Tampa, FL. and a host of family and friends.

Cremation in the Magleby Mortuary and Cremation Center. Online guestbook at www.maglebymortuary.com