Tucker Johnson Obituary, Danville, Virginia – In the year 2024, on March 20th, Tucker Lee Johnson, who had reached the age of 23 years, passed away. His birth took place on October 23, 2000 in Greensboro, North Carolina, and his parents, Patricia Holder Johnson and Ronald Scott Johnson, were overjoyed to welcome him into the world. Additionally, his loyal fiancée, Ms. Landyn Wilkerson, is one of the many people who will miss him in the afterlife.
Tucker’s daughter, Evyn Johnson, his sister, Ashley Gardner, his brother, Tyler Johnson, his maternal grandparents, Bonnie and Hermon Holder, his step mother, Terri Johnson, and his step sister, Katie Mebane, as well as a vast number of friends and family members in general, are among those who are able to carry on his legacy. Tucker is survived by his daughter, in addition to his parents and his fiancée both of whom he was engaged to.
Both of Tucker’s grandparents, his maternal grandmother Patricia Tyler and his paternal grandfather Ron Johnson, had already passed away before to his generation. In honor of his grandfather, Tucker was given his name. Tucker was an active member of Compassion Church throughout the time that he was a member there. The Landscape department was one of the departments that he worked for while he was employed by the City of Danville. It was the time he spent with his daughter that he treasured the most.
Activities such as hunting, fishing, riding motorcycles, and anything else that took place outside were examples of the kinds of things that he enjoyed doing while he was with his family and friends. Everyone who knew and loved Tucker was aware of his hilarious personality, as well as his large heart and concern for other people. He was also known for his concern for other people.
Compassion Church, which can be found in Danville, Virginia at 215 Third Avenue, will be the location of a funeral service that will take place on Sunday, March 24, 2024, at five o’clock in the afternoon. During the event, Pastor Jeff Lynch will serve as the presidecessor. In addition, before to the service that will take place on the same day, there will be a visitation that will take place from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. there. There are other occasions when the family would invite their friends to their home for get-togethers that they will host. Attendance at the private interment that will take place at Danville Memorial Gardens will be restricted to only members of the familial unit.
