Wilson James Johnson Jr., 28, passed away on Tuesday, August 28th, 2017. Wilson was born October 26th, 1988 in Washington D.C. He was raised in Oceanside, CA and made his residency in Winchester, CA.
He served as a certified military contractor, painting equipment for the Marine Corps in Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, CA.
In his free time, he voluntarily head coached the Temecula Saints Flag Football Team, assisted with the Valley Wide Recreation Center basketball teams, “Clippers” and “Cavaliers”.
As an entrepreneur, Wilson ran and operated “Lawn and Services by Johnson” with his family. Wilson recently started working with Paragon Private Security in San Diego, CA starting in July 2017.
He is survived by his Wife, Karina Johnson; two Sons, Xavier James Johnson and Jeremiah James Johnson; Mother and Father, Ana and Wilson Johnson Sr.; Sister and two Brothers, Christina, Deion and Isaiah Johnson; his Nephew, Makhi Pena-Johnson; his Grandparents, Barbara Johnson, Arturo and Maria Pena; along with his Mother-in-law, Maria Elena Pena, Father-in-law, Sergio Cardenas; Brother-in-laws, Esteban Pena-Meza, Luis Cardenas and Leonel Zavala; Sister-in-laws, Irma Pena, Angelica Zavala and Lucy Pena-Meza; numerous Uncles, Aunts, Cousins, Nieces and Nephews.
He is welcomed home at the Pearly Gates of Heaven by his Great-Grandmother, Marie Lou Boquin; his Grandfather, Joseph Dallas Johnson Sr. and his Cousin Diana Boquin.
Wilson has touched so many lives in this world, he was always the man to put another life in front of his own. Unselfishly giving to those in need, from assisting strangers by providing rides out of town to pushing broken down cars off the road. Wilson ensured that his wife, sons, sister, brothers, cousins, nieces and nephews were always looked after and involved in his life, he would give the world to each of them if he could. When Wilson walked into any room at any time of the day, his contagious smile would light up the room.
The Johnson Family would like to thank family and friends for the messages of condolence, love and prayers for our beloved Wilson and family. We do ask that as we carry on with life, to do so with a smile and the love Wilson has taught us.
He served as a certified military contractor, painting equipment for the Marine Corps in Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, CA.
In his free time, he voluntarily head coached the Temecula Saints Flag Football Team, assisted with the Valley Wide Recreation Center basketball teams, “Clippers” and “Cavaliers”.
As an entrepreneur, Wilson ran and operated “Lawn and Services by Johnson” with his family. Wilson recently started working with Paragon Private Security in San Diego, CA starting in July 2017.
He is survived by his Wife, Karina Johnson; two Sons, Xavier James Johnson and Jeremiah James Johnson; Mother and Father, Ana and Wilson Johnson Sr.; Sister and two Brothers, Christina, Deion and Isaiah Johnson; his Nephew, Makhi Pena-Johnson; his Grandparents, Barbara Johnson, Arturo and Maria Pena; along with his Mother-in-law, Maria Elena Pena, Father-in-law, Sergio Cardenas; Brother-in-laws, Esteban Pena-Meza, Luis Cardenas and Leonel Zavala; Sister-in-laws, Irma Pena, Angelica Zavala and Lucy Pena-Meza; numerous Uncles, Aunts, Cousins, Nieces and Nephews.
He is welcomed home at the Pearly Gates of Heaven by his Great-Grandmother, Marie Lou Boquin; his Grandfather, Joseph Dallas Johnson Sr. and his Cousin Diana Boquin.
Wilson has touched so many lives in this world, he was always the man to put another life in front of his own. Unselfishly giving to those in need, from assisting strangers by providing rides out of town to pushing broken down cars off the road. Wilson ensured that his wife, sons, sister, brothers, cousins, nieces and nephews were always looked after and involved in his life, he would give the world to each of them if he could. When Wilson walked into any room at any time of the day, his contagious smile would light up the room.
The Johnson Family would like to thank family and friends for the messages of condolence, love and prayers for our beloved Wilson and family. We do ask that as we carry on with life, to do so with a smile and the love Wilson has taught us.
Wilson James Johnson Jr., 28, passed away on Tuesday, August 28th, 2017. Wilson was born October 26th, 1988 in Washington D.C. He was raised in Oceanside, CA and made his residency in Winchester, CA.
He served as a certified military contractor, painting equipment for the Marine Corps in Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, CA.
In his free time, he voluntarily head coached the Temecula Saints Flag Football Team, assisted with the Valley Wide Recreation Center basketball teams, “Clippers” and “Cavaliers”.
As an entrepreneur, Wilson ran and operated “Lawn and Services by Johnson” with his family. Wilson recently started working with Paragon Private Security in San Diego, CA starting in July 2017.
He is survived by his Wife, Karina Johnson; two Sons, Xavier James Johnson and Jeremiah James Johnson; Mother and Father, Ana and Wilson Johnson Sr.; Sister and two Brothers, Christina, Deion and Isaiah Johnson; his Nephew, Makhi Pena-Johnson; his Grandparents, Barbara Johnson, Arturo and Maria Pena; along with his Mother-in-law, Maria Elena Pena, Father-in-law, Sergio Cardenas; Brother-in-laws, Esteban Pena-Meza, Luis Cardenas and Leonel Zavala; Sister-in-laws, Irma Pena, Angelica Zavala and Lucy Pena-Meza; numerous Uncles, Aunts, Cousins, Nieces and Nephews.
He is welcomed home at the Pearly Gates of Heaven by his Great-Grandmother, Marie Lou Boquin; his Grandfather, Joseph Dallas Johnson Sr. and his Cousin Diana Boquin.
Wilson has touched so many lives in this world, he was always the man to put another life in front of his own. Unselfishly giving to those in need, from assisting strangers by providing rides out of town to pushing broken down cars off the road. Wilson ensured that his wife, sons, sister, brothers, cousins, nieces and nephews were always looked after and involved in his life, he would give the world to each of them if he could. When Wilson walked into any room at any time of the day, his contagious smile would light up the room.
The Johnson Family would like to thank family and friends for the messages of condolence, love and prayers for our beloved Wilson and family. We do ask that as we carry on with life, to do so with a smile and the love Wilson has taught us.
He served as a certified military contractor, painting equipment for the Marine Corps in Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, CA.
In his free time, he voluntarily head coached the Temecula Saints Flag Football Team, assisted with the Valley Wide Recreation Center basketball teams, “Clippers” and “Cavaliers”.
As an entrepreneur, Wilson ran and operated “Lawn and Services by Johnson” with his family. Wilson recently started working with Paragon Private Security in San Diego, CA starting in July 2017.
He is survived by his Wife, Karina Johnson; two Sons, Xavier James Johnson and Jeremiah James Johnson; Mother and Father, Ana and Wilson Johnson Sr.; Sister and two Brothers, Christina, Deion and Isaiah Johnson; his Nephew, Makhi Pena-Johnson; his Grandparents, Barbara Johnson, Arturo and Maria Pena; along with his Mother-in-law, Maria Elena Pena, Father-in-law, Sergio Cardenas; Brother-in-laws, Esteban Pena-Meza, Luis Cardenas and Leonel Zavala; Sister-in-laws, Irma Pena, Angelica Zavala and Lucy Pena-Meza; numerous Uncles, Aunts, Cousins, Nieces and Nephews.
He is welcomed home at the Pearly Gates of Heaven by his Great-Grandmother, Marie Lou Boquin; his Grandfather, Joseph Dallas Johnson Sr. and his Cousin Diana Boquin.
Wilson has touched so many lives in this world, he was always the man to put another life in front of his own. Unselfishly giving to those in need, from assisting strangers by providing rides out of town to pushing broken down cars off the road. Wilson ensured that his wife, sons, sister, brothers, cousins, nieces and nephews were always looked after and involved in his life, he would give the world to each of them if he could. When Wilson walked into any room at any time of the day, his contagious smile would light up the room.
The Johnson Family would like to thank family and friends for the messages of condolence, love and prayers for our beloved Wilson and family. We do ask that as we carry on with life, to do so with a smile and the love Wilson has taught us.
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