Tracey L. Johnson, 52, of Gibson City, Illinois, formerly of Charleston, Illinois, died at 1:52 p.m. Friday (June 21, 2019) at Carle Foundation Hospital, Urbana, Illinois.
Tracey was born on August 4, 1966 in Paynesville, Minnesota, a son of Raymond and Carol Knutson Johnson.
Surviving are his two sons, Trevar Johnson and Levi Johnson; their mother, Rachel Hill, the love of Tracey’s life, all of Gibson City; his Wisconsin children, Raymond Johnson and his two children of Racine and Danielle Johnson of Kenosha; siblings, Eric Johnson of Charleston, Christian Johnson of Milwaukee, Angie Johnson of Milwaukee, Ramona Bullen of Florida and Roger Brumley of Fergus Falls, Minnesota and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Bev Brumley.
Tracey was a roofer with Drakes Roofing for many years while living in Charleston. He was a butcher in the meat department at County Market in Gibson City for the past two years. Tracey will be greatly missed by his co-workers and customers.
His greatest passion was fishing with his boys and being with his family that loved him dearly.
Rosenbaum Funeral Home
Tracey was born on August 4, 1966 in Paynesville, Minnesota, a son of Raymond and Carol Knutson Johnson.
Surviving are his two sons, Trevar Johnson and Levi Johnson; their mother, Rachel Hill, the love of Tracey’s life, all of Gibson City; his Wisconsin children, Raymond Johnson and his two children of Racine and Danielle Johnson of Kenosha; siblings, Eric Johnson of Charleston, Christian Johnson of Milwaukee, Angie Johnson of Milwaukee, Ramona Bullen of Florida and Roger Brumley of Fergus Falls, Minnesota and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Bev Brumley.
Tracey was a roofer with Drakes Roofing for many years while living in Charleston. He was a butcher in the meat department at County Market in Gibson City for the past two years. Tracey will be greatly missed by his co-workers and customers.
His greatest passion was fishing with his boys and being with his family that loved him dearly.
Rosenbaum Funeral Home
Tracey L. Johnson, 52, of Gibson City, Illinois, formerly of Charleston, Illinois, died at 1:52 p.m. Friday (June 21, 2019) at Carle Foundation Hospital, Urbana, Illinois.
Tracey was born on August 4, 1966 in Paynesville, Minnesota, a son of Raymond and Carol Knutson Johnson.
Surviving are his two sons, Trevar Johnson and Levi Johnson; their mother, Rachel Hill, the love of Tracey’s life, all of Gibson City; his Wisconsin children, Raymond Johnson and his two children of Racine and Danielle Johnson of Kenosha; siblings, Eric Johnson of Charleston, Christian Johnson of Milwaukee, Angie Johnson of Milwaukee, Ramona Bullen of Florida and Roger Brumley of Fergus Falls, Minnesota and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Bev Brumley.
Tracey was a roofer with Drakes Roofing for many years while living in Charleston. He was a butcher in the meat department at County Market in Gibson City for the past two years. Tracey will be greatly missed by his co-workers and customers.
His greatest passion was fishing with his boys and being with his family that loved him dearly.
Rosenbaum Funeral Home
Tracey was born on August 4, 1966 in Paynesville, Minnesota, a son of Raymond and Carol Knutson Johnson.
Surviving are his two sons, Trevar Johnson and Levi Johnson; their mother, Rachel Hill, the love of Tracey’s life, all of Gibson City; his Wisconsin children, Raymond Johnson and his two children of Racine and Danielle Johnson of Kenosha; siblings, Eric Johnson of Charleston, Christian Johnson of Milwaukee, Angie Johnson of Milwaukee, Ramona Bullen of Florida and Roger Brumley of Fergus Falls, Minnesota and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Bev Brumley.
Tracey was a roofer with Drakes Roofing for many years while living in Charleston. He was a butcher in the meat department at County Market in Gibson City for the past two years. Tracey will be greatly missed by his co-workers and customers.
His greatest passion was fishing with his boys and being with his family that loved him dearly.
Rosenbaum Funeral Home
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