John Lyndon Booth Johnson, 57, was born February 11, 1965, to Mr. Edward Booth, DeLisle, Mississippi; and Ms. Hazel Isabell Johnson, Pass Christian, Mississippi. He was a native resident of the Mississippi Gulf Coast until relocating to Montgomery, Alabama, in 2006. Mr. John Johnson departed this life on Friday, February 25, 2022.

John, as he was affectionately known by family and friends, attended Pass Christian High School and later graduated from William Carey University. He served in the United States Army for five plus years, and was a Past Master of Mexican Gulf Masonic Lodge #64 in Pass Christian, MS. John was a well-rounded man who lived a life that one could be proud of a life that would speak for itself.

John was the epitome of a "people person". Anyone he met was never a stranger for long. His friendly demeanor, coupled with his outgoing personality was sure to elicit a good time when he was around. John was a very happy person and never seemed to be upset. He enjoyed fishing, hunting, living life and spending time with his family, and he ensured that he kept his lifestyle peaceful and simple. John's earthly departure has left a sting in the hearts of those he knew, but they find solace in knowing that he has now joined the faithfully departed.

He is preceded in death by his father Edward Booth, grandmother Isabelle Johnson, and two brothers John Silver Dedeaux and Robert Larry Booth.

John is survived by his wife Tomika Johnson, his mother Hazel Johnson; his grandmother Gloria Bailey, a daughter, Jasmine Johnson; two sons, John Lyndon Johnson, Jr., Randall (Randy) Johnson; two God brother's De'Mar, Maurice Hardnett, one God sister Kabrina Hardnett, Monica Dedeaux and Booth siblings as well as 5 grandchildren a host of loving nieces, nephews, other family members, and friends.