Maurice A. Johnson

Maurice A. Johnson

maurice johnson

March 20, 1963 ~ January 13, 2012

Maurice A. Johnson, 48, of 12th Street, died at 1:45 p.m. Friday, January 13, 2012, at his home. He was born in Newark, New Jersey April 20, 1963, the son of George and Carrie Magnolia Hatch Johnson. He married Karen Freeman on August 12, 2000. She survives. Maurice was employed at Kindred Transitional Care and Rehabilitation, formerly known as Columbus Health & Rehabilitation Center, as a Rehabilitation Technician, where he loved working with the elderly. He loved sports, especially basketball. He coached at Richards Elementary School, as well as in several youth basketball leagues. Maurice was a warm-hearted person and had a beautiful smile for everyone he met. He loved his family, especially his children. He is also survived by sons, Elijah Johnson of Atlanta, Georgia; Isaiah Johnson of Columbus and Tyreese Johnson of Columbus; daughters Desireé Johnson of Columbus, Mykala Johnson of Ohio and Malia Johnson of Columbus; a brother, Pernell Johnson of Utica, New York; and a sister, Sherell Johnson of Newark, New Jersey. He was preceded in death by his parents. SERVICES: FUNERAL: Will be conducted at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home with the Rev. Wesley Jones officiating. VISITATION: Will be from 11 a.m. until service time Wednesday at the funeral home. BURIAL: Will be at Garland Brook Cemetery. MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS: May be made to the Maurice Johnson Memorial Fund through the funeral home.

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  1. to karen and family we just want you know that you are in our prayers and we are very sorry for your loss. give us a call if you can 317-234-7661 vicki at work

  2. Maurice was a great friend, a wonderful man and loving father. My prayers to you and your family. He constantly talked and bragged about his children. He would light up with pride at the mention of their names. He always said Karen was his best friend. I will miss him dearly. One of the best men I have ever had the pleasure of calling my friend. He will forever be in my heart and remembered as the BIG DADDY! God Bless you all.

  3. maurice was the best person he would have done all he could for someone .. my thoughts and prayers go out to the family.. he wont be forgotten lot of love


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maurice johnson

March 20, 1963 ~ January 13, 2012

Maurice A. Johnson, 48, of 12th Street, died at 1:45 p.m. Friday, January 13, 2012, at his home. He was born in Newark, New Jersey April 20, 1963, the son of George and Carrie Magnolia Hatch Johnson. He married Karen Freeman on August 12, 2000. She survives. Maurice was employed at Kindred Transitional Care and Rehabilitation, formerly known as Columbus Health & Rehabilitation Center, as a Rehabilitation Technician, where he loved working with the elderly. He loved sports, especially basketball. He coached at Richards Elementary School, as well as in several youth basketball leagues. Maurice was a warm-hearted person and had a beautiful smile for everyone he met. He loved his family, especially his children. He is also survived by sons, Elijah Johnson of Atlanta, Georgia; Isaiah Johnson of Columbus and Tyreese Johnson of Columbus; daughters Desireé Johnson of Columbus, Mykala Johnson of Ohio and Malia Johnson of Columbus; a brother, Pernell Johnson of Utica, New York; and a sister, Sherell Johnson of Newark, New Jersey. He was preceded in death by his parents. SERVICES: FUNERAL: Will be conducted at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home with the Rev. Wesley Jones officiating. VISITATION: Will be from 11 a.m. until service time Wednesday at the funeral home. BURIAL: Will be at Garland Brook Cemetery. MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS: May be made to the Maurice Johnson Memorial Fund through the funeral home.

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  1. Maurice was my cousin and friend, we lot touch after he visited me, but I always thought of him with love and fond memories. He will be missed.


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