My deepest sympathy to the Johnson family. I’m so saddened to learn of Jason’s far too early passing. May he be at peace and his light continue to shine. 

Dear Michelle and the Johnson Family,

Deepest sympathies. Thanks for the lovely memorial service for Jason, it captured so much of his essence. 

God Bless.

Joanne and Kevin Biggs



Started getting to know JJ later on in high school and then a few years later, we would spend many a night downtown with the lads. Can't recall that we ever had a single argument. Time passed and through FB, we'd periodically reconnect and chat about soccer and music. Gone way too early. I'm using my nickname Bundo on this, because I know he liked it. :-)

My sincerest condolences to the family. 

RIP JJ. 

To Michelle, and Jason's family,
Our heartfelt condolences on the loss of Jason.  The memorial service was beautiful.
Sending love, Drew & Terry-Ann

I am so very sorry to hear of Jason’s passing. I worked with Jason many years ago at Angus. He was a wonderful person; always so friendly and helpful. My sincerest condolences to his entire family.


To the Johnson Family.  
My Sincerest Condolences to the entire family.  May Jason Rest In Peace and Rise In Glory.

Marsene Maloney



I first met Jason in Grade 7 when he welcomed me to Canada.  I was the other Jason and to our friends we became JJ and JL as not to confuse. 
JJ will always be known for his genuine kind character. He generously would share his dance moves and smile with everyone, anywhere (from "It Takes Two" - to House and  SKA). We have great memories from high school and clubbing to weddings, home parties and a most recent sailing trip. He touched many people and his music and dancing will always be remembered. Smile next time you're on the dancefloor knowing  he will always be dancing there with you too... I know I will! - Jason L (JL)

Jason was simply put, a great guy. While it’s been years since I had seen him we reconnected online and had some great chats. My condolences go out to everyone he touched in his short years here. I sincerely hope his family and loved ones take some comfort in knowing how much he was loved by all. 

Jason you left us much too soon. We watched you grow up from a baby into the wonderful, caring and loving man you became.
We will remember your beautiful smile and your big hugs, and will certainly miss you.
May you rest in peace.

I was still relatively new to living in the city of Toronto. I had grown up in the GTA and went to school in Waterloo, but I really hadn't experienced Toronto. When I started at Angus, Jason made sure to make me feel right at home from the start. We talked about the music scene, sports and movies. We'd go outside every day and take our minds of work so we could go back at it with fresh minds. He taught me so much in the 12 years we worked together. While our roles were reversed, he never really made it uncomfortable or awkward when things switched. I was able to continue to rely on him for so many things. I'll miss his laugh. I'll miss the chats.  But mostly, I'm going to miss a friend who just wanted everyone to be happy and chill. Well friend, I hope wherever you are, things are peaceful and full of sports. Rest easy. 

MAY TIME SOFTEN YOUR PAIN

In times of darkness, love sees…
In times of silence, love hears...
In times of doubt, love hopes…
In times of sorrow, love heals...
And in all times, love remembers.
May time soften the pain
Until all that remains 
Is the warmth of the memories
And the love. 


My deepest condolences to Jason's family and friends.

So many good times with JJ. One favourite memories is our love for dancing.  Especially when our close friend Jeff would drop a ska track like Proclaimer “500 Miles” you would feel the brotherly bond as the boys gathered around in a circle dancing it out!  JJ would have a smile and his eyes wide open singing and dancing. I can see it now.  Love that guy. JJ and I spent many nights out watching the Leafs win or loose. It was always a fun night out listening to Double J commentate. And it did not end with the hockey, I was amazed there wasn’t a sport he did know and watch.  JJ was such an amazing person in many ways he was generous and caring. He would always had your back if needed. When I need a place to stay, he and Mitchell open there door in my time of need. One final thought Double J has left us all his passion for music. And as we all know JJ loved  ALL genre’s of music. He was been building a massive play list on Spotify for years. 65hours appropriately called “The Massive” 

This picture was sent to me.  Jason had  soo many looks over the years. This is just a glimpse of one of them.  Thank you Jeff C for the pic.  To the entire Johnson Family please know there are many many people grieving with you at this time. From Lester Moseley ( McGarrell ) and family. 

Jason  I am shocked  that you left us so early.My heart is broken and will take some time to mend. As I write this the tears are flowing remembering you growing up and as an adult. Whenever we met you always welcome me with a smiling face and open arms.I will always love you. May your soul rest in peace. Uncle  Neville.

Jason was a great guy. I always enjoyed talking about the Toronto Maple Leafs and sharing some old favourite club tracks. Jason was always kind and so eager to help solve issues at Angus Systems. He was such a big part of Angus. He was a beautiful soul taken far too soon. I'll miss that big voice, hearty laugh and bright smile. Rest easy my friend. 

Jason, you have left us far too soon.  As you go, you have left a hole in our hearts that will never mend. We will forever cherish your memories  and the good times we have shared as cousins.  Condolences  to each and everyone,  family and friends who came to know Jason. You are missed by everyone.  RIP cuz.

OBITUARY

Jason Emile Malone Johnson

13 February, 1968 – 20 January, 2022

Giffen-Mack Funeral Home & Cremation Centre

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