THEODORE PERRY JOHNSON, JR.
March 22, 1924 ~ February 16, 2020
Theodore Perry Johnson, born to the late Theodore Roosevelt and Lettie Johnson, in Mobile, Alabama. He was married to Lola Mae Johnson and moved to San Antonio, Texas in 1967.
He is preceded in death by his sister Dorothy Slaughter Johnson and daughter, Debra Johnson.
He is survived by his children, Sandra Johnson, Mary Johnson-Potts, Brenda Johnson-New, Sharon Johnson, Rickey Johnson, Tawanda Johnson, Muriel Johnson and Theodore K. Johnson.
In addition, he leaves behind sixteen grandchildren, and twenty-five great-grandchildren, as well as, other family members.
He will always be remembered for his service to this country, as well as, his humanitarian endeavors. He was a remarkable and insightful speaker who instilled his love of history with others. He had an innate ability to provoke laughter with his gift of storytelling.
He will greatly be missed.
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Interment: February 26, 2020 11:15 am - August 26, 2025 2:33 pm
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I’m a Woman Marine Veteran and had the HONOR to meet Mr. Johnson. Every time I saw him I would make it a point to greet him. I can say I knew a Tuskegee Airman. He will truly be missed. Kendel ScaffeÂ
I’m sorry to hear of Mr. Johnson’s passing. My father, Thomas Ellis, considered him a very good friend. May his memory be a blessing to all of you.
Janice Stallings
To Johnson family my deepest sympathies from Castillo family to yours our thought and prayers for y’all. I know Ted from church St. Joseph’s we would sit in last 2 rolls with our family and all loud kids he loved us he would always come and talk to us . He would call my daughter Julie his valentine baby cause her bday was day after valentines one year she was all dressed up and he asked why and we told him today is her bday and he gave her $10 and always asked where is the valentine baby now she is 16 I informed her that I heard sad news this Sunday at church and we both geared up together poor ted has passed. I knew him from H-E-B on new Braunfels I worked there for 10yrs I would see him come in sometimes or just in neighborhood waiting for bus when ever I would offer a ride he would always tell me No it’s ok I’ll wait for bus. He will be greatly missed
I’d like to send my most sincere condolences to the Johnson family. I will truly miss Teddy and the amazing contribution he made to our church and this world in general. We will miss you. We were so blessed to know you.
I am saddened to learn of my Uncles passing. H was an awesome man.Â
Lovingly, your nephewÂ
Sam A.K.A Sonny.Â
Tallassee, Al.