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James Nason Johnson

1954 - 2026

James Nason Johnson obituary, 1954-2026, Logan, UT

BORN

1954

DIED

2026

James Johnson Obituary

Logan, Utah- James Nason Johnson, 71, passed away Monday January 19th, 2026 in the St George Regional Hospital. He was born August 18th 1954 at the Logan LDS Hospital to Nason Melvin Johnson and Ione Sharp Johnson. He married JoDee Stewart on February 25th 1995 at the Little White Chapel in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Jim grew up in Richmond, Utah, and graduated Sky View High School. From an early age he loved the outdoors, and spent his time playing baseball, fishing, and bird hunting. He ran a newspaper route, saving his earnings to buy his first shotgun.

Jim was the father of three sons from a previous marriage. His oldest son, James Brady Johnson, was born on January 13th 1973. Later that same year, on December 1st, his sons Cory and Curtis Johnson were born.

Jim played industrial league softball in his free time, and as his kids were growing up, he coached a little league baseball team that all three of them played on. He took his sons to camping trips, road trips, and amusement parks. He had a markedly good taste in music that shaped his own children's music preferences. Some of the artists they all enjoyed were Hank Williams Jr, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and the Charlie Daniels Band, which he often played on the family road trips.

Jim and JoDee enjoyed spending their time together camping, golfing, and watching sports. Jim was partial to the Dallas Cowboys, and the New York Yankees. He was also a lifelong billiards fan, often playing on a snooker table with close friends, and enjoyed competing in pool leagues over the years.

Jim was a proud active member of the Eagles lodge for over 30 years, and served various leadership positions including past president.

When his grandchildren were growing up, Jim would take them camping, fishing, and swimming. He taught his grandkids how to ride their bicycles, and watched classic television with them. He enjoyed starry nights around the campfire and motorcycle rides with his grandkids.

Throughout his life, Jim was very caring, and showed his affection for his family through the way he provided for them, spent quality time with them, and always made them know they were loved.

Jim is survived by his sweetheart JoDee Johnson in Logan Utah, sons- Brady (Jennifer) Johnson; Juneau Alaska, Cory Johnson; Aurora Colorado, Curtis Johnson; Troutdale Oregon, grandchildren- Cole (Ana) Johnson; Clarkston Utah, Zane Johnson; Logan Utah, Grace Johnson; Juneau Alaska, siblings- Carol (Blain) Allen; Lewiston Utah, Thomas Johnson; Aurora Colorado, David Johnson; Price Utah, Gary (Annette) Johnson; Draper Utah, brothers in Law- David Wood; Amalga Utah, Steven Buttars; Richmond Utah.

Jim is preceded in death by his parents, siblings- Connie Wood, Sally Buttars, sisters in law- Chloe' Johnson, Shellie Johnson, in-laws- Raynald and Delaine Stewart, nephew- Matthew Johnson, great-niece- Lucy Johnson.

Crematory services are being provided by Hughes Mortuary. As per Jim's request there will be no funeral. There will be a celebration of life at a later date.

To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.

Published by Logan Herald Journal from Jan. 31 to Jan. 28, 2026.

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Gayla Hovey

February 3, 2026

JoDee, just wanted to let u know how sorry to hear of Jim´s passing, so enjoyed working with him at Moores, he was a great guy! Remember running into u guys (literally) on our 4 wheelers, so long ago!
Love to u & Jims family!
Love, Gayla Hovey

LuAnn Kent

February 2, 2026

Jodie
I was so sad to hear about Jim, he was one of the good guys, he always treated me well when I worked at Moore´s with him. I also was very lucky to work with you at Herff Jones. You guys made a great couple, I´m so sorry for your loss.
LuAnn

Mary Jo Hansen

February 2, 2026

I am sending heartfelt condolences to the family of Jim Johnson. I met Jim when we became students at North Cache Junior High in 1966 . . . we were both new,12-year-old 7th graders. He was from Richmond and I was from Smithfield. Our age and new school circumstance back then naturally brought forward nervousness and worry, but I remember, even way back then, Jim was a very nice boy who seemed to accept everyone around him without judgment. I was grateful for that, and I considered him a friend. My family moved after that year in school. I noticed in his obituary that his birthday is only one day different from mine. I wish I had known that we were birthday neighbors. I'm sending my best to his family for peace at this difficult time. Mary Jo Hansen

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