Birth date: Nov 4, 1963 Death date: Aug 17, 2025
Michael Wayne Johnson, 61, passed away peacefully on Sunday, August 17, 2025, in Houston, Texas. He was born on November 4, 1963, in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Michael proudly served his country in the 82nd Airborne of the Unit Read Obituary
I heard great things about Michael over the years. He was a dedicated family man with a deep love for his children and grandchildren. Im sad to see him gone so soon. RIP Michael 🙏
Our last time together at Nikky’s. Thank you for everything Mike.
When we worked for STEMscopes Micheal and I traveled to Minneapolis for a sales conference. When we had a free evening myself and two other sales reps talked Mike into driving us to visit Paisley Park. Getting to take the tour through Prince's home and studio was a dream come true and Mike handled all the fan gushing like a champ. I will never forget that trip. My thoughts and prayers are with Louise and Mike's family. God bless.
Becky Robles
This is from the first time I met Mike. Not only did he carry me while winning the tournament that night but he gave me what would become the greatest life changing advice I’ve ever received. Thanks Mike, sending all my love to his amazing family.
Ryan
We traveled so much and I always arrived a bit early so you weren't the only one setting up a whole conference booth with Davide. This day, we arrived and finished our work before everyone - so we got to take in some of the most beautiful sites in Lake Tahoe just driving around in the Mustang. You drove so fast in that damn thing, but to hear you laugh and play all the rock n'roll as we drove out to Tahoe from Reno was just so much fun and it was so gorgeous. We got dinner at this beautiful restaurant on the water, it was cold and I needed a blanket even though me, you, and David were next to a roaring fire. I felt rejuvenated and ready to take on the next day and was grateful you were driving with David up front so I could cat nap in the back lols. Having you as a work colleague was like magic - you spoiled me and took care of me like I was your own daughter. Always felt safe and watched over anytime we traveled together. You were the most funny and most fun - despite all your Patriots stuff all over your cubicle and on your person lols. I'll miss you...but we will always have these amazing work memories and I'm so grateful for that, MJ. Sending your family so so so much love.
Mike was a true champion of safety and teamwork. His leadership and care helped shape a culture of looking out for one another, and that legacy will always be part of our team.
Mike made a lasting impact on all of us. His dedication, kindness, and strength will never be forgotten. We are deeply grateful to have worked alongside him, and we share in your sorrow and remembrance.
Mike was more than just a team member — he was a source of positivity and dedication in our workplace. We are grateful for the time we had with him and the lasting impact he made on all of us.
Our deepest condolences go out to Louise and family. He will be deeply missed.
