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In loving memory of

Antoine Johnson Jr.

April 23, 1992 — January 4, 2024

Antoine Johnson Jr., a devoted father and cherished member of his Baltimore community, is remembered for his warmth, steady presence, and the love he showed his family.

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A life held close in memory

Antoine Johnson Jr., born April 23, 1992, passed away on January 4, 2024, at the age of 31. Antoine was a devoted father whose care for his children was central to his life. Those who knew him remember a steady, kind presence who took pride in supporting his family and community in Baltimore.

A son, brother, and friend, Antoine carried himself with quiet strength. He worked to provide for his family and was known to those close to him for being generous with his time and support. Antoine’s life centered on the everyday acts of care that hold families together—showing up for his children, helping relatives when they needed him, and offering practical support to friends.

Family and friends recall Antoine for his easygoing manner and his readiness to help. While the public record focuses on the tragic circumstances of his death, those who loved him remember the moments that defined him: shared laughter, small kindnesses, and the deep commitment he held for his sons. His memory lives on in those everyday gestures and in the ways his family continues to honor him.

Funeral arrangements were handled by Hari P. Close Funeral Service in Baltimore. Those who wish to pay their respects are encouraged to contact the funeral home for details and to offer condolence to Antoine’s family. In honoring Antoine’s life, family and friends celebrate the love he gave and the lasting imprint of his care and devotion.

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Antoine was gone far too soon. May the love, memories, and moments connected to this life continue to be treasured, and may those mourning find comfort in remembering what mattered most.

Albert X.