Curtis Leroy Johnson

Curtis Leroy Johnson lived his life in Minneapolis and was known in public records as a 37‑year‑old resident of the city. Though an extended obituary or family-published memorial has not been located in available public notices, the verified public record affirms that he was part of the fabric of south Minneapolis.

Those who knew Curtis would have recognized him as someone who belonged to his neighborhood and daily routines in the city. Public reporting and official records place him in the Phillips/south Minneapolis area in September 2023; beyond that landmark in the public record, few personal details — such as employment, education, or named family memorials — are available in reliable published sources. That lack of published personal detail does not lessen the reality that Curtis was a person with relationships, history, and worth that mattered to people close to him.

Curtis’s death on September 26, 2023 is part of the official record held by the Hennepin County Medical Examiner and reported in local news outlets. In the months that followed, the matter of his passing moved through the local justice system. Public reporting later recorded a criminal conviction connected to his death, underscoring that his loss had ongoing effects for family and community.

Because a family-authorized obituary or funeral-home notice matching his full name and the exact date of death was not found in primary obituary sources, this remembrance emphasizes what can be responsibly confirmed: Curtis Leroy Johnson was a Minneapolis man whose life was anchored in a neighborhood and whose passing was felt by his community. He is remembered here with respect and restraint, acknowledging both the limits of the public record and the real human loss represented by his death.