Javonte Johnson

Javonte Dijon Bernard Johnson was a 30-year-old from Citrus Heights whose life was rooted in the communities of greater Sacramento. Public records and news reporting identify him by his full name and age; beyond those facts, the public record is limited, but they point to a real person with family ties and a circle of acquaintances who knew him as Javonte.

Those who knew Javonte would most likely remember him for the ordinary, meaningful parts of daily life: family connections, friendships, and the neighborhood places that shape a person over time. He lived in the Sacramento region and was part of the fabric of local communities where neighbors and friends look out for one another. While detailed personal tributes and a family-published obituary were not available in the public record I was able to find, the news reports and memorial listings that name him affirm that his life mattered to others and that his loss was felt.

On June 12, 2023, Javonte died at age 30. The circumstances of his death were reported in local news; those accounts are a matter of public record but do not capture the full person: the relationships, routines, and small daily gestures that compose a life. For anyone who loved him, whether family or friends, those quiet, private memories are the truest memorials.

Though formal obituaries or funeral-home notices matching his name and the exact date of death were not found in public obituary indexes during this research, Javonte’s name appears in local reporting and memorial registries that record lives lost. If you are seeking to honor Javonte on a memorial page, consider inviting those who knew him to share stories, photographs, and memories — the personal recollections that transform a public record into a living remembrance. These recollections will better reflect who Javonte was to his family and friends than any external summary.

This page respectfully acknowledges Javonte Dijon Bernard Johnson by his full name and the verified date of his passing, and it holds space for the private grief and remembrance of those who loved him.