
In loving memory of
Joshua Johnson
August 10, 2020
Joshua Johnson, a 28-year-old Bay Point resident, is remembered for the life he lived in the Pittsburg community — a son and neighbor whose presence mattered to family and friends.
Remembering Joshua
A life held close in memory
Joshua Johnson was a young man rooted in the Bay Point / Pittsburg area of Contra Costa County. At 28 years old he was known locally as a neighbor and member of his community. Public records and news reports identify him as living in Bay Point and being 28 at the time of his death in early August 2020.
Contemporary accounts note that Joshua’s life unfolded in the East Bay communities where family, friends and neighbors often form close networks. Though formal, family-authorized obituary information has not been found in public sources, local reporting shows that his death was felt by people in Bay Point and Pittsburg and prompted outreach by law enforcement and local news sources seeking information.
Because there is no published obituary or funeral-home notice available in the public record that matches a full family-authorized memorial, details about Joshua’s schooling, work, hobbies, and close relatives are not publicly documented in reliable sources. Out of respect for him and his loved ones, we avoid conjecture and stick to the verified facts: Joshua was a 28-year-old Bay Point resident whose life ended in early August 2020. The community’s concern and the fact that multiple local outlets reported on his death reflect that he was a real person known to others, not merely a statistic.
Though the public record is limited, Joshua’s life mattered to those who knew him. This remembrance honors him as an individual from Bay Point/Pittsburg — a neighbor, a son of a community — whose memory deserves dignity and care beyond the circumstances of his passing.
Shared moments
From the gallery
Words from family and friends
Recent remembrances
Joshua 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.