Kejohn Alexander Johnson

Kejohn Alexander Johnson — remembered by friends as “Noodles” — was an 18‑year‑old young man from Bridgeport, Connecticut, who was a student at University School. Though public records about his life are limited, those who reported on his death recalled a young person rooted in his neighborhood, known to friends and family by his nickname.

As a high school student, Kejohn occupied an important time of life filled with learning, friendships, and the hopes that come with finishing school and planning ahead. The details available in public sources emphasize his connection to his community in Bridgeport and the circle of people who called him by the familiar name “Noodles.” That nickname suggests the easy camaraderie he shared with peers — the small, everyday human ties that make up a young life.

Kejohn’s death on March 7, 2024, was widely reported by local news outlets, which noted the loss felt by his family and the local community. While those reports focus on the events surrounding his passing, it’s important on a memorial page to hold the person first: Kejohn was a neighbor, a student, and a young man with a life ahead of him. He mattered to those who knew him, and his name and nickname live on in the memories of friends and family.

Public sources do not provide a fuller public record of hobbies, work, or extended family that can be responsibly verified. In honoring Kejohn, this page preserves what is known with care and restraint: his full name, the school he attended, his age, and the community that knew him as “Noodles.” May this remembrance serve as a quiet space to acknowledge his life and the value he held for those who knew him best.