Obituary for Terrance Johnson
Terrance D. Johnson’s Story
He made his entrance into this world on January 11, 1967, in Live Oak, Florida. He was the adorable son of Ardease Gaines Johnson and was blessed with two loving fathers, Matthew Johnson and Nathaniel Roundtree. When Terrance was a toddler, his mother relocated to West Palm Beach, Florida.
Terrance was intellectually gifted, yet he was extremely humble. Terrance graduated from North Shore Community High School, class of 1985. His intelligence afforded him the opportunity to enroll in Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University. While at FAMU, Terrance pledged and was initiated as a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Alpha Xi Chapter in the spring of 1987.
He was very athletic from a young child, playing football in Riviera Beach Little League and for North Shore Community High School. He also played basketball at North Shore.
Terrance gave his heart to God at an early age and was baptized in St. John Missionary Baptist Church in West Palm Beach. He served on the Youth Ushers Board and remained a member of St. John until his demise.
Terrance departed this life to rest in his heavenly home April 8, 2023.
He leaves to cherish his memories his children, Porsche Poindexter of Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Christyn Johnson, and Te’Andre Johnson, both of Atlanta, GA and Te’Nailyia Thomas of West Palm Beach, FL; grandchildren, Timothy Bozeman, Khloe Myers, Nova and Skylar Johnson-Moore; parents Matthew and Ardease Johnson of West Palm Beach, FL and Nathaniel Roundtree (Ida) of St. Petersburg, FL; grandmother, Allie Mae Johnson of Riviera Beach; sister, Taneshia Johnson; aunts, Ira Birk and Vernia Daley both of Orlando, FL, Connie Jackson of Aulander, NC, Maggie Mosely of Gainesville, FL, Barbara Gaines of Trenton, NJ, Jeanette Freeman (Bud) and Tammy McDonald both of West Palm Beach, FL, Elinor Henson and Pamela Roundtree, both of St. Petersburg, FL; uncles, Frank Johnson (Naomi) of West Palm Beach, FL and Samuel Gaines of Orlando, FL; niece and nephew Sanaa and Calvin Stuckey, Jr. and a host of cousins and friends.
He made his entrance into this world on January 11, 1967, in Live Oak, Florida. He was the adorable son of Ardease Gaines Johnson and was blessed with two loving fathers, Matthew Johnson and Nathaniel Roundtree. When Terrance was a toddler, his mother relocated to West Palm Beach, Florida.
Terrance was intellectually gifted, yet he was extremely humble. Terrance graduated from North Shore Community High School, class of 1985. His intelligence afforded him the opportunity to enroll in Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University. While at FAMU, Terrance pledged and was initiated as a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Alpha Xi Chapter in the spring of 1987.
He was very athletic from a young child, playing football in Riviera Beach Little League and for North Shore Community High School. He also played basketball at North Shore.
Terrance gave his heart to God at an early age and was baptized in St. John Missionary Baptist Church in West Palm Beach. He served on the Youth Ushers Board and remained a member of St. John until his demise.
Terrance departed this life to rest in his heavenly home April 8, 2023.
He leaves to cherish his memories his children, Porsche Poindexter of Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Christyn Johnson, and Te’Andre Johnson, both of Atlanta, GA and Te’Nailyia Thomas of West Palm Beach, FL; grandchildren, Timothy Bozeman, Khloe Myers, Nova and Skylar Johnson-Moore; parents Matthew and Ardease Johnson of West Palm Beach, FL and Nathaniel Roundtree (Ida) of St. Petersburg, FL; grandmother, Allie Mae Johnson of Riviera Beach; sister, Taneshia Johnson; aunts, Ira Birk and Vernia Daley both of Orlando, FL, Connie Jackson of Aulander, NC, Maggie Mosely of Gainesville, FL, Barbara Gaines of Trenton, NJ, Jeanette Freeman (Bud) and Tammy McDonald both of West Palm Beach, FL, Elinor Henson and Pamela Roundtree, both of St. Petersburg, FL; uncles, Frank Johnson (Naomi) of West Palm Beach, FL and Samuel Gaines of Orlando, FL; niece and nephew Sanaa and Calvin Stuckey, Jr. and a host of cousins and friends.