Oct. 26, 1989-July 25, 2022
It is with great sadness that the family of Seth Marcus Johnson announces his untimely passing on Monday, July 25, 2022, at the age of 32. Seth will be lovingly remembered by his mother Cheryl Lynn Stubbs Johnson and his father Blaine Hart Johnson II.
Seth is also survived by his four older sisters Brittany Timko (Michael), Erin Fonnesbeck (Travis), Lindsay Goldfine (Michael), Lauren Gunn (Clayton) and his grandmother Elna Halterman Stubbs. Seth will also be fondly remembered by a large extended family of cousins, relatives and friends. He is preceded in death by his grandparents Blaine and Loa Johnson and Howard Stubbs.
From his first breath, he changed the lives of all who surrounded him. Being the only blue-eyed child (and a boy) his four doting sisters loved him to pieces. As the only son, he was the center of attention.
He was tender-hearted, kind and loved his family more than anything. He was the most loving uncle to his 14 nieces and nephews who adored him. For Seth, family was his compass and guiding light.
His blue eyes seemed to sparkle, his smile was contagious, his genius mind was beyond compare.
Seth grew up in St. George, Utah, lived for five years in El Dorado Hills, California, and returned to St. George where he graduated from Pine View High School. He worked numerous jobs in the communications and technology industries. He lived in Southern California, Salt Lake City, and most recently St. George as an entrepreneur, working from home and running two businesses.
He loved skateboarding, snowboarding, lacrosse, working with and fixing any type of technology and any moving object he could ride. The faster, the better. He was self-taught in areas of auto mechanics, 3D printing and computer technology. Everyone came to Seth for help and he could always fix anything. He was full of life and had big ideas.
Come celebrate his amazing life if you ever crossed paths with him. A memorial service will be held on Monday, Aug. 1, at 10 a.m. at the Southgate 2nd Ward building, 1068 W. Chandler Drive, St. George, Utah. Immediately following the service, we will enjoy a tribute video and share his favorite treat.
We were all made better because of him. He was the best of all of us.
Condolences may be shared on the McMillan Mortuary website.