Bradley Craig Johnson

It is with great sadness we announce the death of Bradley Craig Johnson on January 25, 2025. Bradley’s life began in Dallas, Tx on January 13, 1986 to Roger and Karen Johnson who had always wanted a son after having two daughters, Janette and Angela. Bradley was born into the Choctaw tribe of Oklahoma, where he was raised on a farm in Caney Oklahoma. At age 11, his baby sister, Liddy, was born. He was finally a big brother. Their relationship was one of a kind. From two small children bantering with each other to two grown adults protecting each other. The last three years they lived together spending their nights laughing, talking, and listening to music. Bradley was born fearless, which stayed with him throughout his life. He loved life and lived it to the fullest, spending time hunting, camping, riding dirt bikes and motorcycles. From a young boy, he was strong-willed with a tremendous work ethic. His interests were never ending, yearning for the knowledge of anything he could get his hands on, and for Bradley he was great at so many things. After graduating from Caney High School, he went on to accomplish many trades, including welding and horseshoeing. He spent most of his adult career in the Natural Gas industry working as a General Foreman. Bradley may claim his sisters are the social butterflies of the family, however the impact this young man made on others was magical to watch. His ear-to-ear smile, his southern drawl, and his contagious laugh would make a stranger feel like his best friend. He was rough around the edges, but his soul was beautiful and pure. As he walked into a room, moving from person to person you could see the brightness radiating off him. At the age of 21 Bradley fell in love for the first time when he held his first-born son, Aidan, in his arms. Later he met the love of his life, Gina, and loved her until his last day. He helped her raise her two sons, Jayden and Jaystin, they then had his second born son, Tripp. Bradley was a proud father who had unwavering love for all his sons. They followed in his footsteps, playing basketball, baseball, riding horses, and bull riding. He loved watching them grow into the young men they are today. Bradley is preceded in death by his maternal grandfather, Henry Clemens of Durant, Ok; his aunt, Christi Clemens of Durant, Ok; and his stepsister, Stori Horn of Chandler, Az. Bradley is survived by his two sons, Aidan Crites of Caney, Ok. and Tripp Johnson of Atoka, Ok; his two stepsons, Jayden and Jaystin Perry of Atoka, Ok; his former wife, Gina Lang of Atoka, Ok; his father, Roger Johnson and his wife Stefanie of Noble, Ok; his mother Karen Clemens and her friend Steve Burpo of Colbert, Ok; His siblings, Janette Johnson and her fiancé Brandon Anderson of Durant, Ok; Angela Lovett and her husband Brandon of Fort Worth, Tx, Liddy Lahman of Durant, Ok. And Casey Walth and his wife Shelby of Queen Creek, Az.; his nieces, Jaden and her son Rowan and Hanna of Durant Ok, Paige, Piper, and Parker of Fort Worth, Tx; his paternal grandparents Mona and Craig Hassler of Purcell, Ok and Edna Clemens of Durant, Ok; his aunt, Lori Almon and her husband Terry of Durant, Ok; the brother that he never had Brandon McCann, and several cousins; Danielle, Matthew, Jordan, and Haley; the entire Bruce family and numerous friends, all that he loved very much. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 AM on Friday, January 31, at Brown’s Funeral Home chapel in Durant. The officiants will be Pastor Chris Lyon and Keith Bruce. Honorary pallbearers will be Brandon McCann (the brother I never had), Matthew Clemens, Brent Lang, Amos Workman, Wesley Deon Hensley, Luke Morris, Derek Miller, Eric Lemmond, Kd Ladd, Steve Fincher, and Donavan Crowell. The family will receive friends from 5-7 PM on Thursday, January 30, at Brown’s Funeral Home in Durant. Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.brownsfuneralservice.com. https://www.tributeslides.com/tributes/show/WZP4K86MPS9LHKBQ

Bradley Craig Johnson

January 13, 1986 - January 25, 2025