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Prince Johnson Obituary
Prince Johnson, 69 of White Plains NY, passed away on August 5th of 2023. Prince was born on January 18th,1954 at Bullock County Hospital to parents Edna-Mae Lee and Walden Johnson in Statesboro Georgia. He graduated from William James Madison high school after high school. He went on to pursue many careers, such as being in the army, working 20+ years as a security guard for securities and 20+ years as a dietary aide for sake, Agnes Hospital in White Plains New York also at Phillips Memorial Hospital. Prince went on to have his first and only child at 25 years old whose name is Latrice Johnson. He was a hard worker, determined to provide for his family in a way that he felt his family they deserved. Family meant more to him than anything in this world. Prince was a devoted basketball fan, especially to the Knicks. His favorite shows were power & Sistahs. If he wasn't doing that he was with family friends or at the movies. Family meant more to him than anything in this world. prince was a father anyone could ask for; His family includes Parents: Edna Mae Lee and Walden Johnson Siblings; Helen Lee (deceased) and Peggy Lee, Theodore Lee (deceased) Daughter; Latrice Johnson Grandkids; Amanda Hull, Ammeil Hull, Omar Ametrius Doron Hull Jr. Great Grand kids; Jammeil Hull(deceased), Jessiah Harris, Amara Hull.Nieces; Alicia Perrineau, James Perrineau, Bianca Lee Nephew; Michael Lee, Juan Lee; Cousin Johnny, Toy(deceased). Great Niece, Madison Lee. Great Newphew, Tremain Lee, Mason Lee, Massiah & Maverick Lee.
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