Zoey Arizona Johnson

It is with profound sadness that we announce the tragic passing of Zoey Arizona Johnson, who was taken from us too soon on October 27, 2024, while courageously helping a friend. Zoey was a vibrant, joyful soul who touched everyone she met with her kindness, infectious laugh, and boundless love for life. She was 23 years old, just on the brink of her adult journey and about to purchase a new home with her beloved boyfriend, Tyler.
Zoey was known as the life of every gathering, her energy and warmth bringing people together in joy and laughter. She loved riding dirt bikes, and her extended dirt bike family was a cherished part of her life, where she found freedom, fun, and endless adventure. A true Arizona girl, Zoey thrived outdoors, embracing water skiing, jet skiing, and every thrill her beautiful home state had to offer.
Zoey's love for fitness was evident in her dedication to the gym, and she took immense pride in her furry companions, her dogs, who brought her so much happiness. She had a talent for cooking and an adventurous spirit for trying new foods, sharing her creations with those lucky enough to join her at the table.
Zoey's memory will live on in the hearts of her family, friends, and everyone fortunate enough to know her radiant spirit. She was preceded in death by her mother Tina Johnson, grandfather Fred Johnson and Uncle Ron Burgess and is survived by her parents Troy and Samantha Clemans, her brother and sister Ryder, Sophia, Cody, and Colton Clemans, her grandmother Cheryl Johnson Hollingshead, aunt Stacey Burgess, aunt Amy (Tony) Wilkey, her boyfriend Tyler, her cherished friends, her dogs, and her dirt bike family. We remember her as someone who embraced every moment, finding joy and beauty in life and all its experiences.
In Zoey's memory, let us celebrate her passion, kindness, and adventurous heart. She will forever be loved, remembered, and missed.
A memorial service will be held Saturday, November 9, 2024 at 2:00 PM in the Fredonia, Arizona LDS Church. Burial will follow in the Fredonia Cemetery. Arrangements were made with Mosdell Mortuary of Kanab, Utah.