John "Johnny" Stevenson
November 5, 1960 to May 27, 2026
Obituary
John “Johnny” Stevenson passed peacefully on May 27, 2026.
Johnny is lovingly remembered and deeply missed by his fiancée, Judy Murphy; Judy’s children, Christina (Paul), Robert (Sasha and Savannah), and Brayden (Sara and grandson Maverick); his brother Richard (Charlotte); sister Lillian; and all those who knew and loved him.
The only thing Johnny loved more than Judy was the time he spent in the woods. An avid hunter and fisherman, he found true happiness outdoors and loved sharing stories from his days spent harvesting and exploring nature. The family takes comfort in believing that Johnny is now at peace, once again exploring the wilderness he loved so much.
Johnny also loved a good game of darts and enjoyed spending time at the Knights of Columbus. Johnny was a humble man — except when it came to darts, where according to him, nobody could ever beat him. His sense of humour, storytelling, and love for the outdoors will be fondly remembered by all who knew him.
The family would like to extend their heartfelt gratitude to Johnny’s dear friend Lori, who spent this past week faithfully by his bedside. Her kindness, compassion, and presence brought immense comfort during an incredibly difficult time and will never be forgotten.
Johnny will be remembered for his love of nature, his stories, his laughter, and the many memories he created with those around him. He will be greatly missed.
At Johnny’s request, there will be no service or funeral.
To all Family & Friends. My sincere Condolences on the passing of my friend, Johnny. He was in my class at school all through the years. Also spent many great times at Tony & Brenda Stockwood’s cabin on Salmonier Line. Thoughts & Prayers to you all at this time. So long my friend! We are all on the clock.! May God Bless. From your buddy, Big AL.
Judy, I am so sorry to hear about Johnny’s passing.. You were such a wonderful partner to him and it was evident how deeply you cared for him. He was certainly a character and we enjoyed the time he spent with us at the Day Program. Deepest condolences to you all at this difficult time.
My mom and dad lived next door to him. Always he had a story or a laugh . He was liked by all a gentle man .
So very sorry for your loss to all of his families.
RIP . ♥️🌹
Judy I am ever so sorry to hear about Johnny.
My condolences to you and your family .
You take care
I am very sorry to hear of Johnny’s passing.I knew Johnny from Sobeys he was a great worker and a really nice man .Sending my sincere condolences to Judy and his family.rest in peace Johnny.
I’m so sorry to hear of Johnny’s passing. I lived a few doors from him on Boncloddy Street for a few years and we spent a lot of time in the woods fishing. He was a caring man and dearly loved the outdoors. Johnny was always there to lend a helping hand whenever you needed him. My condolences to his family and friends. Rest in peace Johnny. Till we can wet a line together again.
I worked with Johnny years ago at Sobeys. He was such a kind person and always knew how to put a smile on your face. My sincerest condolences to his loved ones
My deepest condolences to Judy and Johnnys family and friends
Knew him well, amazing man, very kind and very funny
My heart breaks today
Rest in peace my buddy
I’m sure there are ponds in heaven full of big fish Johnny, go get em
My condolences to Judy and his family
My condolences to his fiancé Judy and his family he will be truly missed John knew how to make a person smile and laugh and when it came to darts John was a good player and a funny guy rest easy buddy
I got to meet Johnny working in Costco such a kind caring person who had a heart of gold i would have a brief chat with him when he would walk by the freezers he would say how’s it going bud I’m going to miss him he knew how to make someone smile or crack a few jokes my condolences to the Stevenson family R.I.P Johnny ❤️❤️🪽🪽😇😇