Tanja Johnson

Birth date: Mar 19, 1966 Death date: Jul 13, 2026

Tanja Johnson 1966 – 2026 Tanja Johnson, 60, of Salt Lake City, Utah, passed away of natural causes on July 13, 2026. She leaves behind a family who loved her and a lifetime of stories that only she could have lived. Born March Read Obituary

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Lisa Hall

1w ago

Hello 🌷... I'll never forget the Aerosmith concert me & Nick, Tanja & Steve went to yrs ago 🥰!!! Great concert, we all had a GREAT TIME 😎!!! She was about 8 months (?) pregnant.... & to my surprise... I believe she named the baby Steven Tyler 😍!!!! That's the name of the lead singer of Aerosmith 😁!!! Also, when I was living with Nick.. Tanja would come over with the kids. Kyra was about the same age as Chelsea. I believe I may have a home video of Chelsea and Kyra singing a Britney Spears song (?). Maybe.... It was some pop artist at the time. Kyra is Nicks daughter. Anyways, I have to have a friend hook up my VHS player (he already said he would at a later date) & see if I can find it by Aug 16th. I'm also hoping there may be video of Tanja on it too... If there is, I can record the video with my phone & send it to you 💕. I did find a FEW more pics I will be bringing to the celebration on the 16th 💖💖
Rest in Peace Tanja 🕯️🙏🌷💜
Lisa Hall

Richard Mace

2w ago

When I think of Tanja, one of the first things I remember is her calling me "Richy." She started calling me that when she babysat me as a toddler, and somehow that nickname stayed with us for the rest of her life. Even as adults, whenever I came to visit, her face would light up with a big smile and she'd say, "Richy!" It always made me feel like I was a kid again.

Tanja was a big part of my childhood. She taught me more than she probably ever realized. She had a gift for talking with people and making everyone feel welcome. She was the social butterfly wherever she went, and I admired that about her as I was growing up. Watching the way she connected with others helped teach me how to socialize and communicate with people.

As life went on, our roles changed. When Tanja faced difficult times, I wanted to be there for her, just as she had been there for me. Whether it was helping her move, giving her gas money to get where she needed to go, or simply offering support, I never forgot the wonderful memories we shared growing up.

I choose to remember Tanja for her smile, her laughter, her kindness, and the joy she brought into so many lives. I hope you have found peace and rest from the hardships you carried in this life. I truly believe you are in a better place now.

You will always be remembered, and you will always be loved.

I love you, Tanja.

Richard ("Richy") Mace

Karma Wayman

3w ago

I met her at the Haven and we played tennis. She helped me so much in early sobriety including helping me find my poodle dog a home when ex dumped her at sober living. I met up with her now and then and she was always so full of life! She was a very beautiful lady! I'm so sorry.