Todd “Big-T” Johnson, age 51, passed away on Saturday, February 21, 2026, at Froedtert Pleasant Prairie Hospital. He was born on July 30, 1974, the son of the late Jon and Dorothy (Moffitt) Johnson.
Todd was born and raised in Kenosha. He worked for numerous distribution companies over the years and enjoyed driving a fork truck as that is what his dad did. Outside of work, pool and poker were his passion. But most of all he loved people and would bring a smile to everyone’s face. Todd loved his family and had many lifelong friends; every person he met immediately became family to him. His ability to connect and keep in touch with his family and friends will always be remembered. He was known to many as “Big-T”, Todd had a heart of gold and was always just a phone call away to lend a hand or a listening ear.
He leaves behind his partner, Sarah Petersen; siblings, Sheila (Norman) Miilu and Jeff Johnson; and many other family and friends.
A celebration of life will be held at Sid’s City Zoo, 4601 7th Avenue on Saturday, March 21st, 2026, from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.
Condolences
Dave
March 15, 2026
I knew Todd had good time with him and his family when he was just a little guy. He was always a fun person. I will always remember him ❤️
Skye johnson.
February 27, 2026
Ah Little Otis. Man we sure had some fun memories when yas were up in Trout Creek. Back when it was cool to run the streets and just be kids. I will be forever thankful for you taking my place in the gorilla suit for The Community bar float 😂. Sure wish I could find the pics. Rest in paradise my friend. See ya on the flip side. 🕊️😓
Michael Berg
February 26, 2026
You'll always be with me brother, you were always one of the great ones💔
Diana Bullamore
February 26, 2026
If you were Todd’s friend or family you were truly loved everyday! He brought happiness, kindness and love everywhere he went! I will miss my Nephew texting me just about everyday letting me know how much I meant to him as he sure did to me. Your with your Mom now Honey give her a hug from all of us!
Nicole (Ruebsamen) Beck
February 25, 2026
I went to middle and high school with Todd. I remember Todd for always being so friendly and kind to everyone. Seeing all of the things people say, Todd left a lasting impression on so many. My deepest condolences to Todd’s friends and family.
Colleen LoMonaco
February 25, 2026
Todd, I will miss your positivity, your smile your jokes, and your big hugs! Thank you for being unapologetically yourself throughout the years! Losing you is hard, but I know that you’ll save a spot for us at the pearly gates, give those angels a few laughs before we get there 💙
Thomas Brown
February 25, 2026
You were always a friend. Although we grew apart through school and life. We did talk a few times. I always remember you at Washington Jr high. There was a school dance and I have a picture of you all dressed up and ready to dance. You were always a kind hearted person. I will miss you always my Brother and Friend.
Taja Chandler
February 25, 2026
Big T ...you were always sharing your smile and infectious laugh with those around you!!! You were truly a great friend and a blessing to know.God needed you for a different journey your tome here on earth wS done. You will be missed by all .
Mark Hanson
February 24, 2026
Always made me smile. Just looking at him brightened my day. I have known T since Jr. High. He was one of the good ones. He will definitely be missed by many. I hate I will never see him again.
Heather
February 24, 2026
Love you friend. Hold a table for us till we get there and I'll sing you a song.
Brianna
February 24, 2026
Todd aka big T aka Mr. sweaty was very much like an uncle/dad to me . For as long as I have known Sarah I have know Todd! We hold many memories together from state fair days to back yard barbecues and everything in between. He’s one of the most genuine people I’ve ever had the pleasure knowing. I will miss seeing you cruising in your caddy and laughing over stupid shit! I’ll truly miss you, but know your memory will live on 🖤🖤 -Mc sweaty
Justin Norris
February 24, 2026
Another brother gone way too soon. An amazing guy and would bring a smile to anyone’s face, he would give you the shirt of his back if you ever needed it. Great poker player and even more amazing person. You will be missed my brother.
Jenny Petersen
February 24, 2026
Todd was always a happy friendly face in school. My condolences to the Family and his partner.
Diane Talbert
February 24, 2026
Todd was like a brother to me! What I enjoyed the most about him 🎶🎶🎶his singing he sang at the bar, in the car, and at home! ACDC. Todd would not let it play without him joining in🎶 ! RIP ♥️ Sing with Elvis to your mom! 🎶❤️
Stacy Stollings
February 24, 2026
Thinking of your family and friends Big T.. you will be missed
Allen Ciesielski
February 24, 2026
You will be missed dearly. I remember many of days of shooting pool , hanging out by the lake. Haven't seen you in a long time but never forgot you and I never will. Fly high brother .
Crystal Oberholtzer
February 24, 2026
Will be missed all. 😢
Brandi Grimes
February 24, 2026
Todd and I went to school together and I hadn’t seen him since that time. I moved away and life changed as it does. I had never forgotten him though and seeing this broke my heart. He was one of the good guys. Always there to listen and to help a friend. My deepest condolences to his family
Tim Tinker
February 24, 2026
Man from the KYF days to jr high and high school and beyond, so many memories. I was blessed to be able to call you friend and brother. Gonna miss ya man.
Wayne Trimmer
February 24, 2026
Going to miss you bro.
Crystal Cee
February 24, 2026
Uncle Todd was one of a kind. Growing up with him, getting to witness a human so authentically themselves was, in hindsight, very powerful. Never a cookout or get together that wasn't more appealing because he'd be there. I'll truly miss him and the positivity he provided just by his presence.
Mark Bernhardt Jr
February 24, 2026
It was always a pleasure to meet up with you at the pool tables and /or the poker table. Fly High my guy. I hope you win this all in