D’Aundré Young-Johnson

Celebrating the Life of D’Aundré Young Johnson

October 12, 1999 – October 24, 2026

Some lives are measured by the years lived, while others are measured by the memories made, the adventures experienced, and the lives touched along the way. D’Aundré Young Johnson was someone who truly lived life to the fullest.

Born on October 12, 1999, to Arthur Johnson and Jannear Young Davis, D’Aundré was the first child of both parents and a special blessing from the very beginning. He was surrounded by the love of his grandparents, Ingrid Johnson, the late Lennard Johnson, Jennifer Young, and Noel Young.

From an early age, D’Aundré was energetic, adventurous, hardworking, and always willing to lend a helping hand. His curiosity and determination led him down many paths, from basketball and the Cadets Force to mechanics, motorcycles, snowboarding, hunting, and mixed martial arts. Whether in Trinidad and Tobago or the United States, he was never afraid to try something new or embrace life’s next adventure.

D’Aundré had a personality all his own. He was straightforward, sometimes quiet, and always thinking. Behind his serious expressions was a young man with a big heart, a love for people, and a desire to help others. He loved pushing boundaries, making memories, and encouraging those around him, especially his parents, to experience life beyond their comfort zones.

And who could ever forget his famous words, “I’m the Gingerbread Man!” A phrase that will forever bring smiles to those who knew and loved him.

*A Brotherhood That Became Family*

During his time in Wisconsin Dells, D’Aundré, affectionately known to his brothers as Dion or “Romeo,” found something special within Mixtecas Motorcycle Club, Los Dells Chapter.

What began as a shared passion for motorcycles grew into a bond much deeper than riding. Dion became part of a brotherhood that loved him, respected him, and embraced him as family. He wasn’t simply another member of the club. He was our brother, someone we shared the road with, laughed with, stood beside, and created memories with that will never fade.

Dion had a special place among his Los Dells brothers. His personality, his presence, and his unforgettable saying, “WE HONGRY!” became part of who we were together. Those two words will forever bring back the sound of his voice and the memories of the good times we shared.

To Mixtecas MC, especially his Los Dells Chapter, losing Dion means losing a piece of our family. His chair may be empty, and his motorcycle may no longer ride beside ours, but his place in this brotherhood will never be filled or forgotten.

The road brought us together. Brotherhood made us family. And death will never break that bond.

Rest easy, our brother. You will forever ride with us.

MFFM — Mixtecas Forever, Forever Mixtecas.

Forever Loved, Forever Remembered

D’Aundré’s life was tragically cut short on October 24, 2026, at just 27 years old. In a heartbreaking coincidence, October 24 was also the date his birth was officially registered in Port of Spain, Trinidad, in 1999.

He leaves behind his loving parents, Arthur Johnson and Jannear Young Davis; grandparents Ingrid Johnson, Jennifer Young, and Noel Young; stepparents Curtis Davis and Glenda Adams; siblings Jabari Young and Carter Davis; his step-siblings; and his many loving aunts, uncles, cousins, and extended family, including Jonnoel Young, Samantha Young Tate, Ricardo Thomas, and Miguel Johnson.

He will also be deeply missed by his girlfriend Selestina, his colleagues at Mt. Olympus, his many friends, and his brothers throughout Mixtecas MC.

The family extends heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has shown love, offered prayers, and stood beside them during this difficult time, especially the Mixtecas Motorcycle Club and the Los Dells Chapter.

D’Aundré, your time on earth was far too short, but the love you gave, the adventures you lived, and the memories you created will remain forever.

To your family, you will always be their beloved D’Aundré and their “Gingerbread Man.” To your brothers, you will forever be Dion, our Romeo, our brother.

Gone from our sight, but never from our hearts.

Rest peacefully, D’Aundré. Your journey will never be forgotten.

A Memorial Service will be he held Sunday, November 8, 2026 at 4:00 P.M. at Grasse Funeral Home in Pardeeville. Visitation will be held from 1:00 P.M. until the time of service on Sunday.