Johnnie Lee Crane

In Loving Memory of Johnnie Lee Crane

April 10, 1987 – August 27, 2026

Johnnie Lee Crane passed away, leaving behind a life that touched the hearts of many who had the privilege of knowing him.

Johnnie was a one-of-a-kind person. He loved the outdoors and found some of his happiest moments fishing, riding motorcycles, and simply being outside. He had a personality that could be rough around the edges, and he was never afraid to tell you exactly what he thought. He could be an asshole, and he would probably be the first one to admit it. But underneath that tough exterior was a man who cared deeply about the people he loved and believed were deserving of his care. When Johnnie cared about you, he truly cared—and he showed it in his own way.

His greatest legacy will live on through his children, Emily and Carson, who will carry his memory and love with them throughout their lives.

Johnnie was preceded in death by his mother, Tammey, his father, Shane, and his grandmother, Mary Ann Pickens.

He is survived by his children, Emily and Carson, and his grandfather, Wesley Pickens, along with family and friends who will forever remember Johnnie for the person he was—the good, the stubborn, the wild, the caring, and the unforgettable.

Johnnie lived life in his own way, loved fiercely, and left a mark on the people around him that will not easily be forgotten.

Ride free, Johnnie. May the road ahead be peaceful, the waters always full of fish, and the great outdoors always be waiting for you.

Arrangements are under the direction of Ozark Memorial Park of Joplin, MO