SPRINGVILLE, UT — The city of Springville is mourning the tragic and untimely loss of Alex Johnson, a respected local business owner and devoted family man, who passed away on Thursday, June 5, 2025, following a devastating accident. Johnson, 38, was the owner and operator of Invictus Landscaping, a company he built from the ground up and one that quickly became known throughout the community for its quality work and exceptional service.
News of his passing has sent shockwaves through Springville, where Johnson was widely known not just for his professional success, but for his deep commitment to family, friends, and neighbors. A loving husband and father of four, he was often described by those who knew him as the kind of man who led with integrity, worked tirelessly for those he cared about, and made time for everyone, no matter how busy life became.
“Alex was the heart of our family and a cornerstone of this community,” said a family friend. “His presence was larger than life, not because he was loud, but because of how deeply he cared for others.”
Johnson’s work through Invictus Landscaping wasn’t just about maintaining lawns or beautifying spaces—it was about serving people. Clients often remarked on his personal attention, his willingness to go above and beyond, and the care he showed not just to their properties, but to their families. He became a familiar and friendly face in neighborhoods across Springville, and many considered him a friend as much as a professional.
Beyond his business, Alex was deeply involved in community life. Whether volunteering at school functions, supporting local fundraisers, or simply lending a helping hand to someone in need, he lived by a quiet philosophy of service and kindness. Friends recall countless small but meaningful gestures—a driveway cleared for a neighbor, a meal delivered to a struggling family, encouraging words shared with a young person looking for direction.
He was also known for the love he poured into his role as a father. Often seen cheering from the sidelines of soccer games or spending weekends exploring the outdoors with his kids, Johnson’s greatest joy came from the time he spent with his family. He leaves behind his wife and their four children, whose lives he shaped through example, laughter, and unwavering support.
As the Springville community begins to process this enormous loss, tributes have poured in both online and in person. A memorial is expected to be announced in the coming days, where friends, family, clients, and neighbors will have the opportunity to come together to honor Johnson’s life and legacy.
In the midst of heartbreak, his memory continues to inspire. Alex Johnson’s life was a testament to hard work, love, and community—a legacy that will remain etched in the hearts of those who were fortunate enough to know him.
The Johnson family has requested privacy during this incredibly difficult time but has expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support they’ve received. As the city reflects on his contributions and mourns his loss, one thing remains clear: Alex Johnson’s impact on Springville will be felt for years to come.