Michele Johnson, right, is joined Friday by St. Luke’s Mission of Mercy co-director Amy Betros in inspecting Easter baskets Johnson and some friends delivered to St. Luke’s. Sharon Cantillon/Buffalo News
Michele Johnson, right, is joined Friday by St. Luke’s Mission of Mercy co-director Amy Betros in inspecting Easter baskets Johnson and some friends delivered to St. Luke’s.
Sharon Cantillon/Buffalo News

(BY: PHIL FAIRBANKS / NEWS STAFF REPORTER) Every Easter, James Johnson’s mom goes out of her way to ensure his legacy of goodness lives on.

Johnson died unexpectedly four years ago at age 24.

His mother, with the help of others, has spent every Easter since then making dozens of baskets for the kids at St. Luke’s Mission of Mercy on Buffalo’s East Side.

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