Jamarion McCuller, was born to Sharee Kendricks & Talbert McCuller. On October 2nd 2009. He attended Alger Middle School where he was loved by his classmates and teachers. He was a great student. He loved to make people laugh. He loved being with his brother's ,sister's, mother and family. Marion enjoyed music , dancing, video games, Tik Toks & just making everyone laugh. He will be truly missed by so many. Jamarion gained his wings at the young age of 13 on March 12, 2022. Our baby was taken way too soon.

Jamarion was preceded in death by Pamela Kendricks (Grandmother) Fanny & Charles Nelson (Great Grandparents) Barbara Edwards (Great Aunt) Suzanne Smith (Great Grandma) Robert Walls (Great Uncle)

Jamarion is survived by his brother's Jacari, Jaylen, Jeremiah, Kamarion, Kylin & sister's Kamaysha,Kanylah & Neyanna. Virlee Moore (Grandfather) Cathy McCuller (Grandmother). Special mention Sherman Nelson (Stepfather) Latrice Robinson (Aunt) Tamika Kendricks (Aunt) China Rowsee (Stepmother) Terry Kendricks (Uncle) Antoinette McClendon (Aunt) Taletha McCuller (Aunt) Talshawn McCuller (Uncle) Clarence Kendricks (Uncle) Virlee Kendricks (Uncle) Connie Walls (Cousin). Along with a host of aunt's, uncle's, cousin's , family & friends.

                               A LETTER TO THE FAMILY

We cannot wrap our minds around the fact that you're not here. We've been losing people, and it's just unreal. To miss you is an understatement to forget you is impossible to love you will always be unconditionally. That's the only thing that seems fathomable our hearts our broken again. It's been a rough few years, and while holding on to the pieces, everything seems tattered and bruised. It appears as though the glue to our family has been stretched thin. However, We can stand as a front from those trying to make us feel less than. Trying not to lose our minds and hold it together has become a necessity, a priority even trying to enjoy the little things while we are not close to even understanding what is happening or what is going on. Coping with this daily is like waking up every day in a storm our love is immense our power unbeknown feeling weak we don't allow when things get rough is when we come together with the most an open letter for my family we do what we can do, and this has become a slogan. However, sometimes we need to rely on faith to carry us through carry us Lord and restore our faith give us understanding along with the resilience and the strength to wake up every day. The opportunity to come together again to bring back the normalcy and laughter instead of pain carrying this on our backs alone is something we will have to bear an open letter from my family trying to find the right words. Everyone should know I love you deeply. We love each other this is something we need to show God has been in our corner, but it seems so hard, and things get harder from where we are. An open letter from my family going numb is not the answer. It seems as though we've endured so much, but it's still so hard to cope. Losing another has been the imploding of our hearts. Gone too soon but will never be forgotten our Angel up there among the Stars; we love you, Marion, and miss you much; we can't seem to wrap our minds around God's decisions that took you from us so soon.
Trying not to question God's will. An open letter from my family,never forget that we've been built tough.Heads held high, Let's not lose touch. As an open letter from my family, we have one last request. Please guide and keep our angel safe and well protected as we finish. Sad days we will overcome. But the emptiness will never leave. Always coming behind mine. #forever13 We love you. Fly High!! Written by Briasia Roby-Frazier