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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Jul 9, 1976 — Jul 11, 2026
Demar Clayton Sanders, affectionally known as "DC", entered this world on July 9, 1976. He was born to Debroah Sanders and Kenneth Johnson in Toledo, Ohio. He departed from this world into his heavenly home on Saturday, July 11, 2026, at the Flower Hospital and was welcomed through the Heavens gate into the loving arms of his Savior. "GOD DID!!!" He was a loving father, grandfather, cherished brother, uncle, cousin, family member and loyal friend. Hs life was defined by love, laughter, and the joy he brought to others.
Demar was an extremely proud graduate of the Ella P. Stewart Class of 1988. If you knew him or not, this was the one thing he would always let you know, that he went to Stewart! He Later graduated from the Hoag Center in 1995.
Demar was also a well-known barber, known for his exceptional skills and friendships he built within the community. He was extremely well known for his sense of humor and laughter; he could change the dynamics of any room he entered. His warm smile, infectious laugh and unforgettable personality touched countless lives. If you ever had the pleasure of meeting him, he definitely left a mark that you will always remember. That is just who he was.
Demar was also a gifted artist and musician; he was widely recognized for his remarkable rap talents. He was the producer at Northpole Music and Crazy House Productions. He proudly represented the 419 Unit, himself Damnear Crazy, along with Christopher Smith(K9) and Taran Abrams (Static). He loved sharing his passion for music and using his creativity to inspire and entertain those around him. His artistry, authenticity and love for music left a lasting impression on all who witnessed his performance. He also won a freestyle battle, gaining recognition in The Toledo Journal.
Demar has worked many jobs over the years. His most recent and favorite job was Buckhead Meats. He absolutely loved his job and co-workers. He had nothing but good things to say and rarely "missed" a day.
He is proceeded in death by both parents, daughter Dayton Sanders; Grandparents Lola Sanders and Louis Sanders Sr; Aunt Denise Sanders and Uncles; Roderick King, Sr., Walter Smith and Allen Smith.
He leaves to cherish his precious memories and light, three beloved daughters, Daylah Sanders, Tashianna Morris, Shantril Sanders; three beautiful grandchildren, LaWanda Williams, Dayton Sanders, Stevie Williams, with one more on the way; loving and devoted sisters Shantril Sanders (Will), Catriva Molden; brothers, Tim Dixon (Leslie) of Parma, OH, Christopher Smith (Jada) of Temple, GA, Terrience Reddit, Reggie Cowell; Uncles Sherman Smith of Birmingham, AL, Louis Sanders Jr; and "Morris"; Along with a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family members, countless friends whose lives were forever touched by his kindness and spirit.
Though our hearts are heavy with sorrow, we find comfort in knowing Demar's legacy of love, laughter, music, and family will forever live on. GOD DID!
Thursday
The House of Day Funeral Services Chapel
4:00 - 6:00 pm
Friday
The House of Day Funeral Services Chapel
10:00 - 11:00 am
Friday
Historic Woodlawn Cemetery
Starts at 1:00 pm
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