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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Jan 20, 1979 — Jul 5, 2026
With profound sadness, we announce the passing of JaJuan Victor King, a cherished husband, devoted father, and beloved friend, who left this world on July 5, 2026. Born on January 20, 1979, in Toledo, Ohio, JaJuan's life was a tapestry woven with love, laughter, and boundless generosity.
JaJuan was the son of Mary King and the late Fredrick MaDave Sr. He predeceased by his father his precious daughters Nikayla King and Angel Marie King, and he is survived by his loving mother Mary King, brother Fredrick Madave Jr, niece's, Meya and Mariah nephew's Dakota, Malik and his loving wife Damita and their treasured son Zion Victor King.
He attended Libbey High School, JaJuan's career was marked by dedication and a genuine passion for his work. He spent nine years nurturing his culinary talents at First Watch and twelve years as a beloved cook at Claddagh Irish Pub, where he delighted in creating new dishes that brought joy to those around him.
JaJuan's vibrant spirit was ever-present, particularly when supporting Zion at his football and basketball games. His enthusiastic cheers often made him the loudest fan in the gym, a testament to his unwavering support for his son. A true sports enthusiast, JaJuan was an ardent fan of the Michigan Wolverines, the Denver Broncos, and the legendary LeBron James. He shared a deep bond with his loyal companion, Bailey, his cherished dog.
Those who knew JaJuan will forever remember his larger-than-life presence and radiant smile that lit up any room. His heart was as big as his smile, as he was always ready to lend a helping hand to those in need. JaJuan's warmth drew people to him, and his kindness left a lasting impact on everyone he encountered.
JaJuan's life was blessed by a supportive network of family and friends.
He leaves behind his uncles, John Dazie, Allie King (Lola), and Floyd Kinney (Jessie), and his aunts, Geneva Edward (Toledo), Bessie King (Fort Wayne), Josephine Hatch, Becky (Toledo) and Berta (Toledo) his godmother, Barbara Howles, Jeanette Hopkins (Richard), and Martha Campbell (Will). He cherished his relationships with his special cousins, Marty and Monete, and his dear friends, Dontay, Antwan, Tracy, Wyatt, Tommy, Jason, Duce, and Joe.
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