Life Highlights

Our family was blessed with Justin Isaiah Latrelle Peters on July
1, 2000. He came into our lives with a loving heart and a big
smile. God must have gifted Justin with a heart of service towards
others. From the time Justin was a little boy he was always
helpful to others. He was the family’s lawn care expert, did
kitchen duty, and loved to cook meals for his family. His specialty
was cakes and recipes of his own creation, always served with a
smile and love. He loved to help his grandmother.

All the teachers knew him at her school. He loved to help with his
grandpa; Justin would even translate what his grandpa said after
his grandpa had a stroke. He loved to spend weekends on the sofa
watching movies with his brother & sister, encourage his mom to
work-out and push herself, and joking around and laughing with his
dad. Justin especially loved his dog Seeko. He had a great sense
of humor and when you wanted to cry, he would turn it into
laughter. He had many talents!

Justin loved football, skateboarding, creating music, sewing,
drawing, video games. He also loved to play basketball with his
friends. He loved attending church with his family. He was blessed
to have a church that offered youth retreats called Encounters.
During one of those retreats, Justin gave his heart to Christ.

He had a smile that lit up his face and the hearts of others. We
praise God that He allowed us to love and be loved and inspired by
Justin for 19 Years. He never complained about anything. One of
his frequent quotes is “It is not as bad as it looks!”

Justin Isaiah Latrelle Peters will forever remain in the hearts of
those that loved him and knew him: his parents, Melvyn Peters and
Shantres Peters, his beloved siblings, Austin and Kirstin Peters;
Grandparents, Ayana Mishelle Hendricks, Ernest Lamar Knox, Stella
(Johnny) Evans and Belinda Knox; Uncles and Aunts: Xhaddow
NMarquel, Rayshod Knox, Christopher (Jantu) Peters , Risha Peters,
Antoinette (Henry) Nelloms, Kelvin Nolan Peters. Justin was loved
by many other relatives and friends that will cherish his memory
forever.