He received his formal education in the Dallas Independent School District and graduated from Justin F. Kimball High School. He then attended Southern University and later transferred to Texas Southern University.
He accepted Christ at Garza Avenue Church of Christ. Later in life, he attended the Inspiring Body of Christ Church in Dallas, Texas.
He was a loving, caring, and dedicated husband and father. He diligently provided for his family and fulfilled their needs by working in various capacities, the last being Legends Entertainment, even during his illness. He had much passion, love and desire to help people in any way he could, while well or sick. He was an amazing gift from God.
He played football from Pop Warner through his senior year in High School and lettered twice as a linebacker for the Kimball Knights. He also played the drums in the Kimball Knights Marching Band. He was a big sports fan. His favorite teams were the Dallas Cowboys and the Los Angeles Lakers. He enjoyed watching football with his dad. He was also a pitmaster. He loved to cook barbeque ribs and brisket, then have family and friends come over to enjoy his cuisine.
He married Rosalyn Booker DeLoach in 2001 and to that union two daughters were born. Later he met and married Jessica Onyema DeLoach in 2017 and they had twin daughters.
He’s preceded in death by his loving mother, Ruby Nell DeLoach and his nephew, Onterio Deshard Daniels.
He leaves a legacy of love to cherish his memory; wife, Jessica DeLoach; daughters, Martavia DeLoach, Saniya DeLoach, Amaya DeLoach and Aaliyah DeLoach; father, Robert DeLoach (Patricia); brother, Alvin Paul André Daniels; sisters, Aladrian Garrett, Yanaganiza Daniels and Latrenia Harvey (Frank); nieces and nephew, Miss Sh’Ladrian Daniels, Mr. Giquan Garrett, Miss London Daniels and Miss Tenshi Daniels; granddaughter, Queen Jones; stepsister, Tenisha Refeld (and daughter Aniyah); stepbrother, Ericke Streat, and a host of other relative and friends. He will be missed GREATLY by his family and friends because he was such an outstanding person.
