Christian, Darryl A. Born in Chicago, IL. on September 2, 1955, passed away on November 30, 2007, in Knoxville, TN, after a long illness. Darryl was the son of Darryl A. Christian Sr. and Lois A. Christian (Lane), both deceased. He was the grandson of May L. Jenkins (Otis), also deceased. Beloved brother of Deborah Jackson-Singletary (Wimes) and brother-in-law of Andrew Singletary, father of Darryl III and Steven. loving uncle of Erica and George Jackson, Darryl had the ability to make people laugh and his sense of humor and chuckling laugh shall be greatly missed. Private memorial in Knoxville, TN. Interment at Lincoln Cemetery. 
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Steven Christian
January 13, 2025
Love you happy new year
Steven
February 28, 2024
2024 love you pops
Steven Joseph Christian
October 7, 2020
Years later and i still think about you and talk about you to my kids all the time. You are a legend too them.
Steven Christian
June 3, 2017
Love you pops
Judy James (Miller)
January 8, 2008
I am an old friend of Darryl and thought of him often. My heart goes out to the family. He will always have a place in my heart. His smile and laughter will always be remembered.
Steve Christian
December 18, 2007
Dad: I will miss you,and always love you.You will always be with us in our hearts,now you walk beside Jesus. Love always:Your son Steven
Darryl Chrisitan III
December 18, 2007
DAD:
I will always miss you with all my heart and soul. I love you and know that you are no longer suffering.
Kathy Watkins
December 13, 2007
Whenever I think about Darryl or picture him in my mind, he is always smiling or laughing or cracking a joke. He will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with Darryl's family.
Ruby Chrisitan Borbas
December 13, 2007
He will always hold a special place in my heart. I know he is resting in peace and awaiting the rest of his family to join him in heaven.
Paris Wicks
December 7, 2007
Darryl, you will always be remembered by me. You were a good friend and we had some good times together. You will be remembered in a special mass/thought/candle next Sunday.
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