Quentin Singleton

Quentin (my big brother), it has been hard to think of the words to say as I’m writing this. You will truly be missed. I will miss our conversations, I will miss your text messages on every holiday and you making sure you reached out to me on my birthday saying enjoy your day Lil sis.. words cannot express the heaviness my heart feels.. To know you is to love you and you always had jokes and knew how to make everybody laugh. You were such an amazing humble person. You’d always talk about your wife, your daughter, and your mom.. To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord.. I can rest in knowing that you kept God first In everything and that God called you home to be with him even though he took you so soon.. Uou have touched so many people and brought many people together and we celebrate you.. Quentin you have finished the race and all I can say is well done big brother, well done.. Rest In Peace until we meet again..

Q my bro my friend gonna miss you dearly homie we go wayy back we met at karoake in 2005 and we always did our luther and beyonce duet all the time. When you came back in town when i can catch you we had to do our song lol gosh so many laughs and jokes. You will be dearly missed rest up and prayers to your wife whom i had the pleasure of meeting several times, and prayers to your entire family you was loved dude..

I went to High School with him. I’m surprised he passed away. Too young! He would message me and aak how I was doing during the pandemic. He was a nice man! Gone too soon!

Q was my main man. We would laugh and recited one of our favorite movies Ladies Man all day!! From Read your mind to Poison, we had some Karake Bangers together and you will NEVER be forgotten. "Yeah uh Thats Cool" -Leon Phelps. Love you Bro. Fly High!

Quentin was one of our first set of youth in the VCYC back in the day. Our families became close and remain so. You will always be in our hearts Quentin, may God send His angels down to comfort and bless your family. Pease and love! The Logan Family

I would like to express my sincere condolences to Quentin family, I'm so sorry for your lost. May God comfort you at this hard moment.

Brother in law, I sill can’t believe you’re gone. My heart is truly broken, however, I am comforted by knowing you’re in a far better place. Rest well brother and I’ll see you on the other side.

Quentin Wesley Singleton, 43, transitioned March 12, 2021, with his wife by his side in Lithonia, GA. He was born July 9, 1977, in Columbus, OH to Wesley (deceased) and Mary Singleton. He was employed by Ansco & Associates LLC. Quentin was a true athlete from pee wee leagues through high school; He played, football, basketball, track and volleyball. He graduated from Independence High School, home of his beloved 76’ers in 1995. He relocated to Atlanta, GA in search of warmer weather in 2004, where he would later meet and marry the love of his life ‘Deedee’ Brownlee. He was a member of Word of Faith Church in Lilburn, Ga He was an active member of the APA Billiard organization, a licensed volleyball referee and a grill/BBQ enthusiast. He was well known for his ability to fry a delicious turkey and he loved a great deal on a quality television set, the bigger the better. His interests included family & friends, watching movies, shooting pool competitively, karaoke. He loved to laugh, reminisce and tell stories. Quentin is survived by his wife, Khadedra (Deedee) Singleton; daughter, Lauren Singleton; mother, Mary Singleton; sister, Nicole Lawrence (Richard); aunt(s) & uncle, Ruby Williams (Odell, deceased) Patricia Fluellen, John Lee. A host of paternal aunts, uncles and maternal/paternal cousins. He was preceded in death by his father, Wesley A. Singleton and maternal grandmother Flossie Lee.