Ken’zavion Vernrico Brown-Davis (K.J.) was born in Jackson, Mississippi, at Saint Dominic, on April 4, 2007, to Erica Brown-Davis and Ken Davis of Crystal Springs, Mississippi.
His beautiful journey on this side of life concluded on August 3, 2025, at the age of 18. He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Vernon Guynes, Sr., his grandmother, Gene Robinson, and his uncle Ronrico Dixon.
Kentavious, affectionately known as K.J., was baptized at an early age, symbolizing a profound transformation and the beginning of a journey filled with hope and purpose. K.J. was a vibrant and respectful 18-year-old young man whose presence lit up every room he entered. Known for his boundless energy, bright smile, and deep love for cars, he lived each day with passion, joy, and purpose. Whether he was under the hood of a car, laughing with friends, or spending time with family, K.J. embraced life with a fearless and open heart. More than just his outward charm, K.J. was on a growing spiritual journey, grounded in faith, hope, and a quiet understanding of God’s love. He carried himself with kindness and humility, setting an example of respect and integrity far beyond his years. Though his time with us was brief, K.J.’s impact is everlasting. His life was a beautiful reflection of God’s light, and his spirit will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.
K.J. is a member of Egypt Hill Missionary Baptist Church and graduated from Crystal Springs High School, class of 2025. He participated in the football, baseball, and track teams during his time at school. K.J. served as the Royal Cardinal in the Palace of Children’s Court 48. He is the drummer at New Hope Baptist Church and the assistant drummer at Egypt Hill Missionary Baptist Church. Additionally, he received the EC Dixon Scholarship Award.
He leaves to cherish his memory: two sister: D’ungearnae Brown of Crystal Springs, MS; Di’yasha Davis of Crystal Springs, MS; four brothers: D’wontavius Brown of Crystal Springs, MS; Dwight Brown Jr. of Crystal Springs, MS; Kentario Davis of Crystal Springs, MS; and Keondre Davis of Crystal Springs, MS; A Host of Aunts, Uncles, Nieces, Nephews and Cousin.
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