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Jacob planned, as his dream job, to become an attorney. He was known for always giving compliments to his family and others. Jacob often expressed concerns, asking his mother periodically, "Are you okay?" He did not allow his disability to hinder his ability to set goals for the things that were important to him.
Jacob was a loving, honest kid. He loved his sisters and brothers.
Jacob was preceded in death by his paternal grandmother, Yvette Potter, and great-grandfather, Edgar Potter.
He leaves to mourn his passing his loving and devoted mother, Chauncey Latson; father, Dekerick Wright; sisters, Chelsey Latson and Diamond Latson; brothers, Isiah Wright and Keon Wright; 2 nieces, Gabby Latson and Alayiah McKinsey, grandmother, Yvonne Johnson; and uncle Courtney Potter.
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Mekia white
February 14, 2023
I remember meeting him for the first he was so cute and all I can see was the love he had to give the world I never seen him sad or down alway just an bright light ready for what the day had to come. He will be missed rest easy love Kia
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Melvin Howard
February 11, 2023
Chancey
I'm so sorry for your loss. Jacob was such a good kid. I will miss him.
Uncle Danny
February 6, 2023
Dear Chauncey my heart is broken and I´m so sorry about your loss. God will support and bring you comfort! Earth has no sorrow that heaven can´t heal Uncle Danny andDebra
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