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John was educated in the public school systems of Hamilton, NJ and Millville, NJ.
Little John was known as a family man who loved his children and his music. He was saved and he loved the Lord.
He was predeceased by his father, John A. Hott, Sr.; grandparents, Anna Hott and John Carter; grandfather, Authur Sanders and Tyree Holloway, Sr.; great grandparents, Jessie Mae and Robert Camp Sr. and Ella Lee Bryant and Clifford Lewis Holloway; great uncles, Bruce Camp, Clifford and Darryl Holloway.
Little John leaves behind to cherish precious memories his mother, Tyshia Camp; brother, Tymar Tucker; grandmother, Maxine Sanders aka "Mom Dukes"; uncle, Tyree Holloway Jr.; sons, Rahjohn and Jah'Ciare Hott and Jordan Tucker; three great uncles and seven great aunts, including his favorite aunt, Kathy Gaines; godmother, Kamille Mcgee; longtime childhood friend, Essence Armstead; his extended Millville family; and a host of cousins and friends, including a special friend, Dallas Collazo and her children Antonio Deshawn and Alani Nick'ole.
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Tyshia Camp
May 17, 2024
I miss u so much I wish there was more I could do to save may u be at peace til we meet again always in my heart forever and a day ♀♀
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