Justin J. Webb

Justin Webb was born on September 8, 1979, in Clairton, Pennsylvania, to Jana and Joseph Webb, who preceded him in death. He was raised in Clairton and attended Clairton High School, where he excelled in both academics and sports. Justin later continued his education at Cayuga Community College in Auburn, New York, where he earned his Associate's degree in Business Management.
From an early age, Justin was known for his big heart, vibrant personality, and the way he could light up any room he walked into. He was outgoing, spontaneous, loud in the best way, and unapologetically real. Justin was deeply misunderstood at times, but those who truly knew him understood his kindness, sensitivity, and genuine love for others.
Above all else, Justin was a devoted and loving father. His greatest pride and joy were his daughters, Jada, Jorden, and Triniti. He loved them fiercely and unconditionally, and everything he did was rooted in wanting the best for them. Being their dad was the most important role of his life, and his love for them knew no limits.
Justin had a strong faith and believed deeply in God, leaning on that faith through both his happiest moments and his hardest struggles. He was grateful, respectful, organized, and carried a childlike spirit that made people laugh and feel at ease. He was the type of person who loved hard, felt deeply, and gave more of himself than most.
Justin is survived by his daughters, Jada, Jorden, Syriah, and Triniti, grandson, Jorden Jay, brother, Joseph Webb, and sister-in-law, Rashida Webb; niece, Jaleah; and nephew, Parrish; aunts, uncles, cousins, and extended family members; and many friends who loved him dearly. Though his time with us was far too short, the impact he made will live on through his children and everyone whose life he touched.
Justin is now reunited in heaven with his parents, Jana and Joseph Webb, where we trust he has found peace and rest in God's presence.
The family extends their heartfelt gratitude for the love, prayers, and support during this difficult time. Your kindness has brought comfort in moments of unimaginable loss.