Darius Merret

Darius Merrett was born in Augusta, GA. Darius relocated to Orlando, FL with his mother at the age of 4 and remained there until he was 18 and they moved
to Kansas City, MO.After High School, life took a slight detour for Darius and he ended up meeting Jazmine Blackwell and staying in Kansas City to start a family. While in Kansas City Darius worked for Haldex where he enjoyed using his hands to make air brakes. Darius loved to read, hike, he loved exotic fish and spent hours putting together their aquariums, play basketball with his son and having Bible Study Sessions with his older brother Willie S. Freeman. Darius was a loving
person and touched so many people’s lives throughout his journey in life. In October of 2023, Darius moved to Houston, Texas with his mother Denese Freeman where
he was planning to further his education at Houston Community College in January of 2025 to major in Robotics. On Thursday November 14, 2024, God called out to Darius to join him in paradise and Darius answered the call. His Maternal Grandmother Idella Willams (Walter Williams), Maternal Grandfather Willie James
Freeman, Great Grandmother Emma Glenn, Great Grandfather James Glenn, and Great Grandmother Edna Pughsley preceded him in death.
Darius leaves his legacy to be remembered by Three beautiful children: De’Von D, Merrett, Alicia M. Merrett, and Leilani A. Merrett, all of Kansas City, MO; A Loving Mother, Denese
Freeman, Houston, TX; Two Brothers, Wille Freeman, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Trezahn Grace, Houston, TX; A Niece, Kamiah Grace, Houston, TX; Two Aunts, Curtina Freeman-Rahming
(Todd), Sonya Hankerson, all of Atlanta, Ga; Four Uncles, Henry James Glenn (Monica), Glen Williams, Joseph Glenn, all of Neptune, NJ and Willie Days Freeman (Fabiola), Ft. Lauderdale,
FL; Two loving Great-Aunts, Florida Mae Kelsey, Atlanta, GA and Eartha Brooks, Mt Dora, FL and A Great Uncle, Harrison Glenn, Old Town, FL; While journeying through life Darius
developed special bonds with: Terrione Martin, Joshua Scott, Jermaine Engram, and Terri Rhodes; a host of loving cousins, other relatives and lots of friends all of whom he loved.

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