You were one of the realest iv ever met. I left San Antonio with tears. You'd walk me home everyday after school because you knew my background. On my last day at marshall you, demitri, and I all walked home from the school, one of the bravest things iv ever done in my life. You made sure i got inside the door everytime then you'd leave to your house. There had been times where when you weren't at school and id fet off the bus knowing i had to walk by myself and id turn the clrner to the apartments and your standing right there. And thats just the tip of the iceberge of things you'd done for me. Theres never enough words in this world i could use to thank you for all you had done for me. I love you so much kay, and i miss you even more then you could imagine. You called me the night before and i had already went to sleep. I should have woken up, i should have hear it. Im gonna do great things for you. Always and forever Kay

I remember the last time me and kay was on the phone he was makin me laugh so hard and it felt amazing i loved him so much it hurts that he is gone but we wil always remember him in our hearts and memories R.I.P kay💕🥺

I can remember it like it was yesterday when we met he was always so caring and nice he always put a smile on my face when I was down I’m going to miss playing video games with him staying the night enjoying life with my best friend my favorite memory of him was when we went down town with some of his friends we were just skating around enjoying our life I’m going to miss being able to talk to him everyday Rest In Peace King 🕊💙

Kazion was a student in my English class. I remember the day he walked in, he said laughingly, “Let’s see how long till I break you!” I replied, “you won’t break me, you’ll learn two things in this class, one we’ll have respect for each other, and two we do our work.” He said, “I gotcha Miss.”
Every time he would act silly, I told him I was going to pull his ear and he would stop misbehaving. Lol. I had the cue down and all I had to do was get close and put my two fingers together and he would quit. 
One time he wanted to be cool and tried to skip class with his friends, and I had seen him that day, and I left class and walked out towards the tennis courts and there he was jamming with his friends and I walked him back to class. He was shocked that I found him and asked me how I knew where he was and I said I just knew. 
Kazion was always respectful and he brought sunshine and laughter to any room he walked in. Kazion would come by very often, even though he wasn’t a freshman any longer but he would tell me how he was doing and his plans to join the Navy after high school. I would see him almost every morning with his group of friends who were loud and would listen to music in the hallway, and he would tell the kids to move out of my way because I was a cool teacher. 
My heart is extremely sad that Kazion is no longer with us. I’ll miss him coming by my classroom to say hi and to ask for a hug or give me one of his signature handshakes, and me telling him to behave. It won’t be the same. I’ll miss you dearly, Kazion. May you Rest In Peace and May the perpetual light shine upon you. 

I remember the first time dad said hey baby you got a little brother the joy I felt from day one. I remember meeting you as a little baby in the car seat it was love at first sight. Meeting up with you in San Angelo seeing your love for video games and taking you to the store and buying your favorite snacks.  I remember me being sick and you posting on Facebook for me to get better.  I remember you meeting your nieces and nephews for the first time. My oldest daughter thought it was so funny to have a younger uncle. The video chats were the funniest you being your goofy self and the laughs we shared. As I would always say at the end of our phone calls, text messages, or video chats I will always love you. Even tho you never got the chance to meet most of your family on Dads side know that you were loved and that goofy side of you for sure came from them. Rest in Paradise Baby brother!!!

Thoughts and prayers to your entire family. I was blessed to have Kazion in a class last year. He was kind, smart, funny and a little mischievous. He always had a smile, and even if he was up to no good would find a way to make me laugh. He always had my back when the class would get too talkative and say, “Hey! Y’all shut up, she’s talking!”.  I loved how once he trusted you he respected you. He was a light in this world and will be missed tremendously. Rest In Peace sweet boy and keep that light shining bright. May we always remember that bright smile on his face. 

I never had the pleasure of meeting you in person, but I can tell by your kind face, and reading all the glowing tributes to you, that I would have loved knowing you.  
 You were someone that people admired!!

When My sister and I first came to Marshall high school King was the first friend we made and helped us settle into the new environment 

i remember going to first period and always seeing him smile he would always make me laugh and call me Jessica! i would always hear down the halls and when i would see him he always was with friends. i miss you and i love you. i’m gonna finish for you.😭🕊💙

I didn't get to meet you young man but i would see you and your family every single day frim the time i moved in to the same apartment y'all lived at and i would see how happy and love each and every one was i would be outside enjoying the air and sun and i would see yall passed by me when your mom drive you where ever y'all had to go and some time i would wave to say hi or bye i wish i had meet you but i know you are in a better place and you are watching over your whole family and i got to me some of your family and i enjoy them they are good people and family im the one that went over to see if everybody was okay and they said yes and i went up to your mom me not knowing that she was your mom and i aske her if i could hug her and i prayed for her and yes i dont know how it is to loose a child but i do know how it is to loose a grandson because he was part of me i got her and huged her as tight as i could and just prayed and to let her know that never stop praying and stop believe in God and never stop having faith in him because God is never going to leave us in our time of need we are the ones that leave him. Rip little man and amen

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Kazion "Kazi" Quentral King

August 12, 2002 – June 3, 2020

Johnson's Funeral Home

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