
In loving memory of
Jabreon Singleton
March 17, 2007 — February 16, 2023
Jabreon J. Singleton, a cherished 15-year-old of Walterboro’s Sandhill community and beloved son of Clara Singleton, is remembered for the light he brought to family and friends.
Remembering Jabreon
A life held close in memory
Jabreon J. Singleton (March 17, 2007 – February 16, 2023) was a beloved son and a young member of the Sandhill (Ritter) community in Walterboro, South Carolina. At fifteen, Jabreon was known to those who loved him as a bright presence in family gatherings and neighborhood life. His family remembers him with deep affection and sorrow.
Jabreon was the cherished son of Ms. Clara Singleton. Family and close friends gathered to celebrate his life with a service at Koger’s Mortuary Service on February 22, 2023. In keeping with the family’s wishes, private arrangements were observed and those who wished to honor his memory were invited to lift the family in prayer and support.
Though his time was far too short, Jabreon’s life mattered to those around him. Friends and relatives recall moments of laughter and everyday warmth he shared with family members. The outpouring of condolences and the flowers sent in his memory reflected how deeply he was loved by those who knew him.
Jabreon’s passing left a quiet, lasting impression on his community. In the days after his death, neighbors and community members gathered to offer support to his family and to call for caring and protection for the area’s young people. Those who knew him continue to hold his memory close, honoring the small, meaningful ways he touched their lives.
Jabreon will be remembered by his family and friends for the light he brought to ordinary days and for the love he inspired in those closest to him. May his memory be a comfort to his family and a reminder of the value of each young life.
Shared moments
From the gallery
Words from family and friends
Recent remembrances
Jabreon was gone far too soon. May the love, memories, and moments connected to this life continue to be treasured, and may those mourning find comfort in remembering what mattered most.