Kenjuan Scott

Kenjuan D. Scott was 23 when his life ended on October 28, 2018. Public records and contemporary reports identify him as a young man who lived on Chicago’s Near West Side and who was part of the rhythms of city life—family ties, friendships, and everyday plans that matter to those who knew him.

Though formal memorial notices matching his name and exact date of death were not found in the funeral-home and obituary outlets searched, contemporary news coverage and memorial databases confirm who he was and when he died. Those sources note he was 23 years old at the time of his death and place him in Chicago neighborhoods that shaped his daily life. He is listed in community remembrance projects that aim to keep the names and memories of people lost to gun violence from fading.

This page honors Kenjuan not by recounting the circumstances that ended his life but by acknowledging his presence: a young adult with people who cared for him, who lived and moved through Chicago’s neighborhoods, and whose death left a gap for those who loved him. Public records show he was known by his full name, Kenjuan D. Scott, and that his passing was recorded on October 28, 2018.

Where personal details about work, schooling, hobbies, or family relationships were not found in verified public obituaries, they have not been invented here. The limited public record still affirms that Kenjuan was a real person with a place in his community. He is named in memorial efforts that record the human cost of violence and insist that each person be remembered as more than a statistic.

If the family or close friends wish to provide a fuller, family-approved obituary or photographs, those details can be added to make this remembrance richer and more personal. For now, this page offers a quiet recognition: Kenjuan D. Scott lived in Chicago, mattered to people who knew him, and deserves to be remembered with dignity.