Quinton Gibson Jr

Quinton Gibson Jr. was a small child who left a large impression on the family who loved him. At three years old he was described by relatives as outgoing, adventurous and sweet — a little boy whose curiosity and energy were parts of ordinary days at home. Family members noted the kind of childish bravery and exploration many children show as they learn about their world, and those memories are the ones his parents and kin held onto afterward.

Quinton’s mother, Teresa Gibson, and relatives worked to honor him and to gather support for the arrangements after his death on December 31, 2014. An uncle recalled Quinton’s bright, adventurous nature and the quick, affectionate ways children of his age bond with family. Funeral services were arranged through a local funeral home, with family members asking the community for help to lay him to rest.

While public reporting records the circumstances of his death, the focus here is on Quinton’s life as remembered by those closest to him — a little boy whose everyday moments mattered deeply to his family. Even where public detail is limited, it is clear that Quinton was a beloved child whose absence was and remains deeply felt. This page honors his brief life and the human connections that defined it, offering quiet remembrance of a small life that mattered to many.