Mr. Davetti Charles Krug Ii

Davetti Charles Krug II, age 27, was born on May 8, 1995, to Davetti and Tammy Krug at Mt. Carmel East Hospital, Columbus, Ohio. Davetti accepted Christ at an early age and was a lifelong member of the Mt. Hermon Missionary Baptist Church, where for many years he could be found working alongside his great aunt, Nancy Wade in the Children’s Nursery.

Davetti was a 2014 graduate of The Early College Academy. Prior to attending ECA, Davetti attended Centennial High School and Whitehall Yearling High School. After graduation, Davetti attended Miles College in Birmingham, Alabama, where he majored in Business. In 2021, Davetti relocated to West Palm Beach, Florida, where he was employed at Safe Ship Moving Services as a Senior Moving Broker.

Davetti loved playing sports. At age four, he started playing football for the Columbus Cougars and basketball for Barnett Recreation Center. Davetti continued to play basketball through high school while also playing AAU basketball for Team Truth under the guidance of Coach Roosevelt Osborne. Although he no longer played basketball in a team setting, Davetti continued to hoop and dominate basketball courts at every opportunity. Davetti was gentle, kind, and loving. He would help anyone in need. He was well known for his charismatic and outgoing personality, his basketball skills, and his big smile that spread across his entire face and would light up an entire room. Davetti was the life of every function he attended, constantly joking and making others laugh and smile. In as much as he was funny, he was also that young man that would take the time to support and encourage others. Davetti was a loving father, brother, and son. Davetti’s greatest accomplishment and gift to his Mom and Dad was his son Khristian. Family was everything to Davetti, and although he no longer lived in Columbus, he spoke to his family almost daily, and continued to spend time with them whenever he could.

Davetti was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents; James M Harris Sr., and Anita M. Harris, paternal grandparents; Charles R. and Anna E. Krug, aunts; Anita Peaks, Barbara (Virgil) Johnson, Patrice Epperson, Wanda Thomas, Mayme McKinney, and Vickie Smith, uncles: Steve Robinson Sr., Charles E. Gover, Kenneth Wade, and Alonzo McCoy, Cousins; William Bivens IV, Anthony Gover Sr., Shaun Robinson, Charles L. Gover, Buford Roberts, Roy Holt, Bernard Holt, Ruth Ann Gardette, Walter Stansford, JoAnn Coulter and Shania Summers.

Davetti is survived by his parents; Davetti Sr., and Tammy Krug, son; Khristian Davetti Krug, brothers; Demetrius Leftwich, Myron McKnight, and Dereck (Amanda) Leftwich, sisters; Manda (Michael) Leftwich-Tharp, Ebony Krug, grandmother; Stephanie Harris, aunts; Shawn (Allen Forrest) Chandler, Stekeshia Harris, and Ivy Curtis, uncles; Michael Peaks Sr., James Harris Jr., William (Christy) Bivens, Anthony Bivens, nephews; Miles Winters and Sterling Leftwich, first cousins; Ciara Peaks, Kenyonna (Jeremy) Lindsey, Michael (Chiegeshiuka) Peaks Jr., Kacy Harris, Shamar Harris, Kamari Harris, Queenie Harris, McKenzie Epperson, Chanson Wilson, Christopher Reynolds, Jasmine Barber, Antoinette Gover, Ann Gover, James (LeJeune) Gover, Darryl (Annette) Gover, Katherine (Marty) Turner, and Banita Johnson, God Sisters; Daronita Donaldson and Porsha Evans, special cousins; All of you – Davetti had a unique relationship with all his cousins and loved spending time with each of you collectively and individually. Bonus aunts and uncles; Shirnell Lowe, Dawn Speights, Lloyd (Patricia) Martin, Antonio (Donna) Moore, Kenneth Burgess, and Darnell McClendon, special friend; Madison Thompson (Khristian’s Mother), and a host of family members and friends.

Special thanks to Cousin Kandyce Robinson, a beacon of light for which we will be eternally grateful.
Goodnight Son, Sleep Easy Until We Meet Again. Love Mom and Dad

Visitation 9:00 AM and Funeral Service 10:00 AM Saturday, February 25, 2023 at Mt Hermon Missionary Baptist Church, 2283 Sunbury Rd. Interment at Franklin Hills Memory Gardens. Ministry of Comfort entrusted to MARLAN J. GARY FUNERAL HOME, THE CHAPEL OF PEACE EAST, 5456 E. Livingston Ave. To read the complete obituary, order flowers, view video tribute and offer condolences to the Krug Family, visit www.TheChapelofPeace.com