Keyonn was born in New York City March 25, 1978 to Mona Garner and Ricky Davis. Unlike most babies Keyonn didn't come into this world alone; he was accompanied by this twin sister Keisha. Keyonn attended school in New York until the third grade. In 1987 he moved to Bensalem with his grandparents Yvette and William Garner.
Keyonn continued his academic pursuits in the Bensalem School System. Math was his favorite subject and he excelled in it. His accomplishments began with the Bucks County Bears for which he played from 1986-1992. He received various awards during that time including M.V.P. and Bear of the Year. Keyonn continued to excel both in academics, track and basketball throughout the middle school years at Snyder Middle School. He attended Bensalem High School and received his G.E.D. in 1995.
Keyonn was a very loving and giving young man. From the time he was a child he had a sweet spirit and congenial personality. Keyonn loved his family. He was a member of Saint Matthews United Methodist Church and the C.S.Y. choir. He accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior in 1992 during a C.S.Y. anniversary.
He leaves to cherish his memory his mother and father; five sisters, Keisha, Shanna, Rickina, Shanel and Breanna; his grandparents, Yvette and William Garner, Naomi Davis and Cornelius Piggs; one great grandmother Marceline Cox; one nephew Kareem Acevedo; God parents Herbert and Deborah Jones and Joseph and Sabrina Stancil; seven aunts, five uncles and a host of other family and friends.
Keyonn continued his academic pursuits in the Bensalem School System. Math was his favorite subject and he excelled in it. His accomplishments began with the Bucks County Bears for which he played from 1986-1992. He received various awards during that time including M.V.P. and Bear of the Year. Keyonn continued to excel both in academics, track and basketball throughout the middle school years at Snyder Middle School. He attended Bensalem High School and received his G.E.D. in 1995.
Keyonn was a very loving and giving young man. From the time he was a child he had a sweet spirit and congenial personality. Keyonn loved his family. He was a member of Saint Matthews United Methodist Church and the C.S.Y. choir. He accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior in 1992 during a C.S.Y. anniversary.
He leaves to cherish his memory his mother and father; five sisters, Keisha, Shanna, Rickina, Shanel and Breanna; his grandparents, Yvette and William Garner, Naomi Davis and Cornelius Piggs; one great grandmother Marceline Cox; one nephew Kareem Acevedo; God parents Herbert and Deborah Jones and Joseph and Sabrina Stancil; seven aunts, five uncles and a host of other family and friends.
Keyonn was born in New York City March 25, 1978 to Mona Garner and Ricky Davis. Unlike most babies Keyonn didn't come into this world alone; he was accompanied by this twin sister Keisha. Keyonn attended school in New York until the third grade. In 1987 he moved to Bensalem with his grandparents Yvette and William Garner.
Keyonn continued his academic pursuits in the Bensalem School System. Math was his favorite subject and he excelled in it. His accomplishments began with the Bucks County Bears for which he played from 1986-1992. He received various awards during that time including M.V.P. and Bear of the Year. Keyonn continued to excel both in academics, track and basketball throughout the middle school years at Snyder Middle School. He attended Bensalem High School and received his G.E.D. in 1995.
Keyonn was a very loving and giving young man. From the time he was a child he had a sweet spirit and congenial personality. Keyonn loved his family. He was a member of Saint Matthews United Methodist Church and the C.S.Y. choir. He accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior in 1992 during a C.S.Y. anniversary.
He leaves to cherish his memory his mother and father; five sisters, Keisha, Shanna, Rickina, Shanel and Breanna; his grandparents, Yvette and William Garner, Naomi Davis and Cornelius Piggs; one great grandmother Marceline Cox; one nephew Kareem Acevedo; God parents Herbert and Deborah Jones and Joseph and Sabrina Stancil; seven aunts, five uncles and a host of other family and friends.
Keyonn continued his academic pursuits in the Bensalem School System. Math was his favorite subject and he excelled in it. His accomplishments began with the Bucks County Bears for which he played from 1986-1992. He received various awards during that time including M.V.P. and Bear of the Year. Keyonn continued to excel both in academics, track and basketball throughout the middle school years at Snyder Middle School. He attended Bensalem High School and received his G.E.D. in 1995.
Keyonn was a very loving and giving young man. From the time he was a child he had a sweet spirit and congenial personality. Keyonn loved his family. He was a member of Saint Matthews United Methodist Church and the C.S.Y. choir. He accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior in 1992 during a C.S.Y. anniversary.
He leaves to cherish his memory his mother and father; five sisters, Keisha, Shanna, Rickina, Shanel and Breanna; his grandparents, Yvette and William Garner, Naomi Davis and Cornelius Piggs; one great grandmother Marceline Cox; one nephew Kareem Acevedo; God parents Herbert and Deborah Jones and Joseph and Sabrina Stancil; seven aunts, five uncles and a host of other family and friends.
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