~ Obituary ~

Robert James Smith, Jr was born August 26, 1991 in Thomasville, GA at Archbold Memorial Hospital to Angelia C. Tuner and Robert James Smith, Sr. Robert Smith, Jr accepted God in his life at an early age. He received his baptism in 1995 at the age of 5 in Cottondale, FL. Robert Jr loved animals and would preach to his dogs in the backyard at the age 6. Robert loved John Deere tractors, inspired by his grandfather Jimmy Christian of farming. He was deeply inspired by his late uncle Timothy L. Christian. He enjoyed being with his family, praising God, comforting others, spending quality time with his children, and making music. After being diagnosed with kidney failure at 16 his passion for music began. He graduated from Brooks County High School in 2011. He loved Coco and The Chosen Ones. Robert had many talents and his purpose on earth were a son, father, brother, nephew, mentor, coach, photographer, and a deacon. April 2020, Robert’s vision to start his own music production studio took place. June 2020, Robert began his dream as a producer/owner at Dawg Nation Studio. Robert was graced the opportunity to produce 2 artist records, “Freedom” which featured him. He perfected his dream until his passing.

Roberts Smith Jr. leaves to mourn:

Mother: Angelia Turner (Herman Turner) from Pavo Father: Robert J. Smith Sr. from Arizona Daughter: Arriona N. Smith from Pavo Son: Jamerius D. Smith from Quitman Deceased Son: Daniel Jermaine Smith from Quitman Sister: Jessica Smith- Mathis (Reginald Mathis) from Moultrie

Grandparents: Jimmy and Sally Christian from Pavo Grandparents: Doris and late Eugene Smith from Pavo God Mother: Betty Dawson from Quitman God Brother: Marques Staten from Quitman God Brother: Devante Dawson God Brother: Marven Chappell II (Sugar Man) from Quitman God Mother: Betty Dawson – Quitman Pastor: Rev. Wilbur/Sandra Mobley – Quitman Two Nieces: Jmiyah Smith – Moultrie, A’honesti Hunt – Tifton Two Nephews: Jamarion Smith – Moultrie, Safari Mathis – Moultrie Inspired by teachers: Coach Maurice Freeman – Quitman, Mr. Luperneck – Quitman Two Big Brothers to him: Dr. Daniels and Dr. Crenshaw

He also leaves behind a host of devoted uncles, aunts, cousins, and dear friends.

A private home going celebration will be Sunday, July 12, 2020. A live stream of this celebration will be available via our Stevens-McGhee Funeral Home facebook page or here on our website at 11AM Sunday. Please continue to keep the family in your daily thoughts and prayers.