Donne Sharvez Allen Jr. was born April 10, 1999 to Donne Sharvez Allen Sr. and Latasha Nicole Parham. His concluding episode of life ended unexpectedly on April 26, 2022.
Though his life ended suddenly, the periods preceding his death were filled with an array of ups and downs one can experience on life's journey. When he was seven years old, his father gained full custody of him and his sister Aquasia Lavette Allen-Parham. He attended Marama Elementary School, Martin Luther King Middle School, and Overland High School. In 2015 he relocated to Seattle, Washington, and lived with his cousin Alonia Coleman. There he was exposed to a variety of opportunities. He learned how to invest and save money. He worked at a radio station and attended school. On his return to Denver in the Fall of 2015, he succumbed to challenging life choices. Yet, in 2016 he obtained his GED from T.H. Pickens in Aurora, Colorado. He aspired to be a sports broadcaster, a filmmaker, and an inspirational speaker to address the issues of rebellious young males. He was intelligent and kind and wanted to better his life and the life of others.
His life ended on the same day as his grandmother Denise Hood and his nephew Me'Khi Sharvez Allen-Parham.
He is preceded in death by his mother, Latasha Nicole Parham, grandfather Walter Lee Hart, and nephew Malachi Vernon Allen-Parham.
He leaves to celebrate his memory (father) Donne' Sharvez Allen, Sr.; (siblings) Ameyah Cherae Allen, Aquasia Lavette Allen-Parham, Naziah Chalon Allen, Ajunae Asia Jackson, Tasheyla Makeba Parham, Markese Parham, and Amoire Cook; (uncles) Karon (Xaviera) Taylor, Sr., Demetrius (Tanisha) Parham, Travis (Amber) Parham, Maurice Parham, Mickey (Dr. Brady) Dillin, Jr. Kevin Dillin; (aunt) Lakeshia Parham; (nieces and nephews) Amir Parham, Cornell Fannings, and Armani Magram; (grandparents) Doris Richardson, Frank Vernon (Ramona) Allen; (great grandmother) Ramona Eloise Smittick, and a host of friends and family that will miss a life that remained with us just enough to bring us an abundance of joy.