Jermaine E. Gaitor went to be with the Lord.  The Lord called another one of his angels home on June 11, 2020.  Jermaine was born on January 6, 1985.

He attended Timken High School, but received his diploma later on in life.  Jermaine was a family man, first and utmost.  He loved his family with the greatest passion.  Jermaine was a successful entrepreneur, and business    owner.  He had a love for his music, basketball, selling and detailing cars, promoting event, and talking on the phone.

Jermaine had a natural ability to bring people together, whether it was thru promoting an event, planning a special occasion; or organizing a family   gathering.  He was very dedicated to his loving wife Sharea, and a very doting dad to his children Ivan, Ja'Laya, and Amoni, Da'hmyia.  He loved and    cherished his entire family, including his lifelong friends and business       partners: Corey Groce, Jerrod Ballard, Marcus Munford, Jeff Carter, Troy Williams and Lamar.

Jermaine was preceded in death by his father James E. Gaitor, who passionately called him "Mainy": his grandparents, Excell Alexander Sr. (who helped raise him), and John Owens; great-grandparents, Martha Mary Moore, and Lou Emma Backie,; his beloved brother, Jamar E. Johnson, and sister-in-law, Summer Jenkins.

He leaves to cherish his precious memories, his best friend, his soul mate, his loving, and devoted wife Sharea Gaitor, who he loved with all of his heart; his children, Ivan and Ja'Laya Gaitor, who he was so very proud of; mother,    Tanji, grandmother, Umbal Jean Owens, and Maggie Alexander (who helped raise him) and who he adored; brothers, Justin Johnson, Joshua Johnson; father-in-law, Ronald Davidson; mother-in-law, Vernell Jenkins; sisters-in-law, Rontia Dunbar, Shanna Jenkins, Shayla Davidson, Ashlee L., Nyeisha Broyles; brothers-in-law, Ronald Jenkins, Shavar Davidson, Jeff Dunbar, as well as a host of nieces, nephews, special cousins, aunts, uncles, and lifelong friends.

Jermaine brought joy to everyone he met. He went out of his way to please and make everyone happy.  He will be deeply missed by everyone who knew and loved him.