XZAVIER ELIJAH ANDREWS

Xzavier Elijah Andrews was born on November 1, 2005 to the late Deidre Latice Andrews and Wallace Delegal in Baxley. He was a radiant force-full of light, strength, compassion, and creativity. He lived boldly, loved deeply, and left a lasting impact on everyone blessed to know him.
Xzavier attended Appling County Comprehensive High School. He was a member of First Pleasant Hill Baptist Church and the Upper Room Temple of Baxley.
Xzavier loved to play basketball, fish, dance, workout and playing the drums. During his high school career, he was the drummer for the Appling County Pirate Brigade. He had the most contagious smile, that would light up any room he entered. Xzavier had a lovable personality and generous spirit and was loved deeply by his family and friends.
Xzavier departed this life on Thursday, July 23, in Vidalia. He preceded in death by his mother, Deidre Latice Andrews, grandparents, Lynette Andres, Mary Delegal and Benjamin Delegal.
Lasting and Loving memories of Xzavier will rest in the hearts of his precious baby girl, Miracle Ny’Oree Andrews; beloved sisters, Taleah Hayes, Amyah Jackson, Kellie Bess, Tiera (Christopher) Lewis, Laneisha Eason, Marnice Eason; brothers, Zaydon Bacon, Christopher Ray Marcus (Rebecca) Eason and Mokeil (Katie) Eason.
His father, Wallace (Erica) Delegal; parental guardians, Pamela (Mark) Eason; grandfather, Charles Coley and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
A funeral service was was held on August 1 at Thankful New Jersey Missionary Baptist Church. Prophet Joshua Wilkerson Presided over the service and Pastor Moses Eason was the Eulogist. Olivia Coleman and Victoria Eason performed musical selections during the service. Pallbearers for the service were Marcus Eason, Mokeil Eason, Malachi Eason, Kobe Jordan, Tracy Copeland Jr., Zayden Bacon, Christopher Ray, and Marcus Baker Jr. An interment was held at Old Field Memorial Garden, and a repast was held at Thankful New Jersey Baptist Church.
Professional Services were entrusted to C.M. Brown Funeral Home.