Mr. James David Faw, III Obituary - Visitation & Funeral Information

James David Faw 3rd, known to his family and friends as “David”, was born March 7, 1989 in Baltimore, MD. He was 31 years old and died on June 11, 2020. David was the son of Jacqueline Green, whom preceded him in death, and his father James David Faw, Jr. He was loved very much by his grandmother and also by his stepmother, Dakota Faw. James received his high school diploma at Baltimore City Community College at the Liberty Campus in Baltimore, MD. He continued to work numerous jobs. James had favorite pass times such as watching “Dragon Ball Z” and listening to his favorite music. James never could dance but he always had a two-step that only he thought was smooth. James at times could be very compassionate and caring but he was also dealing with depression and anger, which at the end got the best of him. Even though James was not social he did have people that he loved dearly, his spouse Jessica and two children, Jamise, Jociel and stepchildren Neveah and Gary (JJ). At the end of his days, Jocelyn noted that James expressed that he truly and sincerely loved her. This was the very first time throughout their entire childhood that he told her that. James leaves to cherish his memory: His father James Faw Jr.; stepmother Dakota Faw; three sisters Jocelyn Faw, Jameka Hansen, and Ashley Brown; two uncles Jahi Faw and Joseph Green; five nieces, Desire Faw, Jaliya Pope, Rochelle Hansen, Bridget Hansen, and Emily H.; three nephews, Jordan Faw, Kyree Stanley, and Samir H.;cousins, Dominique Butler, Devon Green and Devon Butler and a number of family and friends. “I Set You Free “ Honestly, I wasn't sure how to be We weren’t the best of friends But we weren't exactly enemies Like anyone, I could have negative and positive to say But neither, is what I will say today I will say this as simply and plainly as I can be starting today, I set you free I set you free from what made you sad I set you free from what made you mad I set you free from what made you cry I set you free from questions of why I set you free from what you smile I set you free from what made you happy for a while. Never will you be forgotten Hopefully now you are healed Hopefully now you are at peace So with all that is in me I finally, set you free. Lovingly Submitted by Jameka Hansen “Remember “ By Jocelyn Faw “In Loving Memory of My Brother.” Remember the good times I showed you, And not the pain I caused, Remember the smile I gave you And not the tears I brought upon you Remember the times we laughed, the jokes I told, the funny things I had to say The love I have I have I had for few And I tried to show in my own little way Remember who I wanted to be Not the person I was That was not me. No matter how much time has passed Or the life I lived never forget Always remember me.

Mr. James David Faw, III

March 7, 1989 - June 11, 2020