Obituary for Caesar Elue Adigwe Jr.
Caesar E. Adigwe Jr. was born May 6, 1987 in Tucson, Arizona to Caesar Adigwe Sr. and Angela Sims. Caesar Jr. known to family as Jr.
Caesar Jr. leaves behind his parents Angela Sims-Adigwe and Caesar Adigwe Sr. siblings: Michael Ray, Natasha Adigwe, Tiffany Adigwe, Brian Adigwe, and Chukwuemeka Adigwe and two stepsisters Yetunde Mimiko and Ebelechukwu Thomas . Nephews Makhai Adigwe and LeMichael Ray and niece Mackenzi Miller.
Maternal Grandfather-James Willie Batts. A host of aunts, uncles, cousins, step-parent, and bonus grandparents, and Jr’s. partner, Zenobia Ottley.
Preceded in death were his maternal grandmother, Wilma Jean Peacock, maternal aunt, Sharon R. Sims-Hicks, maternal great grandmothers, Annie M. Ford and Beatrice Batts-Horn. Paternal grandfather Chief Sylvester Adigwe and paternal grandmother Obi Betsy Chioma Adigwe.
Caesar Jr. attended primary school in Prince George’s County, Maryland. He attended High School at Archbishop High School in Washington, DC and graduated Frederick Douglas in Upper Marlboro, MD. He attended college at The University of Maryland-Eastern Shore and Strayer University where he studied Motel - Hotel Management and Cybersecurity.
Jr. obtained a commercial driver’s license and formed a family trucking business with his siblings where he worked as a commercial inter-state truck driver.
Caesar Jr. is a very kind-hearted person who will usually goes out of his way to help anyone that ask for his help. He was funny and fun to be around. Jr. will be missed for his smiles, loved music, entrepreneurial abilities and managerial abilities.
Caesar Jr. leaves behind his parents Angela Sims-Adigwe and Caesar Adigwe Sr. siblings: Michael Ray, Natasha Adigwe, Tiffany Adigwe, Brian Adigwe, and Chukwuemeka Adigwe and two stepsisters Yetunde Mimiko and Ebelechukwu Thomas . Nephews Makhai Adigwe and LeMichael Ray and niece Mackenzi Miller.
Maternal Grandfather-James Willie Batts. A host of aunts, uncles, cousins, step-parent, and bonus grandparents, and Jr’s. partner, Zenobia Ottley.
Preceded in death were his maternal grandmother, Wilma Jean Peacock, maternal aunt, Sharon R. Sims-Hicks, maternal great grandmothers, Annie M. Ford and Beatrice Batts-Horn. Paternal grandfather Chief Sylvester Adigwe and paternal grandmother Obi Betsy Chioma Adigwe.
Caesar Jr. attended primary school in Prince George’s County, Maryland. He attended High School at Archbishop High School in Washington, DC and graduated Frederick Douglas in Upper Marlboro, MD. He attended college at The University of Maryland-Eastern Shore and Strayer University where he studied Motel - Hotel Management and Cybersecurity.
Jr. obtained a commercial driver’s license and formed a family trucking business with his siblings where he worked as a commercial inter-state truck driver.
Caesar Jr. is a very kind-hearted person who will usually goes out of his way to help anyone that ask for his help. He was funny and fun to be around. Jr. will be missed for his smiles, loved music, entrepreneurial abilities and managerial abilities.