Arron DaShawn Tigner

Arron Dashawn Tigner better known as “OJ” of Dayton, OH was called home to be with the Lord unexpectedly on March 9, 2024 at the young age of 28.

Arron was preceded in death by his father,  Micheal Tigner; his uncle Wilfred Hall; grandmothers Brenda Johnson and Cynthia Worth and his cousin,  Keisha Hall.

Arron is survived by his mother Lisa Hall;  his six daughters, Gia Sanders, Arryn, Aubrey, Autumn, Brooklyn and Arryion Tigner;  his three sisters, Ashley Hall, Mi'Kel Tigner, and Aliyah Cobbler; his four brothers, Damicheal Tigner, Davon Tigner, Justin Anthony and Dequan Fitzgerald; his grandfathers, Cornelius Johnson and Malcolm Worth; his aunt, Kimberly Worth; his uncles, Kevin and Jermaine Tigner; his special cousins, Wilma Spencer, Amber Spencer. Kylynn Shackelford Christopher Hall. Ryan Hall, Keith Hall and Cierra Camden and his abundant number of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Arron was born on August 26, 1995 at Good Samaritan Hospital to Lisa Hall and Micheal Tigner.

Arron attended Carlson Elementary and Thurgood Marshall High school. While in school he played multiple sports including basketball, football, baseball, and Soccer. In 2018, he received his OSHA, First Aid, PECT, and CSET  Certifications. He also received his forklift license. Arron had plans to further his education this spring to be able to start and grow a business of his own.  He’s always had a leader mind state. He was very creative and loved art. Arron loved to draw, paint, and loved music.  He played the violin and as well as the drums.

Arron loved anime and aspired to use his drawing skills and knowledge about anime to create his own show or comic book. Arron was a very hard worker; working 80 hours+ weekly. Arron put his all into everything he did. He went through rough patches and never let that defeat him. Any time he got knocked down he got right back up and stood even taller than before. Always overachieving, but yet always remaining humble.

Most of all Arron was a family man. He would do anything to provide for his six daughters, mother, and for anyone in his family. He would give the clothes off his back if he needed too, and never expected anything in return. Arron was a great man. Arron was a loving father, son, sibling, nephew, cousin and friend. Arron was, loved and will be missed dearly and his memory will forever live on. He's still above ground.  •#LongLiveArronDashawnTigner

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