Deionté Kyre Marquez Hall was born June 29, 2000 in Washington, DC to Falyn LeBeauf and the late Danny Hall. He graduated from The Academy at James B. Dudley High School with honors, and as a member of the track team. In 2016, Deionté interviewed and was accepted into "The Black Suit Initiative," a leadership program designed to prevent young males from falling victim to senseless acts of violence, incarceration and cyclical poverty. After graduation, he enrolled at Guilford Technical Community College in Greensboro, North Carolina. While attending college he obtained his HVAC certification and had plans to own his own Air Conditioning Refrigeration business after graduating. Deionté was a polite, respectful, kind and charismatic, young man with an awesome personality. He had a big heart and had a spectacular way with children. Affectionately known as "TAYE," he always had a beautiful, gigantic smile accented by adorable dimples to charm. He was so easy to love! EVERYBODY LOVES TAYE!!! Deionté had a passion for music, he also loved dancing and he combined his two favorite hobbies to create extraordinary skits to entertain his friends and family. He was known for his quick wit, his infectious smile and his kind and compassionate spirit. Deionté was preceded in death by his father, Danny "Deion" Hall. He is survived by his mother, Falyn LeBeauf; stepfather, Curtis Martin; brother, Devin "Byrd" Hall; grandmothers, Letitia LeBeauf and DeLacey Arrington; grandfather, Terry Buckhalter; aunts, Felicia Downey(Rodrick), Farrah Buckhalter; uncles, Milton Harris (Tracey), Charles Tracey(Jakeea), and Antonio Osbey; and many cousins and friends.