Joel King

Joel King, born on May 24, 1970, in New Jersey, left this world on October 16, 2026. He was a cherished son of the late Sue King and was welcomed into a family that embraced love and togetherness. Joel was preceded in death by his beloved mother Sue, his grandmother Barbara, and his niece Allison. Joel uprooted and moved to Michigan to be with Margaret and their three girls. He is survived by Margaret; His daughters Kay Lee (Keegan), Dani (Shane), and his small fry Reagan. His siblings, Kevin (Jennifer), and Ann Marie, his stepmother Gail, and his many nieces and nephews. They stand together in remembrance of Joel's enduring spirit. A proud grandfather, Joel leaves behind his treasured grandchild, Karson James who was his Pop-Pop’s best friend. Joel was looking forward to welcoming his newest grandson Kayden Joel in the spring. His legacy of kindness and laughter continues through his family. Joel graduated from high school in 1988, setting forth on a life journey marked by joy and generosity. Joel uprooted and sacrificed everything to move to Michigan to be with Marg and their three daughters. Known for his quick wit and warm smile, Joel had an innate ability to make everyone feel welcomed and valued. His jokes could lighten the heaviest of moods, leaving those around him with a sense of belonging and happiness. His kindness and generosity were not just traits but a way of life, touching countless individuals in profound ways. An avid gamer, Joel found joy in immersing himself in the virtual world, always eager to hop on the game. He also found pleasure in the simple joys of watching movies, finding stories that sparked his imagination and brought him joy. A service in celebration of Joel’s life will be held on October 25, 2026, at 2:00 PM at the Millington Community Center, located at 8705 State Rd, Millington, MI 48746. This gathering will be an opportunity to honor his memory, share stories, and find comfort in the presence of those who loved him. Joel's spirit will forever be remembered and cherished by all who had the privilege of knowing him. His life, though ended too soon, was a beacon of light and love that will continue to shine in the hearts of many.