DeAntuan Travelle Fields

June 20, 1984 - April 22, 2020

DeAntuan Travelle Fields was born in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on June 20, 1984 to Clarence and Genice Fields. He graduated from Blanche Ely High School, Class of 2003, in Pompano Beach, Florida. On November 26, 2012 DeAntuan was united in Holy Matrimony to Krystal Copeland. God blessed this union with one beautiful daughter (Deauna) and two handsome boys (DeAntuan and Antuan). He was a devoted husband and father. At a very young age, DeAntuan Fields joined Newborn Holiness Church under the leadership of Dr. George E. Daniels and Elder Harold Westley where he served until his death. DeAntuan’s passion was playing his guitar and gospel quartet singing. He would share his talent with anyone. He played for his church, church choir, the Southernaires, the Traveling QCs, Brothers and Mount Nebo just to name a few. The “Guitar Scientist” as his business card read is now singing and playing for the heavenly choir. God called his servant from labor to rest after he saw that his fight was won April 22, 2020 at North Broward Medical Center. He leaves to mourn his wife of 8 years, Krystal Copeland-Fields of Pompano Beach, Florida; his children Deauna Fields, DeAntuan Fields Jr., Antuan Fields, Treasure Permenter and Wesley Clement of Pompano Beach, Florida. His loving father and mother, Clarence and Genice Fields. One sister, Chianti Fields of Pompano Beach, Florida, two brothers, Terrence Fields of San Diego, California and Richard Fields, Pompano Beach, Florida. Grandmother, Bessie Daniels of Pompano Beach, Florida. Grandfather, Gus Daniels (Deceased 4/11/20). Aunts, Teratha (James) Brooks, Margate, Florida, Cathy (Ulato) Reed, Pompano Beach, Florida, Carol Fields of West Palm Beach, Florida, Elizabeth Spikes of Miami, Florida, Inez Daniels, Pompano Beach, Florida and Laura (James) Gathers, Georgetown, South Carolina. Nephew, Camarian Pasquet, Pompano Beach, Florida and nieces, Teresa Fields and Taliyah Fields, Dallas, Texas. Special cousins Shaquoia (Kendrick) Moore and Daniel Brooks of Margate, Florida, Anthony Taylor of Orlando, Florida, Nicholas Cooper of West Palm Beach, Florida, Lavanda Reinger of Miami, Florida and Darryl Fields Jr. of Pompano Beach, Florida. Preceding him in death his paternal grandparents Mary Washington and Clarence Fields, Uncle Daryl Fields. He also leaves to mourn a host of god sisters, god brothers, other relatives and sorrowing friends.