Creeden Tyler Balentine

Creeden Tyler Balentine, beloved son of Jada Nichole Balentine And Everett Maxwell Jarrell was born on May 1, 2024, in Jackson, TN. With heavy hearts, we announce that Creeden passed away on June 14, 2024, at his home in Friendship, TN.  A Memorial Service to celebrate Creeden's life will be held on Saturday, June 22, 2024, at the Bells Funeral Home from 2:00 PM until 4:00 PM.

During his short time on Earth, Creeden brought immense happiness and love to those around him. His sweet personality, big eyes and perfect smile touched the hearts of everyone he encountered. He found joy in the simplest of things, such as snuggling with his mom, going for walks in his stroller, receiving booty pats, grabbing moms’ finger with his toes, and enjoying bottle time. Creeden's favorite place in the world was in his Mama's arms, where he felt safe and loved. His nicknames, including Creed, Creedy, and Baby Peaches, reflected the affection and endearment he received from his loved ones. Although his time with us was brief, Creeden's impact on the lives of others cannot be overstated. He brought immeasurable joy and light to his mother and family, serving as a saving grace during challenging times.

 Along with his parents, Creeden is survived by his Maternal Grandparents: Nikki and Jason Balentine (Nini and Poppy); His Great Grandparents: Steven and Debbie Lynn, Joyce Sawyer and Great-Great Grandmother: Jane Carman; His Aunts: Alyssa Balentine(Aaron Arango) and Serenity Hampton; Uncles; Jackson Balentine(Kathleen Perez), Jason Koonce, Joshua Koonce, Joey Balentine; Cousins: Thea and Axton Arango and Fur Brother: T-Rex.  Creeden Tyler Balentine will be deeply missed, but his memory will forever be cherished by those who had the privilege of knowing and loving him. May he rest in eternal peace. 

He was preceded in death by his Grandfather: Jody Lee Balentine; Great Grandfather: Ricky Koonce and Great-Great Grandfather: CW Carman. 

In Lieu of flowers, donations are requested to Bells Funeral Home towards expenses.

“Those we held in our arms for a little while, we hold in our hearts forever.” Khalil Gibran