Danero Ramon Queen

Danero Ramon Queen, born on June 25, 1964, in Washington, DC, peacefully transitioned from this life on January 23, 2025, in the same city that witnessed his remarkable journey. He is remembered dearly for his articulate nature, artistic soul, and passionate spirit.

Danero was a proud veteran of the United States Army, a chapter of his life which he regarded as his greatest accomplishment. His service not only exemplified his dedication to his country but also shaped the principled man he became, instilling in him values that touched all who knew him.

A proud Alumni of Suitland High School, Danero’s creativity was evident in his love for drawing. He spent countless hours honing this craft, a reflection of his very artistic personality. Friends and family will fondly remember him as a passionate and devoted fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers, often expressing his unwavering enthusiasm both on and off the field.

Danero's legacy lives on through his loving mother, Rosa Queen, and his siblings: Joyce Bell, Daryl Queen, William Queen Jr., Loreli Givens, Patrick Queen, and Michael Queen. He also leaves behind his brother Derek Queen, along with Derek's wife, Alice Queen, and his sister Kimia Blackwell, along with her husband, Lamont Blackwell. Each family member carries with them cherished memories of Danero that will endure through the passing of time.

He was preceded in death by his father, William Augustine Queen Sr., whose memory remains an important source of strength and inspiration for the family.

In this difficult time, we ask that you keep Danero’s family in your thoughts and prayers as they navigate their profound sense of loss. Danero Ramon Queen will be deeply missed, but his spirit and vibrant personality will undoubtedly continue to inspire those who had the privilege to know him.