Jamin A. Suber was born on December 23, 1982, to Aaron and Veronica Suber in Fairlawn, Ohio.
Jamin grew up in Fairlawn and graduated from Copley High School. While at Copley, he served on the Student Council and competed on the swim team and football team, where they affectionately nicknamed him “Grady.” Jamin also played 4 years of football for the College of Wooster Fighting Scots and started at defensive end.
Jamin attended the House of the Lord Church as a child and accepted Jesus as his Lord and Savior at an early age. He was baptized along with his older brother at eleven years old.
Jamin had a love and a talent for fashion and worked in the retail clothing and fashion industry since he was 16 years old.  He attended two colleges: the College of Wooster graduating with his Bachelor of Art in Business Economics, and Kent State University graduating with his Bachelor of Science in Fashion Merchandising. Jamin used his talent for finances, his expertise in the clothing industry, and his love for fashion while he was employed as Product Developer at Kohl’s, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Senior Sourcing Specialist at Abercrombie and Fitch in Columbus, Ohio; and as Product Development and Sourcing Manager at Lands’ End in Dodgeville, Wisconsin.
Jamin was a former employee and volunteer at Emmanuel Christian Academy, working through the school year and during the summer program as needed.  Always responding to his mother’s call since his youth, Jamin worked any position where he was needed, most recently this past summer. He’s done it all for Emmanuel from teaching, setting up the school, maintenance to food services, but he most enjoyed working and interacting with the children.
Jamin was known for his sarcasm, sharp wit, and his ability to make people laugh.  He was meticulous and detailed in all that he did and expected the same from you.  Jamin was a devoted son, a loving brother, an adoring uncle, and a loyal friend who loved his family. He made sure his friends and family knew they were loved and appreciated by showering them with gifts, cards, acts of service and meaningful conversations.
Jamin adored his nieces and nephews and they adored him.  He spent countless hours with them watching cartoons, teaching them nonsense words and inappropriate quotes, and feeding them junk food to their hearts’ content.

Jamin was preceded in death by his grandparents, Dessie and Johnny Vawters, and Odessa and Mose Pete Suber.

Jamin will be lovingly remembered by his parents, Aaron and Veronica Suber (Fairlawn, Ohio); his brother, Dr. Vincent (Elizabeth) Suber II (Stow, Ohio); his sisters, Lynette Brown (Akron, Ohio) and Lydia Brown (Columbus, Ohio); his nieces and nephews, Niesha, Ja’Marious, Amaya, Trinity, Jaron, Ja’Mario, Vincent III and Violet; special friend, Mrs. Sarah Washington; favorite auntie, Catherine “Kitty” Thomas; and a host of other uncles, aunties, family members and friends.