Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Christian Immanuel Fair

Christian Immanuel Fair gained his wings and went home to be with the Lord and Heavenly Father on Saturday, June 13, 2026, while in his studio doing what he loved most creating music.

Christian was born on June 21, 1993, in Virginia Beach, Virginia, to his loving parents, Laddie Fair Jr. and Leslie Fair. Born on the first day of summer, he brought warmth, light, and joy into the lives of all who knew him.

Raised in the church, Christian was introduced to Christ at an early age and dedicated his life to the Lord as a young boy. His faith remained a guiding force throughout his life, providing him strength, purpose, and perseverance through every challenge he faced.

Christian attended Akron Public Schools and later earned his GED. He continued his education at the University of Akron, Full Sail University, and Ohio Media School where he pursued his passion for music and graduated. A gifted musician and entrepreneur, Christian was the CEO of CFair Productions, where he engineered and produced music, wrote songs, played the keyboard, and helped bring countless musical visions to life. However, his greatest musical gift was behind the drums. From the age of two when he received his first drum set, Christian captivated hearts with his extraordinary talent, using rhythm and passion to speak to people in a way words often could not.

His love for music was deeply rooted in family. He began playing alongside his talented grandfather, a saxophonist, and his father, who was known for playing guitar and bass at the age of eight. Their influence helped shape the remarkable musician and artist Christian would become.

Beyond music, Christian possessed many talents. He was a gifted artist who enjoyed drawing, painting, writing poetry, and creating short stories. He also owned and operated Fair Lawns, a landscaping business dedicated to serving and beautifying the community. Blessed with exceptional creativity and skill, Christian could build, repair, and create nearly anything he set his mind to from projects around the home as a child to construction work as an adult, and even building his own music studio from the ground up.

Christian had a presence that could light up any room. His strong spirit, infectious smile, loving heart, and thoughtful nature made a lasting impression on everyone he met. Whether sharing an intellectual conversation, offering encouragement, or creating moments of laughter, he left an unforgettable mark on countless lives.

Above all else, Christian was a devoted son, brother, father, and family man. His love for his family was unconditional and unwavering. He was always willing to show up, lend support, and be present for those he loved. Through life's lessons, obstacles, and hardships, Christian never gave up. His resilience, faith, and determination inspired many and reflected the strength of his character.

Christian was preceded in death by his beloved grandparents and great-grandparents, whom he loved dearly.

He leaves to cherish his memory his loving children, (Shayla ) Avery, Israela Fair, and Rocky Fair; his parents, Laddie Fair Jr. (Chrystal) and Leslie Fair; his siblings, Brandi Fair, BriAnna Fair (Darelle Sr.), and Laddie Fair III (Dayshia); his nieces and nephews, Nyla Fair-Hamilton, Marlon Hamilton, Darelle Wright Jr., Darius Wright, Daveion Wright, Daveirre Wright, Denver Wright, Jaylen, Jaliyah Fair, and Jace Fair; his aunts and uncles, Brandon Burrows (Lavondra), Alfonzo Henderson Jr., Antonetti "Toni" Weber (James), Satonya Fair (Juan), and Kelli Linton (Richard); along with a host of cousins, extended family members, and dear friends who will forever treasure the memories they shared with him.

Christian's life was a testament to faith, creativity, perseverance, and love. Though his time on earth was far too short, the impact he made will live on through the music he created, the lives he touched, and the family he loved so deeply.

“Well done, good and faithful servant."- Matthew 25:23

Forever loved. Forever remembered. Forever missed.