Justin M. Watt Sunday, June 1, 2025. Beloved father of Abbigale, Alexis, Alayna, Collin and Logan Watt; dear son of Michael (Mary) Watt and the late Joyce Watt; dear twin brother of the late Joshua M. Watt, survived by Melissa (Michael) Busso, Laura Young, Jenny (Jason) Anderson, Tonia (Robert) Francis, Dawn Kirkendall and the late Nathan Kirkendall; dear grandson of Rosemarie and the late Jimmie Watt; our dear uncle, nephew, cousin and friend.
Services: Funeral at Kutis South County Chapel 5255 Lemay Ferry Road Saturday, June 7, 10am. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation Friday 3-9pm.
Justin,
I am, and always will be, proud to call you my brother!
The memories we have, I will cherish forever! From the moments of rollerblading at the skating rink, mischief in the parent’s basement, to the pokers games, and late nights. Then settling down and raising our kids together. Teaching them how to be friends and not just cousins. Every step of the way I felt special to be your sister, and you always made me feel secure when you were there.
You were a wonderful brother, and I thank God for creating such a beautiful soul in you!
I know we will see each other again, I just hope you know how much you are loved forever and will be missed down here on earth❤️
You were a darn good tree climber and a much better friend, sure gonna miss you my friend
Justin, you’ve always been more than a friend to me—you were, and always will be, family. The memories we shared will forever live in my heart. From fishing trips and working side by side, to casino nights, shopping runs, barbecues, and those unforgettable clean sweeps on properties—we made every moment count, filled with laughter and good times.
I will miss you deeply.
You were a true man of God, and your faith never wavered, no matter what life threw at you. Because of that, I know without a doubt that you are now in His presence. I find peace knowing I’ll see you again one day.
Thank you for always being genuine, for your selfless heart, and for reminding me that there are rare souls in this world who truly live for the good of others. You were one of a kind.
Though not perfect (none of us are), you came as close as anyone I’ve known—with your strength, your kindness, and your unwavering spirit. You’ll always live in my heart and soul.
Until we meet again, my friend—my brother from another mother—I love you dearly.
With all my love,
Your sista from another mista,
Shawna xoxo