D’Mitri Dunson-Riggs Obituary – Bloomington, Illinois | Former Men’s Basketball Player Death Report
The Bloomington, Illinois community is mourning the reported passing of D’Mitri Dunson-Riggs, also known as D’Mitri Riggs, a former men’s basketball player and lifelong Bloomington resident. This obituary provides a verified, respectful account of his life, athletic career, and publicly available records, strictly based on confirmed educational, athletic, and public documentation. At the time of publication, no official statement has confirmed the date, location, or cause of death, nor have funeral or memorial arrangements been released.
D’Mitri Dunson-Riggs was born and raised in Bloomington, where he cultivated deep community ties through school, athletics, and personal relationships. He attended Bloomington High School, actively participating in organized basketball and establishing himself as a dedicated student-athlete. Former teammates and local sports figures remembered him for his discipline, competitive spirit, and strong connection to his hometown, which laid the foundation for his collegiate basketball career.
Public records indicate that D’Mitri played as a guard at Wabash Valley College, standing 6 feet 1 inch and weighing 172 pounds during his collegiate years. He was recognized for his versatility on the court, court awareness, and ability to contribute both offensively and defensively. County records list him as a 34-year-old Black male with black hair and brown eyes. Court documentation notes a past arrest in Woodford County, Illinois for driving while license revoked or suspended (Class A misdemeanor), which represents only a portion of his public record.
D’Mitri Dunson-Riggs is remembered primarily for his athletic contributions and his role as a committed student-athlete representing Bloomington. Family members have not been publicly identified, and arrangements for funeral or memorial services have not been announced. The family has requested privacy during this time of mourning.
His passing represents a significant loss for family, former teammates, and the Bloomington basketball community, leaving behind a legacy defined by perseverance, dedication, and strong local roots.
