Jeniyah Marie Brown

Born on Friday, July 29,2011 in Columbus,Ohio, Jeniyah was a precious gift to all who knew her. She was very smart, vibrant, joyful spirit, helpful, loving, caring, goofy, and a daddy’s girl. Aka “Daddy’s Princess”. Her heart would melt every time her daddy called her his princess. The bond they shared with each other was unbreakable. One thing she didn’t play about was her little brother Elijah. She loved him very much, as they shared adventurous moments together and an unbreakable bond. Jeniyah’s favorite thing to do was going on daddy daughter dates, watch girl movies, have scary movie nights with her daddy, help cook, going out of town on adventures, and having sleepovers with her grandma. She always looked to spend time with grandma every time she came back with her daddy. She loved calling her family before bed every night and love spending time with both her grand parents. Every time her grandpa visit or call before bed, she always love the way he talked. “Too cool for

School”. She always mocked him after every phone call and would create different things for her grandpa. Niyah loved her grandparents.

Jeniyah was an eight grade student at Heart of Ohio Classical Academy on Dublin Campus. Jeniyah loved to read, have art class, play and enjoyed lunch with her friends. Her favorite sport was soccer.

She leaves to cherish her memory her loving parent, Shaquille Brown (Father), LaVaudia Davis (stepmother), Johnnie Mae Brown, Joseph Brown, Gloretha Gunn, and Henry Hank Hollis (Great grandparents) , Sherry Hollis (Grandmother), Joseph Brown (Grandfather), Elijah Brown ( Little Brother) and many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends who will forever hold her in their hearts.

A private service to celebrate Jeniyah’s life will be held at Eastlawn Cemetery on June 27th at 10:00am. Shaquille would like to thank Lauren Buzzard , Schoedinger funeral director, Nationwide children’s hospital, GI department, and family for helping to make this service happen today. Though her time with us was far too short, Jeniyah’s impact was immeasurable. She will be deeply missed and forever remembered.