Miss Zoee' Lache' Grimble

Zoee’ Lache’ Ja’Marie Grimble entered this world on April 5, 2024, bringing with her a light so pure and gentle that it touched every heart around her. Though her time on earth was brief, her presence was powerful. She filled her family’s days with joy, laughter, and moments that will forever be treasured. Zoee’ had a smile that could brighten any room and a spirit that radiated warmth. She loved being held close, hearing familiar voices, and exploring the world with bright, big bubbly eyes. Her sweet personality, soft laughter, and loving nature brought comfort and happiness to everyone blessed to know her. Every moment with her was a gift, and every memory remains a blessing.

On March 1, 2026, Zoee’ returned to the arms of the angels, leaving behind a legacy of love that will never fade. Her family finds peace in knowing she rests safely in God’s embrace, surrounded by the same love she brought into the world.

Zoee’ is cherished and remembered by her loving mother, Breunna Luddington, and her devoted father, Darrius Turner. She is also held close in the heart of her Bonus Mother, Angelica Kennedy. She leaves behind her grandmothers, La Tasha Lee, Kezia Lee, Angie Kennedy, and Missy Falls, who adored her deeply.

She is remembered with love by her auntie, Aaliyah McCall, and her uncles, Patrick “Duke” McCall Jr. and Ty’Rell Timmons, who treasured every moment with her. Zoee’ is celebrated by her great grandmother, Dorothy Grimble, and her great grandfather, Warren Johnson, whose wisdom and love surround her memory.

Her cousins, Madisyn Wright, Lyriq Wright, and Choseyn Wright, along with a large circle of family, friends, and loved ones, will forever carry her light in their hearts. Though her time here was short, Zoee’s impact was everlasting. She taught her family the meaning of unconditional love, the beauty of small moments, and the power of a child’s presence. Her spirit will continue to shine brightly through the love she inspired.

Zoee’ Lache’ Ja’Marie Grimble is loved beyond words, missed beyond measure, and remembered forever.