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Jada Ravon Smith was born on March 24, 1995, and passed away on June 26, 2025. She was a beacon of joy, known for her infectious laughter and her remarkable ability to spread compassion to everyone around her. After graduating high school, fueled by her passion for caring for others, Jada enrolled at Gordon College to pursue a nursing career. While at Gordon, she not only thrived academically but also shined in talent shows, blending her spoken word artistry with the music of her guitar, a treasured gift from her grandfather, Willie Smith.
Jada brought undeniable joy to her family with her unique style and comical antics. As the only girl among her siblings, she embraced her role with pride and loved her brothers dearly. Jada was particularly close to her twin brother, whom she cared for deeply. She even took the time to teach him how to tie his shoes, showcasing her nurturing spirit and the strong bond they shared. Her playful nature and genuine affection for her family left a lasting impression, making her an irreplaceable presence in their lives.
Survived by her loving parents, Ricardo and Bridgette Smith; her brothers, Joshua (Ebone) Smith, Quincy Smith, and twin brother, Ja’lon Smith; her devoted grandmother, Lena J. Smith, and a vast network of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends; Tyrone Battle and other family members. Jada’s light continues to inspire and shine brightly in the hearts of all who knew her and her memory will be cherished forever.
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