Kymanni Keith

Kymanni Vaughn Keith, 24, beloved Son, Brother, and Grandson, was called to his eternal resting place on March 5, 2025. He entered this world on January 12, 2001 in Ocoee, FL, born to Jared (Binyahmin) Keith and Patricia (Aminah) Gomez.

He is survived by his father Jared (Binyahmin) Keith; mother Patricia (Aminah) Gomez; sister Aijha Keith; step-father Dywan (Abdul Maalik) King; step-mother Abigail Keith; step-grandfather Gary Meyers; grandmother Noreen Meyers; grandmother Maria Guadalupe Gomez; and preceded in death by his grandfathers, Jerry Keith and Guadalupe "Papi Lupe" Gomez; and many loving Uncles, Aunts and Cousins.

Kymanni was a bright light in our lives from the very beginning. He started talking at an early age, and from that moment on, it was clear he had a mind that absorbed knowledge effortlessly. He was loving, kind, thoughtful, and always willing to lend a hand to those around him. His intelligence and curiosity led him to excel in school, where he quickly advanced to the honors program. Despite the challenges he faced in life, he graduated high school with honorable recognition after achieving a perfect score on a test that very few accomplish.

Kymanni never let his struggles define him. He tackled every challenge with determination and an unwavering work ethic, excelling in everything he put his mind to. He was a hard worker who gave his all, whether in school, at work, or in his personal life. His perseverance and strength were an inspiration to everyone who knew him.

Even with his many achievements, he remained humble and compassionate-a gentle giant with a heart full of love for others. Kymanni was a true gentleman, an old soul whose chivalry shined in everything he did. He treated everyone with kindness and respect, always holding doors open, offering a helping hand, and making sure those around him felt valued and cared for.

Kymanni had a deep love for music, and it was a big part of who he was. Whether he was listening to his favorite songs, writing songs or sharing music with others, it brought him so much joy. He also had an incredible sense of humor-funny, silly, and always able to make those around him laugh. His playful spirit and ability to brighten any moment with his beautiful smile will never be forgotten.

He was also passionate about fitness and loved working out, always striving to stay strong and fit. He took pride in pushing himself physically, seeing it not just as a routine but as a way to challenge and improve himself.

Life will never be the same without him. The emptiness left by his absence is impossible to put into words, and he will be sorely missed every second of every day. Though he is no longer physically with us, his love and the memories we shared will forever remain in our hearts.