Aymani packed more love and light into her 12 short years than most do in a lifetime. Her smile was infectious, her hugs and kisses were healing, and her imagination knew no bounds. She made every day an adventure and taught us all the meaning of unconditional love. Our lives will never be the same without her, but we are forever better because of her. We'll carry her light with us always.

Aymani Marie Jade Johnson , affectionately known as "Mani" or "Pooh-Pooh", was born in Atlanta, Georgia on February 2, 2012, to Lamar Johnson and Anita Williams. She entered into eternal rest on January 18, 2025.

Aymani was unique, kindhearted, generous and most of all a beautiful person inside and out who shared her many gifts with the world. She loved her family more than anything and made sure they always knew it. She was an Honor Roll student, a member of the National Junior Beta Club, a member of the 4-I Club, and she was with the school chorus and orchestra. She won the Bryant Elementary School Spelling Bee Competition as well as her class Math Bee. She received awards for volunteering in the community and was featured in the local newspaper for community service. Aymani was also a talented artist, dancer, and singer (in the shower).

Left to cherish precious memories of Aymani are her parents, Lamar Johnson of Austell, Georgia and Anita Williams of Morrow, Georgia; three sisters, Arycana Griffin, Analya Williams and Amaya Wesley; four brothers, Isaiah Williams, Treshon Griffin, Christian Johnson, and Royal Johnson. Maternal grandfather, Kevin Williams of Morrow, Georgia; paternal grandparents, Jesse Jones of Winter Haven Florida and Joann Johnson-Miller of Austell, Georgia. Stepmother, Precious Jackson of Atlanta, Georgia; stepbrother Vantavious Williams and stepsister, Harmony Willams. Her bestie and cousin; Charlotte "Charlie" Hill of Live Oak, Florida and go to buddy, Timothy Hill "Uncle TT" of Austell, Georgia. Also left to mourn are a host of uncles, aunts, friends, classmates, teachers, and neighbors- all of whom adored her dearly.