Ayesha Nichelle Chatman

Ayesha Nichelle Chatman was born at Valhalla hospital on June 8th, 1987, to Nichelle Chatman and Robert Hamilton III. She spent her childhood in NY before moving to Virginia where she remained, until her untimely passing on September 13, 2023. Ayesha loved playing video games and attended Full Sail University for game design, where she aspired to become a videogame designer. Ayesha is survived by her mother, Nichelle Chatman, her father, Derrick Boyd, her sister Etienne C Boyd, brothers Tyquan J. Boyd Chatman, Monty Dixon, Robby, Rance, and Rahmeek Hamilton, her grandmothers, Barbara Chatman and Joan Hamilton, uncles Willie Lee Chatman, Adam Chatman and her Fiancé Jonathan Black. Ayesha will be sorely missed by her many loved ones. She is Preceded in death by Grandfather Junior L Chatman and her son Andrew Keanu Lee Faison. A poem from the family: Ayesha We thought you'd be here forever. You lived your life as if there was no end. We thought you’d would be here forever. You were always a phone call away, we thought you'd be here forever. Your heart and spirit was bigger than the universe. We thought you’d be here forever. You were always up for a good road trip anywhere, will miss the long talks. We thought you’d here forever. You were admired by many because of your giving spirit and your smile. We thought you'd be here forever. So many lives will be impacted greatly with you no longer her. We thought you'd be here forever. Never would I have imagine in the blink of an eye you would be gone. We thought you would be here forever. Family gatherings will be different without you. We thought you'd be here forever. You always say never say goodbye, this is a see you later. We thought you'd be here forever. Thank you for many memories and that beautiful, beautiful smile, we thought you would be here forever. We will miss them beautiful eyes that tell everything about you. We thought you’d be here forever. Thank you for all the beautiful memories, you are really here forever in our hearts. Love always, your parents.