Serenity Nicole Akers

Born 1/14/2005 Rested on 11/28/2022

She is survived by her father Robert Akers, her mother Nicole Ramirez, Jr and stepfather Henry Ramirez, Jr., and stepmother Mariana Huljev. She is survived by her siblings, Michael Akers and his wife Paige Akers, Robert Akers, Dakota Akers and his wife Wendy Akers, Nathen Akers, Charesh Carver, Gabriel Ramirez and Sage Carver. She is survived by her grandparents Mary Ann Hess, Douglas Slone, Patty Figueredo. She is survived by her nephew Dakota Akers, Jr. and her two nieces Melody Akers and Aaliyah Akers.

Serenity was born a beautiful baby girl. So tiny and beautiful that she looked like a porcelain doll. Serenity was always very vocal from the moment she was born whether it was with her voice, her body language or her feisty attitude. She has always been a giant ball of energy and would always light up the room with her vibe, no matter where she went or what age she was. She was full of laughter and love. If you had the opportunity to meet Serenity, and she liked you, you were automatically her friend right then and there, and she loved you from that moment on. She was so strong-minded, stubborn, very protective, funny, caring and an absolute loving person. She had the smarts and was extremely intelligent and very organized. Once she put that beautiful brain of hers into action there was absolutely no stopping her. She was always up for a debate whether it was about education, politics or even the NA book. When she fell in love with something she wanted everyone to know all about it. It could be from her love for supernatural with her father Robert or to the vampire's diary/ twilight with her mother Nicole. Serenity also loved watching random movies with her siblings or just simply hanging out and talking and would never pass up an opportunity for snuggle time with her baby nephew Dakota or doing her newfound interest in the tarot cards with family, friends and loved ones. Serenity would always place claim to her stepfather Henry's favorite shirts and sweaters. She was NEVER afraid to try new things, and she always wanted people to love her just as much as she loved them. Her passion was writing, music, going to new places and just simply being surrounded by the people she loved and enjoyed being with. She didn't care what kind of background or lifestyle you were from, she accepted you just the way you were, and she always wanted to help anyone, even if that meant giving her last dollar or the shirt off of her back. You always knew when Serenity was home or had been home because the house would look like a tornado. Extension cord here, laptop over there, shoes scattered in different spots, backpack on the floor and of course a bowl of cereal either in her hand or empty next to her. Her presence was a blessing and a gift. Her heart was so beautiful and pure and the beautiness of her soul is what attracted people to her.

Please come and join us as we send Serenity onto her next chapter on her journey. On Tuesday, December 20th,2022 at Desert View Funeral Home Chapel located at 11478 Amargosa Road, Victorville CA. 92392 (760) 244-0007.

Viewing is 9am to 11am in Chapel and service starts at 11am.