Treysuhr Abriana Zhanayah Carter Obituary (2009 - 2024)

Treyshur Abriana Zhanayah Carter, was born on November 8, 2009, to Monica Plummer and Harold Carter. Jr. She was baptized at a very early age at St. Peter's United Methodist Church. She attended Brookhollow Elementary school, Riojas Elementary School and finally, her beloved Bohls Middle School. She was a vibrant and talented 14-year-old who left us far too soon. A bright and spirited 14-year-old who brought immense joy to our lives. Treyshur's journey,though brief, was filled with love, laughter, and a passion for life that touched everyone who knew her. Treyshur's love for sports was evident in every game she played. From the football field to the basketball court and the track, she approached each match with a dedication and enthusiasm that set her apart. Her family cheered proudly from the sidelines, witnessing not only her athletic prowess but also the radiant smile that lit up her face when she played the sports she loved. nDance was another one of Treyshur's great loves. Her less than graceful moves and infectious energy could turn any gathering into a celebration. She danced with heart and soul, leaving lasting memories of joy and laughter in the hearts of those lucky enough to share the dance floor with her. Yet, what defined Treyshur most was her deep love for her family. She was a source of warmth, bringing the family together with her laughter, love, and genuine care for each member. Treyshur's family meant the world to her, and she, in turn, meant the world to them. As we grapple with the pain of Treyshur's untimely departure, let us hold onto the precious moments we shared with her. In the echo of her laughter, the beat of her dance, and the thrill of her athletic pursuits, we find comfort and solace. Treyshur's spirit will forever live on in the hearts of those who were touched by her presence. As we mourn the loss of Treyshur, let us remember the joy she brought into our lives, the passion she poured into her pursuits, and the love she shared with those around her. In honoring her memory, may we find solace in the beautiful moments she gifted us and hold onto the spirit of resilience and determination that defined her too-short journey. She was preceded in death by her maternal grandfather, Ollie C. Plummer, and her father, Harold Carter, Jr. She leaves to cherish her memory her mother, Monica T. Plummer, her sisters: Teneisha Q. Plummer, Emani O. Carter, and Kiara N. Carter; her god brother, Kaden Franklin, her maternal grandmother Evelyn Dubra, her PaPa, Charles H. Dubra; her paternal grandfather, Harold Carter, Sr.; her paternal grandmother Bobbie Brockenton; a host of Aunts, uncles, nieces, cousins, friends, teammates and her special little niece/sister, Maliyah better known as Mookie.