Jasmine was born as a premature baby on November 23, 1996, at Brandon Regional Hospital in Brandon, Florida, to parents, Asia Smith (Fair) and Michael Davis. Jasmine attended Seagull Childcare Center, where the teachers loved her spirit and personality while her mother accomplished her goal of receiving her high school diploma. Jasmine enjoyed watching movies such as “The Players’ Clubs” and “I Got the Hook-Up”. Comedies were her favorite movies to watch. These were some of her favorite television shows: “Teletubbies”, “Barney and Friends”, “SpongeBob”, and “Blues Clues”. She enjoyed listening to music such as “I Like It” by Sammie and “So Anxious” by Ginuwine. She was extremely excited about dogs. The odds were stacked against her early in life, at the age of 3, Jasmine was diagnosed with a brain tumor, and over the years, she began to have some complications. Nevertheless, God had another plan for Jasmine. She thrived to the best of her abilities. Remembering her is easy. So pure, the bond cannot be broken. Jasmine was unique, joyful, and always happy. She had beautiful, dark brown eyes and a vibrant laugh and smile. Jasmine refused to give up. She fought until she earned her angel wings. Life holds so many facets; this earth is only one. She lived a short life but left a mark on the hearts of all the people who came into contact with her while on this journey. She leaves to witness her homegoing: her mother, Asia Fair (Anthony) of Fort Lauderdale, Florida; a loving father, Michael Davis of Plant City, Florida: a sister, Sharmani Calhoun; two brothers, Frederick Martin and Jeremiah Martin of Fort Lauderdale, Florida; grandparents, Cynthia Demps of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, William Smith, Velverine Davis and Kenneth Cox, Sr. (deceased), all of Plant City, Florida; two stepsisters and five stepbrothers of Miami, Florida; and a host of aunts, great-aunts, uncles, great-uncles, cousins, and many other sorrowing loved ones.