Ms. Tiffani Denea Jamison

Tiffani Denea Jamison November 4, 1999-December 30, 2021 Tiffani Denea Jamison affectionately known as, Big Tiff, Baby J, Big Baby and Baby was born to Chante M. Johnson and Jarett D. Jamison at Brooklyn Hospital on November 4, 1999. Tiff graduated from the YABC of Westinghouse-Downtown Brooklyn, January 2018. She later attended Thompkins Cortland Community College. Fun loving and full of life, Tiffani loved to cook for her family and friends; she was known for her baked ziti. As a natural comedian, she had a great sense of humor and enjoyed making people laugh. Tiffani was tech savvy, she could install and set up equipment with ease and fix just about anything! As a true and loyal friend, Tiff was passionate about those in her inner circle to include all the kids she loved who loved her right back- especially little boys who counted on her to rough house with them. Tiff was a trailblazer at heart, always willing to forge her own path with boldness and courage. A trait she no doubt inherited from her Grandmother, Marion Johnson with whom she is now reunited. She leaves to mourn: her mother, Chante’ M. Johnson (Edward Z. Paris), Grandfather Gregory Johnson Uncle Marcus G. Johnson and Great Grandmother Lois Jean Johnson, her father, Jarett D. Jamison (Tawana Huff) Brother Quordeir Jamison, Grandmother Sharon L. Mack (JD Jamison deceased) and Great Grandmother Mary Blount , Uncle Kelvin Jamison, Aunt Denea Jamison, Uncle Maurice Jamison, Uncle Tyquan Armstrong and Uncle Jordan Jamison, and a host of Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Godparents, God-brothers, and God-sisters. Baby Girl, Mommy wants you to know how much I love you. You made me smile, laugh, and cry. We had good times and challenging times yet, through it all God kept us and in time, God will keep Mommy as well. Tell Nana your first BFF, I love her, and I miss her like the air I breathe while trying daily to trust what she has taught me. All the while looking towards the hills from whence cometh my help even when it gets too hard. You are not here, but I carry you in my heart trusting in time, God will help me come to terms with your passing. My Queen & My Princess, I Thank God for the honor of being your mother. For our brief time together, God entrusted me to watch over and care for you and I will always be grateful. I will always be inspired by your ability to dance to the beat of your own drum and forge your own path even when others disagreed, including me! As your mother, I pray you did not suffer and that you asked God to be with you in those last moments. As your friend, I will miss my "taller than me" twin always rocking your bold- colored hair with a bold smile to match. Tiff, I will always mourn the day you passed, and I will always celebrate the day we lived- Tuesday, Dec 28. On our last day together, we laughed just like when you were a little girl on a Christmas Day. I will never forget your enthusiasm as you opened your gifts-- a custom robe and cash (just enough to get to get your wig done. LOL!). We then went to Kings Plaza, and you said the words that I had said to you for so many years, "Mommy get whatever you want." That day was a laughter- filled, snack, cookie, and shopping, dream come true, and I will cherish the memory forever.

Ms. Tiffani Denea Jamison

November 4, 1999 - December 30, 2021