Ayron Areem Akins

In Loving Memory of Ayron Areem Akins

"The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit."

- Psalm 34:18

Ayron Areem Akins was born on July 1, 2004, in New Orleans, Louisiana, to Amber Anita Akins and Clifford Harrell Jr. He was raised in Houston, Texas, where he thrived as a proud product of the city's public school system, graduating from Andy Dekaney Senior High School in 2023.

Ayron was known for his witty, outgoing personality, he was always joking and clowning around. Ayron's smile could light up any room. His vibrant energy and unique sense of style made him unforgettable, as he expressed himself boldly through fashion, always staying on the latest trend and standing out with his confidence and creativity.

He worked several years at The Home Depot, where he built a strong work ethic and sense of responsibility. But Ayron's ambition reached far beyond - driven by an entrepreneurial spirit, he went on to found Two Pressure Media.

At Two Pressure Media, Ayron's passion truly came to life. He poured his heart into creating enjoyable and meaningful content through photography and videography, dedicated to improving the lives of others and amplifying voices. His artistic vision and commitment to quality left a lasting legacy in the media community.

Ayron was more than a content creator-he was a giver. Known for his kindness, generosity, and compassionate heart, he constantly sought to uplift those around him. He had a deep love for modeling and found joy in expressing himself in front of the camera. More than anything, Ayron cherished time spent with his family, making memories filled with laughter, love, and lasting bonds.

His faith was a cornerstone of his life. Ayron worshipped, loved, and served the Lord with unwavering devotion, touching the hearts of many with his spirit of love, compassion, and service. His life was a reflection of God's light, and his belief in the power of faith and community was evident in everything he did.

On the morning of Sunday, July 6, 2025, Ayron was called home to be with the Lord. His passing was sudden and unexpected, and while we lost our most beloved family member, many lost a dear friend, classmate, coworker, and creative partner.

Ayron was preceded in death by his beloved grandparents, Robert Davis Jr. and Donna Akins, great grandfather Henry Akins; his uncle, Hamilton Israel IV; great uncle Ralph Akins and Shannon Crawford; his cousin, Myron Israel; great aunts, Sylvia Akins and Detta Cockerham; Great Grandmother, Katherine Martin and Great Grandfather Robert Davis Sr.

He leaves to cherish his precious memories with his loving mother, Amber Anita Akins; his loving brother, A'Quan Randolph; his aunt, Myra Israel; his uncle, Myles Akins; great grandmother, Zoila Akins; bonus aunt, Mia Robair, Angela Banks and Tracy Patterson. His great Aunts, Henrietta Akins, Thelma Crawford, Alfredia Williams, Brianne Shipley, Alvenita Davis, Elizabeth Claverie- Martin, Ja'Ton Martin; his great uncle Bruce Akins, Adrian Martin, Kerri Martin, Daphael Shipley, and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, and dear friends.

Though Ayron is no longer with us physically, his presence continues to live on in every life he touched. His legacy of creativity, kindness, and faith will inspire generations to come. We take comfort in knowing that Ayron is at peace, embraced by the Lord he loved so deeply.

Ayron Areem Akins was a shining light, a source of joy and love, and an example of grace and resilience. His spirit will forever remain in our hearts.

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"I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith."

- 2 Timothy 4:7