In Loving Memory of Sophia Elohim
November 27, 2025 – March 11, 2026
University Place, Washington

With hearts broken beyond measure, we share the passing of our precious baby girl, Sophia Elohim, who graced this world for only a short time but filled it with immeasurable love. Born on November 27, 2025, Sophia brought light, tenderness, and joy to all who had the privilege of knowing her. She departed this earthly realm on March 11, 2026, leaving behind a love that will forever transcend time and space.

Sophia was a gentle, celestial spirit—too pure, too beautiful for this world. Though her time with us was fleeting, the moments she gave were profound. We are eternally grateful for the precious memories she gifted us. Thank you for sharing her with us. Her presence will be missed beyond measure, but her love and light will never, ever be forgotten.

In the wake of this unimaginable loss, as her family navigates the deepest grief of their lives, they extend their heartfelt gratitude to all who have surrounded them with compassion. Your unwavering support has been a beacon of comfort during their darkest days. Every condolence, every shared tear, every quiet moment of understanding has wrapped them in a much‑needed embrace. They remain eternally grateful for your presence and kindness during this incredibly difficult time.

Sophia is lovingly survived by her parents, Dvinci Elohim and Alicia Elohim; her sister, Jah'layah Asanti Marie Goodin; her grandparents, Roxanne Goodin, and Vania Delaney; her great-grandparents, Linda Kinkaid and Charles Kinkaid; god mother Cheyenne Bunch, and her cousins, Addison Cunningham and Lillyann Cunningham.

She is preceded in death by her grandfathers, Darren Ballard Sr. and Jeremy Chaffee.

Every beloved memory, every tender thought of Sophia, remains held in a love that knows no boundaries. Though her time here was brief, her impact is everlasting. She will forever be cherished, forever be missed, and forever be loved.