Treivonne Cobb Obituary

LIFE'S JOURNEY

Treivonnbe Dekae Cobb

In the vibrant tapestry of life, few threads shine as brightly as that of Treivonne DEKAE Cobb. Born on August 22, 1996, in the spirited city of Denver, Colorado, Treivonne was a beacon of joy from his earliest days. The sixth of eight children, he was surrounded by a constellation of love from his siblings: brothers Londalle R. Bannon, Michael Cobb, James, Bradley, and Dajon Bannon, as well as sisters Lakeisha Smith, Lapreicha Anderson, and Miracle Bannon.

As a child, Treivonne exemplified the essence of curiosity and exuberance, initially a quiet observer of the world, but destined to burst forth into life's vibrant conversations. Once he found his voice, it echoed with laughter and warmth, inviting everyone into his realm of happiness. It is said that joy poured from him like sunlight—he loved life, embraced people wholeheartedly, and spread positivity wherever he wandered.

Among cherished memories, one stands out: the adventures he shared with his brothers, Dajon and Michael, as they waded into the waters, filled with the simple thrill of catching crawdads. Those joyful moments captured the essence of Treivonne’s spirit—an unquenchable thirst for connection and discovery.

Treivonne graduated from Woodland Park High School in the Class of 2015, setting forth into the world with dreams that danced between realms; he pursued education as a nursing aide and ventured into the fascinating world of cybersecurity. He wore many hats with pride, but none more important than that of a devoted father to his precious daughter, Kaylani Elaine Cobb. Their time together was a treasure trove of priceless moments.

A member of Landmark Tabernacle, Treivonne's heart overflowed with love and kindness, reflecting the teachings he embraced. Baptized three times throughout his journey, each reaffirmation of faith deepened his bond with the world around him.

In his free time, Treivonne soared through life with aquatic grace, engaging in skateboarding, dancing, acrobatics, parkour, and crossplay dressing. His infectious laughter and playful spirit made him the jokester in any gathering, igniting smiles among friends, including his best pals Carson and Tony Thomas.

On this day, we reflect on the remarkable journey of Treivonne DEKAE Cobb—a free spirit who has returned home, now reunited with his beloved mother, Kelepha, his cherished grandmother, Mary F. Bannon, and all of his dearly departed cousins. His spirit remains in our hearts, a vibrant presence celebrating life and the love he so effortlessly spread.

Treivonne's legacy is one of love; he is survived by his beautiful daughter, siblings, nieces Nevaeh Ward, Amiya Verbena, Desmia Chester Cobb, and nephews Quinton Johnson, Keyshaun Johnson, Cason Smith, Cashton Smith, Demaryius Thompson, Damarion Thompson, D’vontae Anderson, a multitude of loving aunts, uncles, cousins, and countless friends whose lives were touched by his radiant light.