Sherdavia Jenkins, 9, died July 1, 2006, a young and innocent life taken far too soon.
She was an A student and earned the highest FCAT score at her school the year before her death. She had a perfect math score. Her achievements took up eight pages in her commemorative program. She could draw cartoon characters from the shows on Nickelodeon. She was a great professional-wrestling connoisseur, giggling at the bombastic hijinks of Shawn Michaels and D-Generation X. But mostly, she liked to sit in the back room of her house, under a small window with security bars, and play video games.
She was an A student and earned the highest FCAT score at her school the year before her death. She had a perfect math score. Her achievements took up eight pages in her commemorative program. She could draw cartoon characters from the shows on Nickelodeon. She was a great professional-wrestling connoisseur, giggling at the bombastic hijinks of Shawn Michaels and D-Generation X. But mostly, she liked to sit in the back room of her house, under a small window with security bars, and play video games.
Sherdavia Jenkins, 9, died July 1, 2006, a young and innocent life taken far too soon.
She was an A student and earned the highest FCAT score at her school the year before her death. She had a perfect math score. Her achievements took up eight pages in her commemorative program. She could draw cartoon characters from the shows on Nickelodeon. She was a great professional-wrestling connoisseur, giggling at the bombastic hijinks of Shawn Michaels and D-Generation X. But mostly, she liked to sit in the back room of her house, under a small window with security bars, and play video games.
She was an A student and earned the highest FCAT score at her school the year before her death. She had a perfect math score. Her achievements took up eight pages in her commemorative program. She could draw cartoon characters from the shows on Nickelodeon. She was a great professional-wrestling connoisseur, giggling at the bombastic hijinks of Shawn Michaels and D-Generation X. But mostly, she liked to sit in the back room of her house, under a small window with security bars, and play video games.
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