Zaytron'tae Malik Boyd

Zaytreon'tae Malik Boyd, born on August 8, 1997, in the vibrant city of Augusta, Georgia, departed this world on November 14, 2024, leaving behind a legacy marked by dedication, resilience, and love. A pillar of strength within his family, Zaytreon'tae's journey through life was as much about the connections he fostered as it was about the work he accomplished in the construction industry—a field that not only nourished his spirit of hard work but also demonstrated his commitment to building a better future for himself and those he cherished.

Zaytreon'tae's life, though tragically brief, was filled with moments of joy, laughter, and compassion. As a beloved son to Willie Walker and Paulette Pickens, and a cherished sibling to Nykeriea Boyd, Vekeria Walker, Shavika Smith, Jaden Swartzlander, Trinity Walker, Torian Walker, Jordan Dunn, Shareef Walker, Malik Walker, and his departed brother, Laquan Walker. 

Zaytreon'tae embodied the essence of family. The bond he shared with each member was profound—his warmth and presence a constant reminder of the love they nurtured together.

His family will gather to honor his memory with a heartfelt Celebration of Life on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, at Transforming Lives Bible Church, located at 2439 Peach Orchard Rd, Augusta, Georgia, beginning at 11:00 AM. The ceremony will serve as a testament to the indelible impact he made on their lives, offering them a sacred space to reflect on the beautiful moments they shared, the laughter he brought, and the strength he imparted.

Following the celebration, Zaytreon'tae will be interred at Hillcrest Memorial Park, with the service commencing at 12:15 PM on the same day, a serene and fitting resting place for a soul that cradled a wealth of love and potential within himself.

In this time of remembrance, may his family draw from the reservoir of love he cultivated, cherishing the moments that defined their connections and the lessons that Zaytreon'tae imparted through his actions and, most importantly, his heart. His spirit, woven into the fabric of those left behind, shall continue to shine brightly in their lives.