A Spiritual Tribute to Jachin

Jachin is survived by his father, Jamar D. Johnson, mother, B. Sadè Williams, his stepfather, Prince Allale; his brothers, Miykael and Zion Williams; his sisters, Adiah Yonge and Janaé M. Johnson; and soul-bonded to his special YUDD brother, Quinten Mayweathers. He also leaves behind his closest cousin, YUDD Noah Lambert, his daily Spiritual counselor and Uncle, Joseph Baba Alale; his closest friends—Toxie, Ty, Kennedy, Janiyah, and Jacob—who will forever carry his memory in their hearts. Our Jachin walked this earth with the spirit of an old soul and the heart of pure light.

At just 20 years old, Jachin carried a wisdom that felt ancestral. He was a bridge between heaven and earth, his spirit was alive with grace, humility, and joy. His music was not just sound—it was prayer. When he constructed his music, it felt as though the Creator spoke through him, sending realism, healing, love, happiness, joy, and freedom into the world.

Jachin’s energy was holy. He carried peace like water, love like fire, and laughter like wind—moving through every space with presence that could never be ignored. He touched the hearts of anyone he came into contact with.

Though his earthly journey was short, his eternal journey has only begun. Jachin has returned to the ancestors, where his soul soars higher than sound, wrapped in light, surrounded by divine love. His song still lingers here, his laughter still echoes, and his love still roots itself in us.

Jachin’s life reminds us: it is not the length of days, but the depth of spirit that defines a soul. And his spirit—radiant, boundless, eternal—will forever be our guiding star.

Celebration of Life Ceremony is this Sunday, September 28, 2025 at Lazarus Brewery Co. in Austin, TX. Additional service will be held on Saturday, October 11, 2025 at The Church of Jesus Christ and Latter Day Saints at 7:00 pm, located at 700 N Heatherwilde Blvd, Pflugerville, TX 78660.  

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