Izeyah enjoyed so many different things but attending church, going to school, playing basketball and football, participating in Cub Scouts, telling silly jokes, rapping, watching movies, playing video games, fishing and camping, traveling, getting together with family and friends, listening to music, and showing off his dance skills were among his favorites.
After seeing Festival of the Lion King, a live Broadway musical show during his last trip to Disneyworld in January of 2005, Izeyah decided to adopt Timon and Pumbaa´s "Hakuna Matata" motto, meaning "no worries, for the rest of your days" and that is exactly how he lived each and every day.
He was a friend to everyone that he came into contact with and he constantly went out of his way to make people smile. His kind and gentle charisma, as well as his selfless spirit touched thousands of lives and he will be dearly missed.
October 15, 1995 - January 28, 2006
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