Obituary of Khanaiah N Sharp

Celebrating the Life of Khanaiah Nakee Sharp Khanaiah Nakee Sharp was born on August 23, 1978 in Marlton, New Jersey, born to Ellaina R Sharp and Melvin Graves, Jr. (Deceased) both of Glassboro, New Jersey. Khanaiah transitioned on April 16, 2023 with her family at her bedside. Khanaiah was a lifelong resident of Glassboro where she received a formal education. Khanaiah worked several jobs, she was silly with a bubbly attitude. She loved to do hair and she also spent time with her 2nd mom (Tina). She leaves behind her mother Ellaina (son) Donald Osbourne Sharp only grandchild London Sharp, sisters Nadene Hinton- Graves ( brother-in-law) Robert Graves, sisters Tina Hinton, Karen Hinton and Dawn Hinton. Aunts and uncle‘s nieces and nephews and a host of cousins and friends. Khanaiah loved her mother and her son Donald dearly and he loved her unconditionally. She loved and respected all four of sisters. She also was crazy about all of her nieces and nephews and loved all her cousins. From Nadia: Khanaiah used to love to perform! Khanaiah, Quiana, and I used to have a rap we would perform for Kenya and Jennae. She used to love to crack jokes and have people laughing. No matter what was going on she kept a smile on her face. She used to always want to spend the night at someone house, and in the middle of the night she would cry to go home. It never failed; we knew that she would want to go home. From Jazz: Khanaiah like to bake peanut butter cookies from scratch. She was creative with her outfits and with cutting up her jeans. From Lamar: When Khanaiah was younger, she use to loved Fragile Rocks. It was one of her favorite shows. She also use like to make homemade biscuits. From Quiana: Khanaiah was so adventurous She loved to try new things like experimenting on our hair with every new trend until she got it just right. Trying something new with hair was a daily routine for us. From Nia: Khanaiah had this pair of polo boots that I loved. She made me feel so special because she let me wear them whenever I wanted to. I was super excited because I was the only person to have polo boots at my school. She was very kind and would give you anything if she had it. From Dana: Khanaiah was very talented she used to play the violin and do ballet. From Jamal: Khanaiah was a comedian and was so funny. Khanaiah has so many love ones and will be missed very much.