Ameera K. Lewis Obituary (1986 - 2025) - Winslow Township, New Jersey

Ameera K. Lewis, affectionately known as “Kissy,” was born on September 28, 1986, and departed this life tragically and unexpectedly in a car accident on March 25, 2025. She was 38 years old. Ameera was creative, passionate, and full of life. She had a deep love for music, writing, and performing, and she expressed herself beautifully through her art and her presence. She was also an incredible cook who poured her heart into every dish she made. In May 2020, she proudly earned her degree in Culinary Arts, fulfilling a dream that reflected both her talent and dedication. Her children never missed a home-cooked meal, and that daily expression of love will be deeply missed. Above all, Ameera was a devoted mother to her four beautiful children—Jekai (18), Michael (5), Karma (4), and Kylah (8 months). She mothered with intention, warmth, and unwavering love. Her children were her world, and everything she did was for them. She shared a powerful and loving bond with her life partner, Michael Johnson, who also lost his life in the same tragic accident. Mike adored Kissy and the beautiful family they built together. He was passionate about music and dedicated to developing new artists—something he and Ameera enjoyed deeply. Their shared love of creativity and their children created a home full of laughter, love, music, and memories. Ameera was raised by her mother, Edweena Lewis, and was a proud sister to Amir Lewis. She also shared special sibling bonds with Shawn, Jessica, Nicole, Tami, Rhonda, George, James and Stephanie. Family was everything to Ameera. She shared a deep connection with her first cousins, who were more like brothers and sisters than cousins—growing up side by side, creating a bond that time and distance could never break. Their love, loyalty, and shared memories meant the world to her, and she carried them in her heart always. Ameera’s passing leaves a deep void in the hearts of her children, her family, and her many friends. Her spirit lives on in her babies, in the music and meals she loved to share, and in the countless lives she touched with her joy, strength, and warmth. She is survived by her children, mother, siblings, extended family, the Johnson family, and a large and loving village who will continue to honor her memory by carrying her love forward.