Jayden J. Wahl

Passed away suddenly on December 14, 2023. Predeceased by his grandma, uncle Joey and aunt Kathi. Jayden is survived by his mother, Shannon Wahl; father, Eugene Mohammed Jr.; sister, Brittany Smith; brother, Richard Wahl; aunts & uncles, Mike (Gidget), Clyde (Kathi), Richard (Irene), Linda, Jackie (Jeff), uncle, Jimmy (Debbie); many loving family and friends.

Jayden's life story will be shared during visitation, 4:00-7:00 PM at Bartolomeo & Perotto Funeral Home, 1411 Vintage Lane. His funeral service will be celebrated at 10:00 AM on Friday, December 22nd at the Hermance Family Chapel at St. John Fischer College. Please enter the campus at the middle entrance on Fairport Road. Interment in White Haven Memorial Park.

Jayden J. Wahl was a young man who was taken from us way too soon, but his life and legacy left an everlasting impression on everyone who crossed his path. Jayden J. Wahl was born on a warm day on July 23rd, 2003, in Rochester, NY. He was a joy and blessing to his mother, Shannon. His mother was a driving force in education and she raised him to be a strong loving young man, the young man everyone grew to love in life. His mom showed him that hard work shapes you as a person. His mother is a resident care aide. He also had his siblings, his sister Brittany and brother Richard who kept him on his toes. Let's not forget his "fur" brother Jax whom he adored dearly.

Jayden attended grade school at Abelard Reynolds School #42 and then went on to High School at the School Of The Arts. He proudly became a student at St. John Fisher University where he was a sophomore. He truly excelled at everything he did. Jayden was the most loving, sweet, funny, smart, determined, loyal, and big-hearted young man you could come across in life. He didn't care for judgmental people as that went against his kind nature.

He wasn't crazy about taking tests, but he got through it with his determined attitude. His hobbies included listening to music, he loved to sing, especially to some of his favorite bands which included, motionless in white and Ice Nine Kills and playing video games. He also loved WWE Raw and Smackdown to pass his time. Growing up he and his mother enjoyed going to hockey games and watching movies. Attending family reunions every year at Uncle Clyde's are memories that his family can always treasure. Jayden had close friends growing up Gabe, Jamere, William, and Issaih.

In closing when we end this celebration of life and speak of Jayden's legacy what I can't stress enough is how much he was so loved and wanted. His family was first and foremost. Although at times it was hard for Jayden to hold back his emotions it was only because he was so big-hearted and cared for everyone. He made the world a better place, a place that you would want to be.