Support Akira's Family After Tragic Loss

Life can change in an instant, and for Akira and Mike, the past few months have brought unimaginable challenges and heartbreak. Akira Johnson (38) and Michael Clark (34) were a loving couple with a blended family of 5 wonderful children and 2 grandchildren, living a happy life filled with dreams and aspirations. Both Mike and Akira worked tirelessly providing for their family. Akira, a devoted wife and mother, brought warmth and love to their home, nurturing her family and always putting their needs above her own.

However, their world was turned upside down in May when Akira became ill due to an aneurysm. Unfortunately, Akira never fully recovered and had a recent setback which put her in the hospital again on 12/20/24 with fluid on the brain and in a coma. Tragically, her brave fight will end too soon. She was declared brain dead today, 12/22/24. Akira will leave behind a void that words cannot describe. Her untimely departure will leave her family shattered.

Mike and their family will face overwhelming challenges: grieving the loss of Akira, and coping with financial burdens. The hospital bills, funeral/memorial costs, and caring for their family have created an urgent need for support.

To help Mike and his family during this heartbreaking time, we have launched a GoFundMe campaign. Your contributions will go towards:

• Funeral and memorial expenses to honor Akira's life.

• Medical bills and other financial obligations that have accrued during her illness.

• Supporting Mike and their children as they rebuild their lives in the wake of this tragedy.

Please consider making a donation to the GoFundMe campaign. No contribution is too small—every dollar will make a meaningful difference.

Share this campaign with your friends, family, and networks. Spreading the word will help us reach more people who may want to lend their support.

Your generosity and kindness during this difficult time will bring comfort and relief to the family. Together, we can honor Akira's memory and show her family that they are not alone in this journey.