Kayden Lamar Weathers Obituary in Union Point at Watts Funeral Home

Obituary For Kayden Lamar Weathers

Kayden Lamar Weathers (13) was born August 24, 2012 to Cassandra Holmes and Lewis Doster.

He attended Putnam County High School and his hobbies included cooking and acting. Although his time with us was short, his memories will live on in our hearts forever.

Kayden transitioned at Atrium Health Navicent, The Medical Center in Macon, Georgia on July 5, 2026 at 4:17 p.m.

Left to mourn his passing and cherish his memories are his mother, Cassandra Holmes of Athens, Georgia; his father Lewis Doster of Milledgeville, Georgia; his siblings: Kaylen (13), Kylie (16) and Gabriel (12) Weathers; his grandma: Yvonne McDaniel of Eatonton, Ga.; uncle: Frederick King (Rosie) of Milledgeville; aunts: Sharon Hall of Greensboro, Tadarius Whidby of Shady Dale, Markisha Waller of Madison, Benita Farley of Atlanta, Janet Little of Eatonton and Victoria Glover of Mcdonough; great uncle and aunties: Charles and Althelia Wright of Atlanta; Tonya Jackson of Atlanta, David Harris of Tennessee, Jeffery Mitchell and Kim Mitchell of Macon; he also leaves a godfather Michael Jochim of Eatonton and a host of other relatives and many friends.

Saturday, July 11, 2026 – 11:00 a.m.

The Chapel at Watts Funeral Home

Union Point, GA 30669

Rev. Jackie Harris, Officiating

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Dear Kayden,
It's still hard to believe you're gone.
Even though we didn't talk all the time, there are memories I'll always carry with me. I remember when we rode the bus together. I remember you wanted to tell my mom thank you for standing up during what happened with the bus driver. That's something I've never forgotten.
One of the last times I saw you was at the store, about a week or two before you passed. All I can remember is you smiling and saying, "Bye, Christian." I never thought those would be some of the last words I'd hear from you in person.
The last messages I remember from you were, "I ain't like Tray" and "Don't even play." At the time they were just messages, but now they're memories I'll always keep.
I wish we could've talked more. I wish I had another chance to see you, laugh with you, or just say goodbye one more time.
To your twin and your family, I'm praying for you every day. I know there are no words that can take away this kind of pain, but I pray God surrounds you with His peace, comfort, and strength.
"The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit." — Psalm 34:18
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Heavenly Father,
Please be with Kayden's family, especially his twin. Hold them close during this heartbreaking time. Give them peace when their hearts feel overwhelmed, strength for each new day, and hope that only You can give. Surround them with love and remind them they are never alone. In Jesus' name, Amen.
Kayden, thank you for the memories we did share. You'll always be remembered, and you won't be forgotten.
Until we meet again,
Christian

Christian Burke

I'm gonna miss you kayden thank you for always being there for me when i was in the middle school. Im gonna keep your family in my prayers i love and miss you sm kayden . I know your in a better place now.

Tikaya Andrews