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Westport High graduate Jayshon Brooks dies at 18

The football player and black belt in taekwondo passed away in San Diego on October 22, 2026, leaving behind his mother and three sisters.

By Olivia Miller ·

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Jayshon Brooks died on October 22, 2026, in San Diego, California. He was 18 years old. The obituary notes that he fell asleep in Jesus.

Brooks graduated from Westport High School on May 30, 2026. He played for the Wolf Pack football team during his time at the school. He held a black belt in taekwondo and enjoyed bowling, grilling, and playing the video game Fortnite.

He was born to Tiarra Winston and Jeremy Winston. His father, Jeremy J. Winston, preceded him in death. The obituary also lists his grandfather, Pastor Jay B. Winston; great-grandfather Glenard Rhodes; great-grandmothers Dorothy Rhodes and Barbara Boddie; and uncle Jamar Winston as those who preceded him.

Brooks leaves behind his mother, Tiarra Winston, and three sisters: Tianni Winston, Tamari Winston, and Tania Winston. He is also survived by two grandfathers, Ronnie Brooks and James Boddie, and two grandmothers, Glenette Brooks and Crystal Winston.

The family list includes four uncles, five aunts, and numerous cousins. Among the surviving relatives are Orlando Bell, Justin Brooks, Jared Winston, Jimmy Boddie, Gina Rhodes, Teresa Harris, Whitney Bell, Tasha Ford, and Rachanda Belmontes.

The obituary describes Brooks as a loving son, faithful friend, caring brother, and thoughtful grandson. He enjoyed spending time with family and friends at holiday gatherings, birthdays, vacations, and cookouts.

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