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Suicide Awareness and Our Tragedies

Arlevia (“Levie”) Antoinette Livingston was blessed to the world October 23rd, 1998. She stayed true to herself and the personality God gave her. In world that tends to be black and white, Arlevia was a rare amalgam of colors that she displayed proudly like the plumage of a peacock to the many that knew her.

She was self taught to bake, sew, draw, sing, and speak Japanese all before high school. While in high school, she learned Mandarin, held a 4.3 GPA, was the team's water polo #1 goalie, and holds the school record for the heptathlon.

Although blessed with many gifts and loved ones, Arlevia struggled with severe depression and bullying. Like many high school students and young adults, the rigors of social pressure, academics, and athletics dimmed her spirit’s light and on February 20, 2016, she took her life.


OAD 4/3/16

On 5/2, at Yoshi’s Oakland, Joi Rhone and Joi Rhone Presents has put together a fundraiser, "For the Love of Levie – An evening remembering the life of Arlevia Livingston and promoting Suicide Awareness", highlighting some of the Bay Area’s finest artists, musicians and Pastors, all of whom have donated their time.

• 100% of the proceeds will go to SAVE - Suicide Awareness Voices of Education (www.save.org)


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