Damika Maria Black was born in Sikeston, MO on December 4,

1975 and God called her home on October 11, 2020. Damika

confessed to Christ at an early age. She came from the Father and

has returned safely to the Father for eternal life. Damika was

preceded in death by her maternal grandparents Jettie & James

Patterson as well as her paternal grandparents LulaBell & Earl

Thompson. She was also preceded in death by aunts Fannie Brown,

Debra Thompson & Doris Patterson & uncles Willie Patterson, James

Patterson Jr & Elbert Black. She was affectionately known as Mika,

Mina, Fat Rat & Everybody's Baby to those near & dear to her. She

loved spending time with her family, cooking weird foods, smoking

Hooka & retail therapy. Mika was married to Ricardo Campbell. She

completed her Bachelor's Degree at Trident University and received

her Master's Degree from Keller University. Damika worked as a

Supervisor at SNC Lavalin Atkins and also was the owner of Barbells

and Bracelets.

She leaves to cherish her memories her mother Ramonia Black

of New Madrid MO & her father Daryl (Deborah) Black of Kansas

City, MO. Damika was a dedicated mother first and foremost. She

treasured her children & embraced every moment with them. Her

princess Annissa Clark of Atlanta, GA & prince Jeffrey Clark Jr of

Kansas City, KS were her inspiration, motivation & true loves in this

life. She also leaves to cherish her memory a host of siblings that will

undoubtedly miss her: Undra (Alysia) Patterson of Florissant,

MO; Ulandria (Larry) Durham of St Louis, MO; Daryl Black of St Louis,

MO; Christopher (Dana) Black of Los Angeles, CA; Daryl L (Tracy)

Black of Sacramento, CA; Artia Black of Centerville, IL; Cynthia

(Sylvester) Ayers of Cape Girardeau, MO. Damika has a plethora of

aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews & cousins who all loved her dearly &

the love was reciprocated. One of Damika's most adored

relationships & extra special bond was with her beloved Aunt

Shelia Patterson. Stephanie Gates, Tammy Smith & Patricia Robinson

are beautiful women that she affectionately called friends since

childhood.