Asia Imani Robertson affectionately known as “Tutu” and “Happy” was born to her parents Dominique Robertson (Johnson) and Aaron Harrington at Providence Hospital in Washington, D.C. on August 17, 1995. God sent down His angels to reclaim His daughter on Friday, April 29, 2022.

Asia graduated from Frederick Douglass High School in Upper Marlboro, MD in 2013. In 2015, Asia received her Medical Assisting Certificate from Fortis College in Landover, MD.

Throughout Asia’s life, she was a brave, strong, and resilient young woman who never allowed her health issues to stop her from enjoying life. Asia was always smiling and spread her love and joy to everyone she crossed paths with. Despite struggling with health issues throughout most of her life, Asia was a nurturer and took great pride in looking after and caring for her loved ones. She played an instrumental role in helping to raise her younger sisters, India and Sydney, who meant the world to her.

Asia was a kind and loveable young woman with a great sense of humor. Nothing was more important to her than spending quality time with family and close friends. Asia had a passion for art - she had recently started drawing and coloring again. She absolutely loved singing karaoke, and enjoyed listening to 90s R&B music, playing with, and babysitting her young nephews and cousins, watching reality TV, and going out for a good steak dinner. 

Asia leaves to mourn her mother, Dominique Johnson; fathers, Aaron Harrington and Mister Johnson (Dominique Johnson); sisters, India and Sydney Johnson, Lakia Harrington, Aeisha Harrington, Shauntae Alleyne, Avia and Aleisha Moore, Sade Montivero, Shana and Shanell Green, Brenay Fombay, Karrera Mahoney, Chiquita Smalls, Mistie Smallwood (preceded in death), Christie Smallwood-Green and brothers, D’Aunte and Armani Jones, Amari Jenkins (preceded in death), and Aaron Rucker; as well as a host of nieces, nephews, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and extended family and friends.