Ms. Marlaina Dannielle Webb, affectionately known as "Laina" was born on August 13, 1987, in Long Beach, California. Marlaina had a passion for cooking, reading, going out, and most of all, spending time with her family and friends. She was a sweet, kind, and selfless person who would do whatever it took to make sure her loved ones and those she cared for were supported and cared for. Her nurturing spirit and unwavering devotion were felt by everyone around her.

Above all, Marlaina was a dedicated and loving mother to her two children. She was also a cherished sister, a beloved niece, a caring cousin, and a loyal friend. Marlaina approached life — and everyone she met — with a laid-back grace. She refused to let negativity take root in her world. Whenever challenges came her way, she'd simply shrug and say, "I just don't think about it."

She leaves fond memories to her loving children, Quentin Webb and Cincyre Webb; mother, Audrey D. Webb; brother, Joshua X. Rodriquez; sisters, Makayala Webb, Minurva Saddler, and Milan Saddler; stepmother, Mrs. Ora Hagins; aunts, Annie Everett Valdez, Daisy May Armwood, Brenda M. Wade, Sherria Reynolds, Claty Mae Williams, Merita Webb, and Elizabeth Jones; uncles, Frank Webb, Luther Johnson and family and other beloved uncles; the Everett's Rogers Armwood webs and a host of many beloved cousins, Michael Triggs and family, Cedric Reynolds and wife Andrea, Charles Reynolds and family, Carla Williams and family, Daniel Mills Raymond Mills and family, Earlene Franklin Dozier and family, Dana Franklin and family, Shenetta Everett strong and family, Brenda Everett Thomas and family, John Louis Armwood and family, Redford Rogers and family, as well as Simon Webb, Brittany Webb, Brianna Webb, Raven Webb, Terrence Jones, Cameron Jones, Brenda Everett Thomas, and Johnny Armwood, Jr.; family friends, Mr. Rexford Nyarko, Mrs. Jemima Mensah and family, and the Ibor Inah family; along with a host of cousins, relatives, and loved ones. Her warmth, compassion, and vibrant presence will be deeply missed but never forgotten.