Khi Broussard

Khi Marquise Broussard was born September 3, 2010, in Houston, Texas. In the short time he lived, Khi was known to family and friends as a warm, kind presence who brought light to ordinary days. Raised by his parents, Kellie Johnson and Navodney Broussard, Khi grew up in the Houston–New Caney area where he attended Aldine Middle School and Keefer Crossing Middle School. He was connected to his neighborhood and frequently spent time in communities such as Greenspoint, forming friendships that mattered deeply to him.

Those who knew Khi remember a young person whose personality radiated care for others. Though details shared publicly about hobbies or school activities are limited, available accounts describe a boy close to his family and friends, someone whose laughter and company were part of daily life for people around him. The memorial notice published by a funeral provider lists family members who survive him and gives family-arranged service information, reflecting the circle of people who loved him and sought to honor his memory.

On May 30, 2026, Khi’s life was tragically ended in New Caney. Local law enforcement investigators later described the death as a homicide; community members and officials appealed for information as the investigation continued. Out of respect for Khi and his family, those painful facts are mentioned only to acknowledge the loss and the community’s need for answers—not to define him.

Khi’s life mattered beyond the brief public record. He was a son, a friend, and a young person with a future taken too soon. His family held a visitation and a celebration of life in June 2026 where relatives, classmates, and neighbors gathered to share memories and support one another. Those public details—service dates and family names—underscore that Khi was loved and grieved by a close-knit family.

While much of Khi’s story remains known most intimately to those who loved him, the verified public record confirms the person he was: a 15-year-old whose presence was meaningful to family and community. He is remembered with affection and sorrow by those who knew him, and the hope remains that memories of his warmth and the care he showed others will endure.