Maiky Jerrally Ferreras

Maiky Jerrally Ferreras was a young man whose life was rooted in Grasonville, Maryland. At 19, Maiky was at the threshold of adulthood — a time of plans, relationships, and small daily moments that give a life its shape. Public records and official statements identify him by name and home at Fisher Manor, and community notices from the time remember a life cut tragically short on November 19, 2017.

There is little published about Maiky’s private interests or work in the public record available to researchers, and out of respect for his family and the limits of available information, this remembrance focuses on what is known: Maiky was a member of a local community, known by neighbors and listed in official notices by the Queen Anne’s County Sheriff’s Office. That connection — to a neighborhood, to home, to place — is an important part of anyone’s story and speaks to the everyday relationships that shape young lives.

While the facts publicly available do include the circumstances of his death, the primary purpose of this page is to honor Maiky’s personhood rather than to dwell on those details. He was a son and a neighbor whose life mattered to people close to him. For those who knew him, the memory of Maiky will include the ordinary, meaningful moments that rarely appear in public records: family gatherings, friendships, hopes and the small routines of daily life.

This page acknowledges the limits of the public record and holds Maiky’s life with dignity. If friends or family wish to contribute memories, photos, or details that celebrate who he was beyond what official notices recorded, those remembrances would help make this portrait fuller and more personal. Maiky’s life, though brief, was real and deserving of remembrance beyond the headlines.