Alexandria Monica Wyatt

Alexandria Monica “Monique” Wyatt was born on August 31, 1989, in Centreville, Mississippi, to the late Rose Ella Wyatt and Archie Ivry III. She departed this earthly life on September 21, 2026, at Our Lady of the Lake Medical Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Alexandria confessed Christ at an early age and attended Pleasant Green Missionary Baptist Church.

Alexandria was a quiet and reserved person who was not very talkative, but when she did speak, she had a way of making those around her laugh. Her presence and sense of humor brought joy to those who knew and loved her.

Alexandria was a very dedicated and hardworking woman. She devoted many years of her life to the CNA profession, caring for and serving others through her work.

Alexandria’s memory will forever be cherished by her father, Archie (Barbara) Ivry III; three children, her lovely daughter, Samira Harris, and her two adorable sons, Sammy, Jr. and Sami Harris; a special friend, URenzo Ephion; sisters, Nicole Trask, Jennifer Bell, Alasha Brown, Kareka Mealey, and Jessica Mealey; brothers, Christopher Bell and Jerome Mealey; aunts, Taunya (Malcolm) Burkes of Woodville, MS, Mable (Ronnie) Bradford, Glenda (Eddie) Hull, Vivian (Anthony) Sims, and Loretta; uncles, Donnell (Karen) Jackson of St. Francisville, LA, Odell Wyatt, John (Linda) Wyatt, Linndell Wyatt, and Jimmie Wyatt; great-aunts, Bertha (Sam) Jones of New Orleans, LA, Teresa and Katerleen Jackson of Chicago, IL, and Mose Ella Howard; along with a host of other relatives, friends, and loved ones who will forever cherish her memory.

Alexandria was preceded in death by her daughter, Samyria Rosella Harris; mother, Rose Ella Wyatt; stepfather, Mose Lacey; grandmothers, Bobbie Sue Jackson and Hettie Mae Wyatt; grandfather, Eugene Smith, Jr.; aunts, Doretha Browders, Mattie Dennis, Betty Williams, Jessie Wyatt, and Helen Wyatt; and uncles, Michael Jackson and James Andrews.

Though Alexandria’s earthly journey has come to an end, the memories she created, the laughter she shared, and the love she gave will remain in the hearts of those who knew and loved her. Her life and legacy will continue to be remembered and cherished for years to come.