Aadrianna Kenyatta Lymia Lee, 20, of Gulfport, Mississippi born February 9, 2001, to Mr. Aaron Bell and Ms. Shashilia Lee in Gulfport, Mississippi. Aadrianna departed this life Monday, July 5, 2021.
Aadrianna was a lifelong resident of the Mississippi Gulf Coast. She attended Harrison Central High School and was a member of the 2019 graduating class. She was reared in the likeness of the Baptist faith. Aadrianna attended Crossroads Christian Center where she was a member of the Praise Dance Ministry. Beautiful, compassionate, and kind, Aadrianna was our ray of sunshine of the gloomiest of days.
Aadrianna was the embodiment of all things artistic. Her love for hair, makeup, and dancing was indeed her calling. Aadrianna enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her nieces and nephews. Whether she was perfecting her craft in cosmetology, making bracelets, or simply crafting.
Aadrianna would always find time to spend with her family, all while doing what she loved. As her family reminisces on her life, they smiled as they remembered that she never accepted anyone being down around her. She was love, she was light, she was their SUNSHINE! Aadrianna lived her life bringing hope, joy, and laughter into the lives of her family and friends. Although they are saddened by her loss, they have decided to honor her and share a small glimpse of what she was to them.
Aadrianna is survived by her parents, Aaron Bell and Shashilia Lee; her paternal grandmother, Eula Bell; her maternal grandparents, Anthony Hunter, and Sara Lee; four brothers, Jermaine Clark, Aaron Clark, Damien Clark, Tomon Clark; two sisters, Kiana Lee, and Brianna (Robert) Ashley; two uncles, Anthony Daniels (Shellean), Alfred Bell (Mary Ann); three aunts, Wyketha (Gervase) Parkman, Nathala (Sammy) Marrow, Cynthia Johnson; two nephews, Kameron Isran Lee, Kamari Dayceon Lee; one niece, Ravyn Bella Ashley; other relatives, and friends.
Aadrianna was a lifelong resident of the Mississippi Gulf Coast. She attended Harrison Central High School and was a member of the 2019 graduating class. She was reared in the likeness of the Baptist faith. Aadrianna attended Crossroads Christian Center where she was a member of the Praise Dance Ministry. Beautiful, compassionate, and kind, Aadrianna was our ray of sunshine of the gloomiest of days.
Aadrianna was the embodiment of all things artistic. Her love for hair, makeup, and dancing was indeed her calling. Aadrianna enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her nieces and nephews. Whether she was perfecting her craft in cosmetology, making bracelets, or simply crafting.
Aadrianna would always find time to spend with her family, all while doing what she loved. As her family reminisces on her life, they smiled as they remembered that she never accepted anyone being down around her. She was love, she was light, she was their SUNSHINE! Aadrianna lived her life bringing hope, joy, and laughter into the lives of her family and friends. Although they are saddened by her loss, they have decided to honor her and share a small glimpse of what she was to them.
Aadrianna is survived by her parents, Aaron Bell and Shashilia Lee; her paternal grandmother, Eula Bell; her maternal grandparents, Anthony Hunter, and Sara Lee; four brothers, Jermaine Clark, Aaron Clark, Damien Clark, Tomon Clark; two sisters, Kiana Lee, and Brianna (Robert) Ashley; two uncles, Anthony Daniels (Shellean), Alfred Bell (Mary Ann); three aunts, Wyketha (Gervase) Parkman, Nathala (Sammy) Marrow, Cynthia Johnson; two nephews, Kameron Isran Lee, Kamari Dayceon Lee; one niece, Ravyn Bella Ashley; other relatives, and friends.
Aadrianna Kenyatta Lymia Lee, 20, of Gulfport, Mississippi born February 9, 2001, to Mr. Aaron Bell and Ms. Shashilia Lee in Gulfport, Mississippi. Aadrianna departed this life Monday, July 5, 2021.
Aadrianna was a lifelong resident of the Mississippi Gulf Coast. She attended Harrison Central High School and was a member of the 2019 graduating class. She was reared in the likeness of the Baptist faith. Aadrianna attended Crossroads Christian Center where she was a member of the Praise Dance Ministry. Beautiful, compassionate, and kind, Aadrianna was our ray of sunshine of the gloomiest of days.
Aadrianna was the embodiment of all things artistic. Her love for hair, makeup, and dancing was indeed her calling. Aadrianna enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her nieces and nephews. Whether she was perfecting her craft in cosmetology, making bracelets, or simply crafting.
Aadrianna would always find time to spend with her family, all while doing what she loved. As her family reminisces on her life, they smiled as they remembered that she never accepted anyone being down around her. She was love, she was light, she was their SUNSHINE! Aadrianna lived her life bringing hope, joy, and laughter into the lives of her family and friends. Although they are saddened by her loss, they have decided to honor her and share a small glimpse of what she was to them.
Aadrianna is survived by her parents, Aaron Bell and Shashilia Lee; her paternal grandmother, Eula Bell; her maternal grandparents, Anthony Hunter, and Sara Lee; four brothers, Jermaine Clark, Aaron Clark, Damien Clark, Tomon Clark; two sisters, Kiana Lee, and Brianna (Robert) Ashley; two uncles, Anthony Daniels (Shellean), Alfred Bell (Mary Ann); three aunts, Wyketha (Gervase) Parkman, Nathala (Sammy) Marrow, Cynthia Johnson; two nephews, Kameron Isran Lee, Kamari Dayceon Lee; one niece, Ravyn Bella Ashley; other relatives, and friends.
Aadrianna was a lifelong resident of the Mississippi Gulf Coast. She attended Harrison Central High School and was a member of the 2019 graduating class. She was reared in the likeness of the Baptist faith. Aadrianna attended Crossroads Christian Center where she was a member of the Praise Dance Ministry. Beautiful, compassionate, and kind, Aadrianna was our ray of sunshine of the gloomiest of days.
Aadrianna was the embodiment of all things artistic. Her love for hair, makeup, and dancing was indeed her calling. Aadrianna enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her nieces and nephews. Whether she was perfecting her craft in cosmetology, making bracelets, or simply crafting.
Aadrianna would always find time to spend with her family, all while doing what she loved. As her family reminisces on her life, they smiled as they remembered that she never accepted anyone being down around her. She was love, she was light, she was their SUNSHINE! Aadrianna lived her life bringing hope, joy, and laughter into the lives of her family and friends. Although they are saddened by her loss, they have decided to honor her and share a small glimpse of what she was to them.
Aadrianna is survived by her parents, Aaron Bell and Shashilia Lee; her paternal grandmother, Eula Bell; her maternal grandparents, Anthony Hunter, and Sara Lee; four brothers, Jermaine Clark, Aaron Clark, Damien Clark, Tomon Clark; two sisters, Kiana Lee, and Brianna (Robert) Ashley; two uncles, Anthony Daniels (Shellean), Alfred Bell (Mary Ann); three aunts, Wyketha (Gervase) Parkman, Nathala (Sammy) Marrow, Cynthia Johnson; two nephews, Kameron Isran Lee, Kamari Dayceon Lee; one niece, Ravyn Bella Ashley; other relatives, and friends.
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