Quaneisha "Queen" LaShawn Jones

05/20/1996 - 03/08/2021

Graveside service for Quaneisha Jones, 24, of Opelika, AL, will be at 2:00 p.m., Saturday, March 13, 2021, at Evergreen Cemetery, 1409 Monroe Avenue, Opelika, AL 36801, Reverend Tyrone White will officiate.

Ms. Jones, who passed away Monday, March 8, 2021 in Prattville, AL, was born May 20, 1996 in Lee County, Alabama.

Public viewing for Ms. Jones will be Friday, March 12, 2021, from 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

She leaves to cherish her memory: fiancé, William Jarrett Carson (was to be wed on 4/10/2021) of Tuskegee, AL and their furry child, "Tuck Carson"; parents, Alonzo and Annie Evans Jones of Opelika, AL; siblings, Gentry (George W.) Purnell of Sharpsburg, GA, Adam Lamar Evans of Phenix City, AL, Felicia (Clarence) Heard, Thaddeus Carlos (Venus Giles) Jones of Opelika, AL and Dontavies (Tiffany) Jones of Valley, AL; a very special sister-in-law, Charlisa Watson of Ellenwood, GA; two aunts, Mary Louise Evans (Johnny) Busby of Opelika, AL and Annie Bogus-Jones of Yukon, OK; four uncles, Jimmy Lewis (Shirley) Ogletree of Auburn, AL, Thomas (Belinda) Jones of Killen, TX, Willie Frank Evans of Opelika, AL and Frank Evans, Jr. of Tuskegee, AL; god children, Micha Burton of Mobile, AL and Chandler Parker of Opelika, AL; fiancé parents, William Stanley and Carole Bandy-Carson of Opelika, AL; fiance` grandparents, Rufus and Doretha Carson of Tuskegee, AL; seven nieces, Jordan Nicole Evans-Purnell, Raven Renee Jones, Victoria Naomi Heard, Gia Belle Purnell, Layla Mays, Carson Mays and Serenity Jones; eight nephews, Adam “AJ” Evans, Jr., Tyson Evans, Dallas Watson, Brandon Terrell Heard, Joshua George Purnell, George Jacob Purnell, Caden Jones and Malik Jones; special friends, M.J. Burton, Chesney Gipson, LaRaven Walton, Brandon Lockhart, Nicole Simmons and Alina Meadows; a host of cousins and friends.

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