Monique S. Hales Obituary in Louisville at Davis Funeral Home

Obituary For Monique S. Hales

Monique Shanice Hales was born in Jefferson County, on March 7, 1993 to the parentage of Wallace James Hales and the now late Delois Nelson.

Monique gained her wings on Sunday, March 31, 2024.

She is preceded in death by her mother, her oldest sister, Tennille M. Nelson, maternal grandparents: Margaret and Eugene Nelson; stepbrother: Eugene Roberts.

Graveside Celebration of Life Service will be held, Saturday, April 13, 2024 at 2:00 at First Baptist Church of Stapleton.

At an early age she joined the Ways Grove Baptist Church, Stellaville, GA.

A place will forever be vacant in the hearts and minds of her children: Makayla Hales, Augusta, GA Mar'Trayvious Hales Waynesboro, GA, Tyrell Hales, Augusta, GA; father and stepmother: Wallace and LaTonya Hales, Augusta, GA; Paternal grandmother: Mary Ann Freeman, Wrens, GA; one sister: Tina Brown, Wrens, GA; Two stepsister: Matilda Brown and Deana Roberts, Augusta, GA; stepbrother: Charlie Brown, Augusta, GA. aunts and uncles: Tennille A. Nelson, Antwanet Freeman, Clarence Nelson, Wayne Nelson, Chris (VonChelsea) Freeman, Wrens, GA., Melinda Jordan, Augusta, GA, Richard Nelson, Sr, Stapleton, GA, D'Andre Hannah, Burlington, NJ, Eric Hannah, Sr., Warrenton, GA; great aunts and great uncles: Norma Jean Nelson, Louisville, GA Mary Lee Nelson and Horace Nelson, Ft. Lauderdale, FL., Kenneth Hales, Eloise Hines and Leotis Hales, Wrens, GA, Jamie Mae Hales, Horace Nelson, Marshall Hannah, Sr, Dora Lee Nelson; great great-uncle: Sam Nelson; 13 nieces and nephews; cousin and friends.

Davis Funeral Home, 725 Beech Street, Louisville, GA is in charge of arrangements for Ms. Monique Shanice Hales

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Nellie Hannah sent Pink Tribute Spray for Monique S. Hales - April 11, 2024

Keeping everyone in our thoughts and prayers.
Nellie Hannah and Family.

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Thank you for always giving me advice, always making me laugh and being a true friend. You are forever and always a big sister to me . You are TRULY missed . I think about all of our memories everyday .I love you so much moe moe . - Diamond 10/31/24 .

I taught Monique at Wrens Middle School. She would laugh and loved to dance. My thoughts and prayers are with her family and children during this time of sorrow. Her smile was big and it was genuine. Forever in our hearts... Mrs. Jacqueline Smith

In this time of sorrow, may you find solace in cherished memories and the love that surrounds you. While words may not suffice, please know that you are not alone in your grief. Your loved one's presence will always be felt in the lives they touched, and their memory will forever be a source of warmth and inspiration. Sending you heartfelt condolences and wishing you comfort and strength as you navigate through this loss.