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Obituary For Laneta Victoria Hardnett
Laneta Victoria Hardnett was born December 26th, 1962 to the parentage of Benjamin Sims and Carrie Jackson in Calera, Alabama.
Once her family was stationed at Robins Air Force Base, she began school and soon started her career as a caregiver. she cared for many of people who she loved and made lifetime friendships with.
She was preceded in death by her father, Benjamin Sims; her sister, Della Sims; her brother, Michael Taylor; and her nephew, Tyran Taylor Sr.
She leaves behind a loving mother, Carrie Jackson; her one only child: Yaell Maxwell (Franklin); one grandson, Jeremiah Maxwell; nieces and nephews she considered her own: Bryson Williams, Ashley Taylor, and Tyran Taylor Jr.; sisters: Leslie Redman (Michael), Donna Sims, and Barbara Sims; nieces: Brittany Williams (Jarvis), Tierra Taylor, Shi’Tia Taylor, and Breonna Taylor; nephews: Brian Taylor, Brandon Williams (Malia), Benjamin Williams, Anthony Taylor and D’Andre Taylor; and a host of great nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends including two special friends: Michael Haugabrook and Leonard Mack.
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Terrence Parks sent Living Spirit Dishgarden for Laneta Victoria Hardnett - May 01, 2025
My Prayers goes out to the family. Neta you will be truly missed!!!! We will always love you! I will always remember all the things we did as childhood friends in Charleston S.C. Nadine Fair and Family
The Kirkland family of Tallahassee FL, you are in our prayers. We miss you already.
I was heartbroken to hear about the passing of Laneta. Rest in paradise, my dear friend. My deepest condolences and prayers go out to her family during this difficult time.
I still hold fond memories of our school days in Guam—those carefree times hanging out at your house, laughing, having fun, and, of course, listening to music. Laneta had such a love for Peabo Bryson back then, and whenever I hear his voice, I'm taken back to those moments. I'll never forget the times the three of us—Laneta, Donna, and I—spent singing, dancing, and enjoying the sounds of Peabo, Natalie Cole, Parliament, and The Brothers Johnson. We really were some music connoisseurs in the '70s.
Until we meet again, Laneta, may you enjoy the sweetest sounds of heavenly music.
With love, Chauncey
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