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Obituary For Juanita Yvette Swain
Born to Robert and Christine Swain on a beautiful Sunday, October 13, 1963, Juanita blessed this world with her kindness, empathy, and unwavering dedication to the care of others. A lifelong resident of Talladega, Alabama, she was deeply cherished by each soul she touched.
Her career as a caregiver was more than a vocation; it was a calling. Those in her care felt her sincere compassion and patient nature. She spent her life giving her heart to support, comfort, and nurture others around her.
Juanita was an active and proud member of Jacobs Chapel C.M.E. Church where she shared her warm spirit serving as an usher. She greeted everyone with her infectious smile and welcoming heart. A true sports enthusiast, Juanita had an unwavering love for Alabama football, baseball and wrestling.
She is lovingly survived by her sister, Angela Swain Holland; her brother, Robert Swain, Jr. (Alisha); her beloved nieces, Tangie Swain, Ariel Swain and Frieda Williams; nephews, Eric (Tanika) Holland, Winston (Carline) Holland and Michael Witherspoon; her aunts, Margaret Holmes, Barbara Embry; her uncle, Eddie Embry as well as numerous cousins, other dear relatives and cherished friends. Juanita leaves behind a legacy of love and laughter, imparting indelible memories to all who knew her.
Juanita Yvette Swain peacefully departed this life on Tuesday, September 2, 2025. She was preceded in death by her parents, Robert and Christine Henrietta Swain; her twin sister, Anita Y. Swain and Cheryl Ann Swain; her grandparents, Lucille and Isaac Underwood, Maggie Lee and John R. Swain; her aunts, Gola Embry, Louise Swain and Betty Swain ;uncles, John Swain, Irvin Swain, General Swain, James Holmes and Bobby Embry. The family finds solace in knowing Juanita is reunited with them, embraced by their love in eternity.
Juanita Yvette Swain will be remembered for her selflessness, her heart of gold, and the wonderful impact she had on everyone she met. She will be dearly missed and forever remembered.
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Add A CondolenceJuanita & Anita (Twin) were like one beautifully shared soul, each a sparkling personality, a unique infectious laugh, and a youthful spirit which transcended into adulthood. I had the pleasure of being their pre-teen friend, classmate, and confidant which continued throughout our lives. Anita cooked for me after a lengthly hospital stay while Jaunita read to me. During Anita's last days I was working in Nashville and devastated upon notice of her untimely death. After moving to Atlanta, Juanita and I often lost touch between her numerous caregiver roles. I never stopped searching for her, and I mourn the loss of our hours-long phone calls and Talladega visits where our laughter kept our hearts young & sprite. Juanita was my sister from another mother, my sweet talented & empathetic friend. Until I leave this earth, my stories of the Twins will live honorably in my heart and shared with those I love. My condolences to her sister & brother, and to her cousin Evelyn, may peace, comfort, and joy from your memories of twin stay with you forever. ♡ Steven
You are in our thoughts and prayers. Praying for you now, asking God to be with you, to strengthen and comfort you in your loss. Juanita always had smile on her face and a kind word. She definitely was an Alabama fan.
Pray for the family and friends miss you Love LaTressa
Such a sweet soul she always had a smile for you and will make herself known if you don't see her in town somewhere. My prayers for the family you all have my deepest condolences.
My heartfelt condolences to Juanita family.
Il never forget our talks, visits and the love you have, never forgotten love you always❣️
Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.
