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In loving memory of

Iesha Listenbee

February 17, 1991 — July 6, 2025

Iesha Listenbee (born Feb. 17, 1991) was a caring member of the Verona–Tupelo community whose warmth and thoughtfulness touched family and friends.

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Remembering Iesha

A life held close in memory

Iesha Vienna Listenbee, 34, of Verona and originally of Tupelo, Mississippi, passed away on July 6, 2025. Those who knew Iesha remember her for a gentle concern for others and a steady presence in her neighborhood and community. She was born in Tupelo on February 17, 1991, and grew into a woman who valued family and the people around her.

Family and friends gathered to celebrate Iesha’s life with visitation at Agnew & Sons Funeral Home in Verona on July 21, 2025, and a funeral service at the Temple of Compassion and Deliverance in Tupelo on July 22, 2025. The arrangements reflected the care of her loved ones and the community who came together to honor her memory.

Iesha’s passing was met with sorrow by those who knew her. Local notices identify her as a beloved daughter of the community whose warmth was shown in everyday acts of kindness. Her memory lives on in the stories shared by relatives, friends, and neighbors who recall a woman who cared deeply for the people in her life.

While details surrounding her death were reported by local authorities, this remembrance is intended to hold space for the person Iesha was rather than the circumstances of her passing. Those wishing to leave condolences or share memories were invited to sign the guestbook and send flowers through the funeral home and the published memorial pages.

Iesha’s life mattered to many. May those who loved her find comfort in remembering her kindness, and may her spirit be kept in the hearts of family and friends.

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Iesha will be remembered with love and care. May the memories shared here keep a meaningful part of Iesha's life close to everyone who carries that memory forward.

Dennis I.