Lakendris Chisholm

Lakendris Chisholm was a 24-year-old member of the Woodville community whose life, while cut far too short, mattered to those who knew him. Public records and local reporting identify him as a young man living in Woodville, Mississippi. Though formal tributes published by funeral homes or family notices were not found during this research, contemporary coverage of his death confirms Lakendris as a real person whose loss was felt locally.

Available sources place Lakendris in Woodville at the time of his death on May 1, 2019. At 24, he was in the period of life when family, friendships, daily routines, and future plans are often central—ordinary, human connections that give shape and warmth to a life. While details such as occupations, schooling, hobbies, or close relatives were not available in reliable public notices located for this review, it is important to acknowledge that Lakendris’s identity extended beyond headlines: he would have been someone's child, relative, friend, neighbor, or coworker, and those relationships are the truest measure of his life.

Because no family-published obituary matching his name and the exact date of death was found, this remembrance focuses on honoring his personhood rather than recounting the circumstances of his passing. The limited public record does confirm the date of his death and his connection to Woodville; beyond that, the specifics of his daily life remain private to family and friends. For people creating a memorial page, centering memories, photos, and remembrances contributed by loved ones will best restore the fullness of who Lakendris was: the small acts of care, the humor or habits known only to those close to him, and the ways he shared time with others.

Lakendris’s passing on May 1, 2019 is recorded in local reporting and memorial databases; this page honors him as a person whose life had value and meaning. If family or close friends wish to add personal details—stories, occupations, dates, or photographs—those contributions will help ensure this remembrance reflects the whole life he lived rather than the public record of his death.