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Samona Parker

August 19, 1979 — April 6, 2024

Samona "Monie" Parker, a beacon of unwavering spirit and boundless love, departed from this world on April 6, 2024, due to cardiac arrest in Newark, Delaware. Born on August 19, 1979, in Dover, Delaware,


Monie's journey through life was one marked by an infectious enthusiasm that uplifted everyone around her. Monie's early years in Dover laid the foundation for a lifetime of curiosity and learning, culminating in her graduation from Christiana High School. Her education was not merely academic; it was the education of the heart that truly defined her. 


Monie's professional life was a testament to her dedication and compassion, as she excelled in her role as the number one Donor Scheduler at the Blood Bank of Delmarva, following a successful tenure as a Specialty Account Manager at Barclays Bank. Her work was not just a job, but a calling, where she connected with people and made a tangible difference in their lives. 


Beyond her professional achievements, Monie's personal interests painted a picture of a woman who cherished the simple joys of life. She found serenity in walks on the beach, solace in reading the Bible, and joy in family vacations that created memories to last a lifetime. Monie's love for singing was a delightful treat for those fortunate enough to hear her soulful voice, a voice that resonated with the gentle strength of her character. 


Family was the cornerstone of Monie's world. She was the cherished daughter of the late Vera Lee Parker and James Parker, and the beloved sister to Velder, Aretha, and Sheronda. 


The love story between Monie and her spouse, Lacey Weddington, was one for the ages, a partnership that blossomed into a beautiful family with their three children, Dazhanae, Kayla, and Elijah. Monie's role as a mother was performed with a grace and devotion that only further illuminated her loving nature. To speak of Monie is to speak of a spirit that was as gentle as it was strong. Her approach to life was one of loving kindness, always seeking to lift others and spread a message of hope and compassion. She worked tirelessly with donors, not just in a professional capacity, but with a personal touch that left an indelible mark on the hearts of those she helped. 


Monie's legacy is one of a life well-lived, where every interaction was an opportunity to spread love and positivity. Her spirit was one that could not be contained, a force that inspired and motivated, urging us all to live with purpose and passion. Her departure from this earthly realm is not an end, but a transformation, as her spirit continues to guide and influence the world through the lives she touched. In remembering Monie, we recall the words that best describe her: spirited, gentle, loving. These are not mere adjectives, but the essence of a soul that walked among us, leaving a trail of light for us to follow. 


Monie's life was a testament to the power of love, the strength of kindness, and the beauty of a generous heart. As we honor the memory of Samona "Monie" Parker, let us carry forward her legacy by embodying the values she lived by. Let us walk on the beach with a sense of wonder, read with a thirst for knowledge, and sing with the joy she shared so freely. Let us love with the depth she showed us and live with the spirit that defined her. Monie's journey on earth has concluded, but her story continues in each of us. With every act of kindness, every moment of connection, and every life she has touched, Monie's spirit endures, reminding us that we too can be a light in the world. 


May we honor her memory by living our lives with the same spirit, gentleness, and love that she so effortlessly embodied.

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