Shonda Sha-DeShon Fisher Obituary (1972 - 2025)

Shonda Sha-Deshon Fisher Shonda Sha-Deshon Fisher, a beloved daughter, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, was born on December 11, 1972, in Pineville, Louisiana, to Annie Delores Fisher and Edward Dean Johnson. After a year-long search, she was found at peace on November 1, 2025, in Alexandria, Louisiana. Shonda spent her early years in Louisiana and later relocated to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1991, where she continued her educational journey and embraced new experiences that contributed to her growth and development. She later returned to Alexandria, Louisiana, where she remained close to family and loved ones. Known for her vibrant spirit and loving heart, Shonda brought joy to all who knew her. She had a passion for dancing and took great pride in braiding hair. Above all, she deeply loved her children and grandchildren, who were the center of her world. She had a fondness for the colors pink and black, reflecting her lively and beautiful personality. Shonda was truly one of the sweetest individuals you could meet—kind, giving, and selfless. She often went out of her way to help others and would give the shirt off her back to anyone in need, leaving a lasting impression on countless lives. Preceding her in death is her beloved son, Sheldon V. Fisher. Shonda leaves to cherish her loving memory her devoted mother, Annie Delores Fisher of Alexandria, Louisiana; her two beloved sons, Devantay Fisher and Demairay Fisher, both of Alexandria, Louisiana; and four cherished siblings. She is survived by her sisters, Altonya Jackson (Jermaine Jackson) of Houston, Texas, and Yolanda Harvey (Anessa) of Houston, Texas; and her brothers, Alton Ceasor of Alexandria, Louisiana, and Maurice Washington of Ferriday, Louisiana. She also leaves behind her treasured grandchildren: A’Mariya Jones of Alexandria, Louisiana, Kash Fisher of Alexandria, Louisiana, and Devantay Fisher Jr. of Shreveport, Louisiana, along with a host of other relatives and friends who will forever cherish her memory.