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Sedonia Hall
Lathan
Aug 28, 1944 — May 2, 2026
It is with profound sorrow and heartfelt reverence that we announce the passing of Sedonia Lathan, a cherished soul who graced this world from August 28, 1944, until May 2, 2026. Born in the charming town of Charenton, Louisiana, Sedonia’s life was a radiant tapestry woven with devotion, service, and love.
Sedonia’s journey came to a peaceful close at her home, embraced tenderly by her beloved family, marking the end of a chapter filled with remarkable contributions and enduring warmth. A woman of grace and strength, she was not only a devoted wife to Pastor Roger Lathan but also a distinguished former first lady who touched many hearts through her unwavering support and leadership.
Her professional path bore the hallmark of compassion and dedication as a childcare development specialist, where her nurturing spirit and keen expertise fostered growth and security in countless young lives. Sedonia’s commitment to the community and her family stood as a beacon of hope and stability, reflecting a life beautifully lived in service of others.
Friends, family, and all who had the honor to know Sedonia are invited to gather and celebrate her extraordinary life on May 9, 2026, at Neely United Methodist Church venue located at 1755 Thomas H. Delpit Drive, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 70802. The visitation will commence at 9:00 a.m., providing a space for reflection and shared remembrance of the milestones and moments that defined her years among us.
Following visitation, a Celebration of Life will be held at 11:00 a.m., offering a solemn yet joyful homage to Sedonia’s enduring legacy and the indelible imprint she leaves upon our hearts. This occasion stands as a testament to her enduring spirit and the myriad ways she enriched our lives.
As we bid farewell to Sedonia Lathan, we hold close the memory of a woman whose life was a symphony of faith, kindness, and resilience. Beside her in life and memory remains her devoted husband, Roger Lathan, who now carries forward her light and the sacred bond they cherished.
May Sedonia’s soul finds eternal peace, and may her story inspire us all to live with the same grace and purpose that she so brilliantly embodied.
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Neely United Methodist Church
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