Lynette-Banks-Obituary

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Lynette Michelle Banks

Sep 10, 1972 - Aug 17, 2021

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I'm still trying to wrap my mind around reality. I have a plethora of memories and I enjoyed the times we were together laughing, joking, being silly, shopping, brunch Saturday's, going to the beach, your birthday party, my birthday party, comedy shows, and more........ ♡♡♡Lynette will truly be missed ♡♡♡

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Praying for the family. I worked with her at HCCSD from 18-20, I admired her style

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

My sweet, sweet friend! I thought we would have time to reconnect again. I hate I put off setting times for us to meet and talk about old times. I will forever love you and will forever be my little sis! Love you

Growing up with Nette was the highlight of my childhood. Every time I think of stuff we did, most of all we was always laughing about something. Those were the best summers at Grannies house. I’m truly going to miss her. My heart breaks knowing that a piece of has left this world.

To Nette’s young ladies, I pray that God’s peace rest upon your broken hearts and that as time goes on your memories will be there to comfort and guide you. My heartfelt sympathy to all the family.

Obituary

Lynette's Obituary

Lynette Michelle Banks was born September 10, 1972 in Jackson, MS to the union of the late Robert L. Banks, Jr. and Johnnie Ruth Fortune Banks.

Lynette was a follower of Christ. She professed her religious belief at an early age. She was a proud member of Powerhouse COGIC Church in Jackson, MS.

Lynette received her early education in Jackson Public Schools, graduating from Callaway High School. Furthering her studies, Lynette earned her Bachelor's in Special Education from Jackson State University. Lynette continued to advance her academic work, obtaining degrees from Mississippi College, a Master of Education and Education Specialist. She was a devoted worker in her field of expertise. Lynette found delight in her work with her students, coworkers, and friends. She recently retired from Homes County School District.

Lynette departed this life August 17, 2021 at her residence. She leaves behind to cherish her memories three devoted daughters, Melody Monique Davis, Melissa LaShae Pilate, and Kyla Michelle Griffin, of Terry, MS; her loving mother, Johnnie Ruth Banks, of Jackson, MS; two brothers Darico (Belinda) Bell of Vancouver, WA and Robert L. Banks III, of Brookhaven, MS; Three grandchildren, Amari, Nayomi, and JayVion; One Aunt, Helen Ragsdale of Detroit, MI; and a host of nieces and nephews, insurmountable special friends and colleagues.

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