Renee Lisabeth Monette

Renee Lisabeth Monette, born on February 11, 1952, in Chicago, Illinois, passed away peacefully on May 4, 2025, in Pleasant Hill, Louisiana. She was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and friend, whose life was characterized by her unwavering faith and love for her family.

Renee began her career in the nursing industry, where she dedicated her early years to caring for others. Her compassion and commitment to service were hallmarks of her character. She was a strong Christian lady who cherished her Lord and Savior, embodying the values she held dear throughout her life.

Renee is survived by her loving husband, Charles Monette, with whom she shared 29 beautiful years of marriage. Charles was a constant source of support and laughter in Renee's life, especially during her struggles with her disability. His humor always lifted her spirits, ensuring that she faced each day with a smile. Together, they created a warm and loving home filled with joy. Her legacy will always be cherished by her children, Michael Lucas (Mary), Jason Antee (Ulyssia), and Lucy Antee.  Above all, Renee found profound joy in spending time with her loved ones, particularly her beloved grandchildren, who lit up her life. Her heart swelled with pride as she watched them grow, and she created countless cherished memories with Jonathan Antee (Lakeyn), Skyler Antee (Alex), Taylor Antee, Mason Antee, and Reese Antee. Additionally, she was a proud great-grandmother to Emilee, whose presence brought even more happiness into her life. They, along with friends and family, will remember her not only for her strength and kindness but also for her ability to uplift those around her.

Renee was preceded in death by her parents, Frederick Hall and Emelie Busch; her brother, Frederick Boring; and a previous husband, Ronald Antee. Their memories will forever be cherished as she joins them in peace.

Renee's legacy of love, faith, and family will continue to inspire all who knew her. She will be dearly missed but fondly remembered for the profound impact she had on the lives of those she touched.