Andi Lynn Foshee

A memorial service celebrating the life of Andi Lynn Foshee will be held at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 4, 2024, at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church in Stanley, Louisiana.

Andi Lynn Foshee was born on January 26, 1992, in Shreveport, Louisiana to Clyde and Charlotte Foshee and entered into rest on April 29, 2024, in Minden, Louisiana.

Preceding her in death are her paternal grandparents, W.C. and Louis Foshee; and maternal grandmother, Lillian Torres; sister, Angelon Carroll; great-niece, Novalee Welborn; her aunt, Rita Belgiano; and her uncle, Ferlon Richmond.

Those left to cherish her memory are her parents, Clyde and Charlotte Foshee; grandfather, Frank Torres; son, Vance Allen Atreyu Foshee; daughters, Addison Lynn Foshee, Arsyn Ash River Foshee, and Henna Lee Alciel Foshee; sister, Ashley Follis and husband, Sean; brothers, Shannon Carroll and wife, Cece, and Keith Foshee and wife, Gina; nieces, Brittany, Taylor, Shanna, Dustie, and Devlyn; nephews, Brayden, Justin, Kyle, Jase, and Jaxon; and eight great-nieces and nephews and a   host of aunts, uncles, cousins and Friends.

Andi had a passion for life. She loved anything outdoors and never saw an animal she didn’t want to bring home. At an early age she excelled in art and computers. Whether it be drawing or painting, video editing, photoshop, or computer graphics she always had something going on. Later, her art turned into Tattooing and Piercings and through that she was finally able to express herself the way she wanted. She developed a large clientele base from all over. If you ever had a chance to get a tattoo from her, then you truly have a work of art to treasure for the rest of your life. Andi loved her friends, family, she especially loved her cousin Cecily, Friends Trisha, Caitlin, Emily, Davie, her animals and especially her babies. Addi, Atreyu, Arsyn and Henna were her world. She worked hard every day to be better for them. Andi never met a stranger and if she considered you a friend then there is nothing, she wouldn’t do for you. She had a smile and laugh that could brighten everyone’s day.