Shontel Moneak White

Shontel Moneak White Baker, passed away peacefully on June 12, 2026, just days before her 42nd birthday. Born on June 19, 1984, in Madison County, Tennessee, Shontel was a dedicated and hardworking individual who served as a desk clerk for the C.C.A. Prison Systems. She approached her career with professionalism and commitment, earning the respect and admiration of her colleagues throughout her tenure.

Shontel's life was deeply rooted in her family. She is lovingly remembered by her husband, Stuart White, Sr., whose partnership was a source of strength and comfort to her. Together, they raised their son, Stuart Jr., who was a continual source of pride and joy.

She also leaves behind her mother, Vickie Denise Baker, and her father, Larry Battle. Shontel's close bond with her siblings—her sister Cassandra "San" Morman and her brother Cornellius Baker—provided her with enduring companionship and support.

Throughout her life, Shontel was known for her kindness, compassion, and unwavering sense of responsibility. She touched the lives of many with her gentle spirit and generous heart. Though her passing leaves a void in the lives of those who loved her, her memory will remain a beacon of love and resilience.

Shontel's family and friends mourn her loss deeply, yet they also celebrate the meaningful life she lived. She will be remembered not only for her professional diligence but for the warmth and dedication she gave to those closest to her.

God picks a flower

Sometimes God picks a flower that’s still in full bloom.

Sometimes the flower that is chosen, we feel He’s picked to soon.

We’re at peace knowing; in God’s heavenly garden,

He has placed the ones we treasure.

You have changed our lives forever.

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