Ms. Londan Mo'Nique Martin

July 13, 1995 - January 20, 2022

Londan Mo’Nique Martin was born to Andrea Martin and Anthony Wilson on Thursday, July 13th, 1995 in Jackson, Tennessee where she was born into a God-fearing, hilarious family. Londan accepted and confessed Christ at the age of thirteen years old at Old Denmark Church of Christ, under the leadership of Pastor James Adkisson, where she attended with her immediate family. Additionally, Londan valued and excelled in education and loved to read. She attended high school at Madison Academic Magnet, attended Union University where she was enrolled in early college courses, and graduated from Jackson Central-Merry. She later attended East Tennessee State University, located in Johnson City, Tennessee. Londan had a passion for being a drama queen, eating weird food, and cracking jokes with and towards her family and others. Londan loved children and caring for them. She was nicknamed the following: Lil Woosie, TT Wondan, Gangsta Princess, Landan, Diane Jr. Carol, Tasha, Linda, and Tough Body due to her multiple personalities. Londan persevered in all aspects of her life and did what she wanted to do, when she wanted to. She was unapologetic and blunt to everyone around her. Londan gave a lot of mess but didn’t take any from anyone or anything. She lived her life for herself every second of the hour and showcased an enormous amount of patience. Londan leaves to cherish her memory: parents, Andrea Martin and Anthony Wilson; three sisters, Hannah Martin, Kacious Robinson, and Odessey Cole; five brothers, Paris Tracy McCullough Jr., Danquail McCullough, Timothy Martin, Jermery Brooks, and Quarterius Hughes; only niece, La’kayla McCullough, grandmother, Diane Martin; aunts, Octavia Martin and Candice Fuller; uncles Dan Martin and Earnest Wilson; first cousins, Marqullous Martin, Jordan Coats, Joshua Coats, and Michelle Triplett and one grandmother, who proceeded her in death, Doris Jean Wilson.