Anita Leviege Obituary: Anita Irvin-LeViege, CPC was brought into the world on May 18, 1968, in New Orleans, Louisiana, to Mr. also, Mrs. Algy Irvin Sr. While providing for those she adored, Anita returned home to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on January 3, 2021, alongside her dearest canine, Chloe. Anita was gone before in death by her late spouse, Mr. Donald Rucker, and her maternal and fatherly grandparents. Anita was brought up in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans with four kin.
Her folks raised her to be God dreading, capable, and independent. She was submersed at Branch Bell Baptist Church and was a functioning part until she moved out of New Orleans as a grown-up. She went to Hardin Elementary, Lawless High School, and moved on from the Academy of the Holy Angels. She got a Medical Coding endorsement from the University of New Orleans and a Bachelor of Science certificate from the University of Phoenix in Accounting.
Given Anita’s obligation to greatness, she procured a graduate degree (with distinction) in Human Resources and Management from Keller Graduate School of Management. Anita moved to Atlanta, Georgia, in 2004 and lived there for a very long time with great companions, collaborators, and neighbors until getting back in 2017 and joining Bell Baptist Church in Thibodaux, Louisiana. On April 18, 2020, Anita participated in sacred marriage to Kenneth LeViege whom she adored profoundly.
The two were blessed to reconnect sometime down the road. Their affection was uncommon… unique – based on responsibility, trust, regard, and confidence in God. All who realized Anita and Kenneth were thrilled with their association. They had dreams and plans for their coexistence. Anita was so amped up for being important for the LeViege family. She worshiped her parents in law, Bishop and Mrs. Baron LeViege Sr., brother by marriage, Bradford LeViege (Rutez), sister-in-law, Patricia Perry (Irvin), Pat’s child Eric (Lena), Kenneth’s child and granddaughter, Corey and Camella and different individuals from the family. She was an individual from the family’s congregation, Gethsemane Church of God in Christ United, and appreciated the individuals.