Haritta's obituary
Obituary
Haritta Lashan Harris was born June 2, 1970, to the union of Robert Lee Harris and Betty Jean Price in Long Beach, California. Soon after she was joined by her sister Meoshie Nero. Haritta accepted Christ in her life at the age of nine and was baptized at St. John Baptist Church. She excelled with her studies from elementary through high school, she received her formal education at Jordan High School. After attending High school, she went on to become a Nurse where she provided care for a plethora of clients. At the age of 17 she gave birth to her first child Cyeda Thomas then shortly after her second child Keanna Jordan and lastly her youngest child Shanay Atwood.
Haritta had a great love for music and any time one of her songs came on she would put on show everyone wanted to be in her presence. Cooking came naturally but became a creative outlet for her to express herself she enjoyed seeing the smiles from others once they ate her food and the compliments did not make it any better it encouraged her to cook more and put on great displays (She made pretty food) but mostly what she enjoyed was being a mother and providing for her children. She was overly joyed and filled with an abundance of excitement once she was blessed with becoming a grandmother from her youngest child. She was an outstanding grandmother to Bailey and Riley Leyva; they formed a bond like no other. To see them you had to see her, once they came around it was over everyone, they became her life.
Haritta Harris departed this life on Friday July 21st, 2023.
She was proceeded in death with her father Robert Lee Harris and her Mother Betty Jean Price.
She leaves to cherish her memory: Her daughters, Cyeda Thomas, Keanna Jordan, and Shanay Atwood of Long Beach, Ca; Her sister Meoshie Nero (Meme) of Long Beach, Ca; her four brothers of Long Beach, Ca; and brother Randall Harris of Wilmington, Ca.; her niece Shamekala Carr-Newton (Meka) of Long beach, Ca. grandchildren, Bailey, and Riley both of Long Beach, Ca; and a host of nieces, nephews, and other relatives.