The community of West Monroe, Louisiana, is deeply saddened by the passing of Christina Richard Hutcherson, who died on November 21, 2025, at the age of 46 in Monroe, Louisiana.
A beloved resident of West Monroe, Louisiana, Christina’s sudden departure has left family, friends, and neighbors mourning the loss of a woman whose vibrant spirit and devotion to her community touched countless lives.
Christina was a devoted member of Landmark Missionary Baptist Church in West Monroe, Louisiana, where her faith and fellowship were central to her life.
She was admired for her dedication to her church family, always offering encouragement, support, and joy to those around her. Her presence in the congregation will be deeply missed, but her legacy of faith and kindness will continue to inspire.
Beyond her church involvement, Christina Richard Hutcherson was passionate about dancing and found joy in expressing herself through movement. As a resident of West Monroe, Louisiana, she actively participated in the Louisiana LunaChicks of NELA, a group that brought together women with a shared love of dance and performance. Christina eagerly anticipated the group’s upcoming participation in the America 250 parade in Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., a milestone event that reflected her enthusiasm and commitment to celebrating culture and community.
Friends and loved ones in West Monroe, Louisiana, remember Christina as someone who radiated positivity and warmth. Her laughter, energy, and compassion created lasting memories for those fortunate enough to know her. Whether through her church, her dance group, or her everyday interactions, Christina left an indelible mark on the lives she touched.
In honoring Christina Richard Hutcherson’s memory, the community of West Monroe, Louisiana, is encouraged to keep her family and friends in their thoughts and prayers. While her passing is a profound loss, her legacy of faith, joy, and dedication to both her church and her passion for dance will continue to live on. Christina will be remembered not only for the life she lived but also for the inspiration she provided to her community.