Ms. Tammi LaWanda Loudermill - Hardiman

Tammi LaWanda Loudermill Hardiman was born on November 9, 1977, in Magnolia, Arkansas. She departed this life on April 10, 2026, in Anniston, Alabama, at the age of 48. Tammi was a woman of strength, resilience, and unwavering faith. She graduated as salutatorian of her class from Emerson High School and went on to pursue her nursing degree from Southern Arkansas University. Throughout her life, she demonstrated remarkable perseverance, overcoming numerous medical challenges with grace and determination. Even after being told she would never have children, Tammi defied the odds and became the proud mother of four, each of whom carries a part of her legacy forward. Later in life, Tammi relocated to Anniston, Alabama, where she continued her nursing career while raising her family. She was a devoted member of Shady Grove Missionary Church for over 15 years. Known for her radiant smile, infectious laughter, and compassionate spirit, Tammi had a way of lighting up every room she entered. She was a nurturer at heart—a source of comfort, strength, and encouragement to all who knew her. Her involvement in organizations that promoted fairness, equality, and opportunity reflected her deep love for people and her community. She lived by the phrase, “All is well,” a testament to her enduring faith and positive outlook on life. Tammi was preceded in death by her mother, Linda Louise Lambert; her father, James Terrell Loudermill; and her sister, LaSonya Loudermill. She leaves to cherish her memory her loving children: Tamm’ra LaZhane’ Hardiman, Jayden Terrell Lewis, Jaylon Malik Lewis, Adrianna J’Leah Fitten, Diva Wheeler, Markia Lewis, and Keyona Cosby; and her cherished grandchildren, A’Mir Za’Kai Lewis, Aysia Grace Lewis, and MaLikye Manning. She is also survived by her sisters: Roshanda Hardin, Shenequa Hardin, Desiree Critton, Latrecia Loudermill-Williams, Delicia Loudermill, Lassendra Loudermill Chaney, Felisha Loudermill, and Gwen Jackson; and her brothers: Kendriquez Lambert and Tyrell Lambert. Tammi’s legacy of love extends to a host of nieces and nephews—Shannon Hardin Jr., Rosalyn Hardin, Kandice Smith, Kayden Scott, Chloe Coleman, and Carter Coleman—as well as special friends Frenisha Croft, LaKeisha Fantroy, and Timeka Bolton. She also leaves behind a loving support system of aunts, uncles, cousins, and dear friends who will continue to honor her memory. Tammi was truly loved by many, and her love touched countless lives. Her legacy will live on through her family, her faith, and the many lives she nurtured along the way. Celebration of Life services will be held Sunday, April 19th, 2026, at the Columbia District Auditorium in Magnolia, Arkansas at 2:00 p.m., with burial to follow at Oak Grove Cemetery in Rosston, Arkansas, under the direction of R.L. Reed Funeral Home, LLC. “For precaution due to the COVID-19, Masks are Encouraged but Not Required While Attending the Services and During Visitation Hours. However, wearing masks ensures safety for you and others. Thank you.”

Ms. Tammi LaWanda Loudermill - Hardiman

November 9, 1977 - April 10, 2026

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November 9, 1977 - April 10, 2026

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