In Loving Memory of Shanita “Meandmythree” Lewis
The community of Montgomery is grieving the heartbreaking loss of Shanita “Meandmythree” Lewis, whose life was tragically taken on Sunday evening in a domestic incident that has left family, friends, and neighbors in profound sorrow. What began as an ordinary day ended in unthinkable tragedy, reminding us all how fragile and precious life truly is.
According to reports confirmed by the Montgomery Police Department and shared by WSFA, officers and fire medics responded just before 6:40 p.m. to the 2400 block of Chase Park Drive after receiving calls that two individuals had been shot. Upon arrival, first responders discovered a man who had died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Shanita was found suffering from critical injuries and was transported to a nearby hospital in life-threatening condition. Despite the efforts of medical personnel to save her, she later succumbed to her injuries. Authorities have described the incident as a domestic-related murder-suicide.
While the details of that evening are devastating, Shanita’s life was so much more than the circumstances of her passing. She was a woman known by many not only by her given name, but affectionately as “Meandmythree” — a name that reflected her devotion, her identity, and the love she carried for those closest to her. To those who knew her personally, she was a vibrant soul, someone who brought warmth into every room she entered. Her presence was felt deeply, whether through a comforting word, a shared laugh, or her unwavering commitment to her loved ones.
Shanita’s life tells a story of resilience, love, and strength. Like many women, she carried multiple roles with grace — friend, family member, confidante, and source of support. She understood sacrifice and demonstrated care in ways both big and small. Those who were fortunate enough to call her a friend remember her loyalty. Those who loved her remember her heart. And those who shared daily life with her remember the quiet acts of kindness that often go unnoticed but never unappreciated.
In moments like this, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by sorrow and anger. Domestic violence leaves behind unanswered questions and unimaginable pain. But as we honor Shanita’s memory, we choose also to focus on her humanity — her smile, her laughter, her dreams, and the love she poured into the lives around her. Her story does not end with tragedy; it continues in the memories carried by those who knew her best.
The loss of Shanita Lewis serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of community, compassion, and support for those facing difficult circumstances behind closed doors. It calls us to check on one another, to speak up when something feels wrong, and to create safe spaces where people can seek help without fear. If her passing can inspire even one life to seek safety or one friend to offer support, then her legacy will carry forward in meaningful ways.
Today, Montgomery mourns. Family members grieve a daughter, a sister, a mother, a friend. Loved ones sit with memories that now feel both precious and painful. The silence left behind is heavy, but so too is the love that remains. That love does not disappear. It lingers in shared photographs, in inside jokes remembered, in the way someone cooks a favorite meal, or in the echo of her voice in quiet moments.
To Shanita “Meandmythree” Lewis: your life mattered. Your presence mattered. The love you gave will never be erased by the violence that ended your days. You are remembered not for how you left this world, but for how you lived within it — with heart, with devotion, and with a spirit that touched many.
May your soul rest in eternal peace. May your loved ones find strength in one another. And may your memory be a lasting blessing to all who carry you in their hearts.









