Felicia Vallier

Felicia Lynn Vallier, 54, of La Marque, TX, departed this earthly life on July 22, 2024 at UTMB - Clear Lake surrounded by her loving family. She was born June 12, 1970, in Galveston, TX to the late Sheila Wilson and Henry Batiste, Sr.
Felicia married the love of her life, Willis Vallier, Jr. of La Marque in 1989 and was a devoted mother to LaShaunda Freeman (Kalon) of La Marque, Dooka Vallier of Houston, Kai Vallier of LaMarque and bonus children; Merkera, Willis III and Treasure Vallier, all of Galveston. She was also a devoted guardian to her grandson, Adaryus Vallier of LaMarque, and a loving grandmother to the newest addition to the family, Kennedy Freeman of LaMarque.
She had a quiet spirit and cherished traveling, spending time with her family, enjoyed decorating, and loved to listen to music and dance. Her kindness was reflected in her affectionate habit of creating unique nicknames for her loved ones.
Felicia was baptized at West Point Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Kerry W. Tillmon. Felicia was educated in Galveston public schools. She worked at Pilgrim Cleaners for many years, later transitioning to Walmart in Kemah, where she remained until her health declined.
She is preceded in death by grandparents, Andrew Alexander, Sr. and Edna Jo Alexander; uncles, Andrew Jr. and Kevin Alexander; grandparents, Elliott Hercules and Johnnie Mae Batiste, and niece, Kiara Cooper.
She leaves to cherish her memories, along with those mentioned above, sisters, Sharonda Alexander (Rogerick) of LaMarque, Nikkita Batiste of Katy, Tracie Calvin (Tyrone) of LaMarque; brothers, Derrick Alexander (Alicia) of Texas City, Marcus Wilson (Tina) of Bacliff, Henry Batiste, Jr. (Miranda) of Texas City, Derrick Batiste (Christina) of Dickinson, Darrell Temple of LaMarque; father and mother-in-law, Willis Sr. and Marie Vallier; sister-in-law, Sharlin Woods (Larry) of Texas City, Mona Benson (Dennis) of League City. Special Aunt Cindy Warner (Michael) of Texas City; uncle, Gary Alexander Sr. (Nancy); numerous nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews and other relatives and friends.
Felicia’s memory will live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved her, and she will be greatly missed.