Friends are invited to visit with the family, at Brown Stone Centre, from 11 a.m. Burial will follow in Union Grove Cemetery, Holly Pond, Ala., where Lexi's brothers in blue will serve as pallbearers. She is survived by her father, Joshua Brett and Jennifer White mother, Jamie Kim May and Wesley Cofield brother, Weston Cofield sisters, Emmy Reynolds, Kaitlyn Cofield, Kim and Zeph Welsh grandparents, Teresa Kim Glenn, Travis and Linda White, Pam Reid, Patricia Duke, Judy Barker, Larry and Debbie Cofield aunts and uncles, Lacey and Zach McGriff, Jesica and Jason Bynum, Janna and Presston West, Jeremy and Nandi Schultz, Shannon Schultz, Tammy and Gary Kritner and a host of family and friends.įuneral services for Miss White will be at 4 p.m., Tuesday, September 12, 2023, in the Brown Stone Centre at Stone Bridge Farms in Cullman, Ala., with sheriff Matt Gentry along with the Cullman County Sheriff's Office chaplains officiating. Lexi was preceded in death by her brother, Tarrant Jordon White grandfathers, Warren May, and Joe Duke great-grandparents, Don and Joyce Hill, Christine and Ralph Coppedge, Lavern May, and Aubrey and Anna Ree White. Lexi was truly extraordinary, and she will not soon be forgotten. While Lexi's life was a mere 23 years, her spirit, determination and passion made an impact on those who knew her. She was an animal lover, and she adored her dog, Rosco P. Lexi also enjoyed a good car jam with her little sister or friends. Lexi enjoyed salon days and hair and nails were always a priority. She enjoyed a day on the lake with friends and loved hiking, traveling, and bowling. She was a member of Pan Creek Baptist Church where she worshipped with her family. While much of Lexi's life centered around her career, she did enjoy time with friends and family.
She knew she was called to help others, and serving as a dispatcher allowed her to do that. Following high school graduation, Lexi obtained a degree in Criminal Justice at Wallace State Community College and later began working as a dispatcher for the Cullman County Sheriff's Office.
At a young age, Lexi attended the first Youth Leadership Academy held by the Cullman County Sheriff's Office and from that day forward, she knew the path God was calling her to follow. While Lexi's love for her family was evident, she was as passionate about her career in law enforcement as she was about her people. Those who had the honor of being loved by Lexi knew that she loved them with all that was in her.
Lexi would tell you how it was, and she was fiercely protective of her family and those she loved. She was a firecracker, and her sass and determination made up for her small stature. Lexi grew up in the small community of Holly Pond, Ala., and was a member of the Holly Pond Broncos graduating class of 2018. Lexi was born on March 1, 2000, in Cullman County, Ala., to Joshua Brett White and Jamie Kim May. Alexis Tierra White, of Hanceville, Ala., passed away the morning of September 7, 2023, at the age of 23.
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