Londyn Olivia Watson

Londyn Olivia Watson (“Lolo”) went to be with her Creator and the Angels on July 9, 2019, at 13 months old. Born in New Orleans on May 18, 2018, Lolo was the essence of joyfulness and life. Though she did not live many years on earth, she deeply touched the hearts of those who knew her. She was diagnosed with a rare pediatric brain cancer in February of 2019 (ATRT) and although her spirit was resilient in the face of her chemotherapy treatments and brain surgery, the disease won the earthly battle.

Lolo touched the lives of so many; our beloved, shining, happy, strong, fierce girl, the light of our lives and the star of our hearts; she leaves us smiling through our tears. She was joy personified.

Please spread her message of love, dance, music, laughter, goodness and resiliency in the face of challenge to one another. Beloved daughter of Christopher (Dada) and Pascale (Mama) Watson and the best little sister to Isabella (Belle Belle) Watson, Rosemary Watson, and Paige Watson. Sweetest goddaughter of Vladeric Belizaire & Jessica Laurent.

Sorrowfully missed by all who knew her, especially Dr. Rosaire Josseline Laurent Belizaire (Nana) and Dr. Eric Belizaire (Grandpa Eric). Treasured niece of Vladeric & Jessica Belizaire and Edwin Belizaire. Doted cousin of Kara, Amarah, and Andre Belizaire.

Lolo loved her family deeply and is also survived by many family friends, great aunts, uncles, and gaggles of second and third cousins. Lolo was preceded in heaven by Great Grandfather Jean Belizaire, and Great Grandmother Carmen J. Belizaire, Great Grandpa Constant Laurent, Grandma June Spurlock Watson, Great Grandma Carmelie G. Laurent, Grandpa Joe Watson and other precious family members. Lolo was a ray of sunshine. The family wants those attending the Celebration of Life at Lake Lawn Metairie Funeral Home & Cemeteries to know that since Lolo never wore black, black attire is not required. Family and friends will be received on Saturday, July 20, 2019 from 9am-11am. Services will begin at 11am. Reception will follow at the Funeral Home Hall. In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to the Pediatric Oncology Section of Ochsner Children’s Hospital or the Child Life unit of Ochsner’s Children’s Hospital. Have the sweetest dreams my papoose...the sweetest dreams.