Wanda Ann Ramirez has made her final move home with her Lord God on Sunday December 27, 2020 at the age of 66. She was born on April 24, 1954 to her parents Captain Elias Ramirez and Carmen Aida Solis de Ramirez whom came straight from Luquillo, Puerto Rico. She still has loving family that she’s left behind in her beloved Puerto Rico. She also has left behind brothers, nephews and nieces who love her as Tia and will miss her very much because she was the matriarch of the family. Her eldest brother Elias Ramirez Jr. (Sammy). She was Tia to Christine Ramirez (Megan Ramirez, Scott Ramirez), Robert Ramirez, the late James Ramirez, the late Rebecca Ramirez, Jennifer Ramirez (Gavin), Christopher Ramirez and Timothy Ramirez. Her late sister Altair Ramirez. She was Tia to Caleb Law, Angelica Ayers (Michael Ayers). Her youngest brother Robert David Ramirez. Tia to the late Carmen Ramirez (Ariana Ramirez and Ayden Ramirez). The late Robert Ramirez Jr. She was extremely proud of her culture in her beloved Puerto Rico and a proud patriot of America the great. She graduated from Andrew Jackson high school and loved Band. She continued her education at The Baptist Theological Seminary and the University of New Orleans. She played the saxophone and the clarinet. She played in the St. Bernard Community Band, River city Band (Memphis), Bartlett Community Band (Memphis), and Northshore Community Orchestra (Slidell). She worked for Avon for over 20 years. She was a survivor of JRA/JIA. But she never let this disease define her or limit her from enjoying every day she was given on this earth. She was a very loving and giving person to all whom knew her. She loved life and lived it robustly. She was a comedian in her own right. She was an author that published many short stories and wrote the book “Hurricane Tsunamis” published in 2013. She had been writing her new book which was to be titled “Jambalaya Joints.” Wanda’s strongest attribute with her JRA/JIA and all of life’s ups and downs is her courage with her faith and love for her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Some of her last text was “God is great and I will honor him through the good days and bad days”. She has made many good friends in her life who love her and miss her dearly. The most precious gift she gave to us all is her love for her Lord let us treasure this with her. Relatives and friends attended a visitation and funeral service held at St. Bernard Memorial Funeral Home, 701 W. Virtue St., Chalmette, LA on Tuesday, January 5, 2021. Officiant: Pastor Joe from Calvary Baptist Church of Slidell, LA. She was laid to rest in St. Bernard Memorial Gardens. To view and sign the Family Guestbook, please visit www.stbernardmemorial.com.