Tatum Ashley Obituary Death Announcement: 18-year-old Tatum Ashley Lost Her Life in an Uber Incident on Clyde Fant Memorial Parkway

 The Shreveport community is mourning the devastating loss of 18-year-old Tatum Ashley, whose life was tragically ended on Wednesday, November 19, 2025. Tatum was a passenger in an Uber on Clyde Fant Memorial Parkway when the vehicle was struck by gunfire, taking his life far too early. He was declared dead at the scene.

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At just 18 years of age, Tatum was a young individual brimming with potential, optimism, and opportunities. His family and friends recall him as someone who illuminated every room—gentle in nature, considerate, and deeply committed to those he loved. His laughter, kindness, and easygoing demeanor made him someone others were naturally drawn to. He had goals he was pursuing and a future filled with so much hope.

Those who cherished Tatum characterize him as a person who prioritized loyalty, relationships, and the happiness of those around him. He leaves behind a network of family, friends, and acquaintances who are heartbroken over such an abrupt and irrational loss. As they grieve, they also think back on the moments they experienced together—the dialogues, the laughter, the aspirations, and the instances that now serve as treasured reminders of the young man he was.

The sorrow surrounding Tatum's passing deeply affects the hearts of many. However, even amid their grief, his loved ones cling to the affection he offered, the happiness he spread, and the influence he had during his brief yet impactful life on Earth.

Tatum Ashley will be honored not for the manner in which his life concluded, but for the joy he brought into the world, the love he disseminated, and the lives he influenced. He will forever remain in the thoughts of all who knew and cherished him.

Rest in peace, Tatum. You are profoundly missed, fondly remembered, and eternally loved.