Reshea Antionette Lewis Mercer , 53, of Stafford, Virginia, passed away on October 31, 2023, at her home. Born in Washington, DC, on July 28, 1970, to Rita A. Lewis and Herman J. Faison, she was the beloved wife of Troy N. Mercer of Washington, DC.

Reshea is survived by her husband Troy N. Mercer, four children, Ratonio D. Mercer, Carita N. Mercer, Tori A. Mercer, Tenia L. Munoz, and leaves cherished memories in the hearts of her mother, Rita A. Carter, five brothers Antonio P. Lewis, Rodney M. Lewis, Thomas Wilson, Nicholas B. Newman, Tawan Jones, and nine sisters, Theresa A. Lewis, Tanika C. Carter, Pamela R. Dolby, Chrystal R. Faison-Craven, Sherri N. Cook, Cheneka A. Battle, Valerie Bender, Joyce Monk, Sedeena M. Smith. She was a loving grandmother to seven grandchildren: Tonie, Maryah, Anthony, Kai, Leilana, Analia, Olivia, and Jace. She is also survived by a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, family, and friends. She was preceded in death by her father Herman J. Faison, her brother, Jason R. Faison, and her sister, Tamika Montogomery.

Reshea graduated from Spotsylvania High School and earned a degree in Criminal Justice from Gibbs College. Devoting her professional life to The United States Postal Inspection Service, she became known for her notable achievements, contributions, and unwavering dedication to her employer.

Reshea's life was a testament to finding joy in simple pleasures. She was an avid couponer, skillfully finding deals and savings, which she generously shared her method with friends and family, making her the go-to person for couponing budgeting tips. Her love for casino tours added an extra layer of excitement to her life, and she approached each visit with a sense of adventure and fun. Above all, Reshea cherished moments that involved family, food, and fun. She was the heart of family gatherings, where she enjoyed preparing delicious meals and greeting everyone with warmth and laughter.

She had a genuine love for road trips, often embarking on impromptu adventures to explore new cities, all traveled by car. These journeys created cherished memories along the way. Reshea was a devoted grandmother who doted on her grandbabies. Their laughter and their presence brought her immense happiness, and she treasured every moment spent with them. Shopping was another of her favorite pastimes. She enjoyed the thrill of finding the perfect items and could turn even a routine shopping trip into something exciting. Her keen eye for bargains made her a shopping enthusiast.

Reshea lived life to the fullest, embracing each day with enthusiasm and sharing her passion for family with all who had the privilege of knowing her. She was fearless, not afraid of anything. Her love for life and the joy she found will continue to be an inspiration to us all.

She was a member of First New Hope Baptist Church in Partlow, VA.

Reshea will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing her. Her legacy lives on through the love and joy she shared with the world.

A viewing will be held at A. L Bennett and Son Funeral Home, 200 Butternut Drive, Fredericksburg, VA, on Saturday, November 11, 2023, at 10:00 AM followed by a funeral service at 11:00 AM.