Isie Mae Guidry Wiley

Obituary

Isie Mae Guidry Wiley 89 years old, went to her heavenly home peacefully on October 29, 2025, in Tacoma, Washington. She was born to Abner Guidry Sr. and Louetta Bias in Crowley, Louisiana. Isie is preceded in death by her parents Abner Guidry Sr. and Louette Bias Guidry, her siblings, Arkey Henry, Manson Guidry, Mildred Hudgins, Edmonia Sylvester, Abner Guidry, Jr. and Etta Lee Scott.

Isie is survived by her son, Kelvin Blaine Ceasar (Maria Loresa), Grandchildren, Lamar Ceasar (Nicole), and Maria Theresa Rivera (Robert Rivera), Great Grandchildren, Kendrick Ceasar, Lincoln Ceasar, Jomar Rosete, Ian Rivera and Kayla Rivera, Nieces and Nephews, Anita Chenier (Clifton), Levi Hudgins, Brant E. Hudgins, Stella Guidry, Samuel Hawkins, Harriett Bias, Dennis Guidry (Cheryl), Tony Guidry, Cheryl Guidry (Dale) and Rhoda Grace (Egbert)

Isie attended Antioch CME Church where she served as the President of the Steward Board, President of the Missionary Society, Secretary of the Church and the Usher Board.

Tribute to My Mother

My mother lived a life full of warmth, strength, and joy. Today I celebrate everything she was and all that she gave me. I feel sorrow for her passing and at the same time I feel immense gratitude for the woman who built the foundation of my world.

I celebrate her laugh that could brighten a room. I celebrate her kindness which she gave freely to everyone she touched. Mostly I celebrate her strength, steady and unwavering which taught me to stand tall and follow your own path and overcome the obstacles that come up.

My mother's love showed up in a thousand small ways, some obvious and some not so obvious. She gave me guidance, she taught me patience, she encouraged me, and she corrected me if I started to stray. I'll carry those gifts forever and they will help me in my every decision that I make and always be embedded in the values that I carry with me.

Today I am sad as I say goodbye to my mother and my friend. I deeply appreciate all that she gave me. I celebrate the life she lived because it's an example for me to follow. I will continue to honor her through the way I live my life. I pledge to pay forward all that she gave me.

I hope you can celebrate with me.

Kelvin Ceasar