Bridget Ann Lee

Bridget Ann Lee passed away peacefully on July 7, 2025, at the age of 47, surrounded by love in Biloxi, MS. Born in Picayune, MS on July 19, 1977, Bridget's zestful spirit and loving heart touched many throughout her memorable life. A proud mother and grandmother, Bridget's role in her family was at the core of her existence. Her sense of humor and life lessons will live on through her descendants.

Bridget lived life with a vibrant passion that shone through her many interests. Her beautiful voice, which could light up any room, brought joy to all who heard her sing. She also had a deep love for Camaros, a passion that reflected her spirited and dynamic personality. She had love a for Camaros. Despite being known for her stubborn streak, Bridget was the definition of love, wrapping her loved ones in warmth, laughter, and endless support. Her time at The Pillars was marked by the memorable "cigarette time" with her friends at the nursing home, where she became known as the life of the party. These moments of cheer will be remembered fondly by her friends and the staff alike, a testament to Bridget's ability to turn ordinary instances into cherished memories. The words "loving," "funny," and "faith-filled" best capture the essence of who Bridget was. Her unwavering love for her family, infectious laughter, and deep commitment to her faith laid a foundation of comfort and joy that will continue to guide and inspire those who were privileged to know her.

Bridget was cherished deeply by her family. She was preceded in death by her dear parents Linda Williams and Dexter Lee; her loving grandparents, Harold Lee Sr. and Virginia Lee; and her brother, James Dalton Lee. Her legacy continues to shine brightly in her beloved daughter, Hailey Ann Cooper Duggan; her treasured granddaughter, Rileigh Duggan; her Aunt's Lisa Matthews, Rhonda Cappleman, and Loretta Smith; her Uncle Marvin Williams; and is further honored by her cousins, and a vast network of extended relatives, including the devoted staff at The Pillars in Biloxi, who became her second family. Trinity Funeral Services is honored to serve the Lee family in their time of need and we ask that you remember them in your thoughts and prayers through the days ahead.