Hallie London Doucet
Hallie London Doucet, 19, of Silsbee, passed away Sunday, March 1, 2026. She was born October 11, 2006, to Misti Michelle Gilchriest and Laine Evin Doucet in Beaumont.
Throughout school, London was involved in many activities. Starting in 2nd grade she was involved in the academic group, PSIA. She received many awards in the Story Telling competition representing St. Anne’s Catholic School and went on to compete in the State level. She served in the Youth Guild for six years and was honored to be a Belle for the Beaumont Symphony League. London was also a cheerleader at St. Anne’s in the eighth grade. In High School she was in as many clubs as possible and played soccer to be close to her friends. She was always a member of the Honor Roll and was inducted into the National Honor Society. London accumulated hundreds of community service hours and was a Princess for the Neches River Festival. She attended Blinn Community College and was on the Dean’s List within her first semester and immediately applied to A&M again
London’s livestock show career started at age 8, with her Daddy guiding the way. Her love for animals started far before that. She was an active member and officer of Lucky Clover 4H and Hardin Jefferson High School FFA. She spent numerous hours in the barn honing in on her showmanship skills, but not to dabble too much in the “dirty work”. Her first show pig Oreo evolved into a barn full of sheep, buckles and banners started accumulating. London made so many good memories, countless connections and friends all across Texas. Nothing beats her most notable and memorable victories of 2023 Southeast Texas State Fair Grand Champion Lamb and landing a sale spot at the 2024 and 2025 San Antonio Livestock Show. London’s most favorite part of hitting the major show circuit, was the late night and early morning staging with her Dad to get the best stall spot in the show barn—she was best at being his passenger princess.
London attended Camp Longhorn from ages 8 to 17 and especially loved Riflery. She spent her days swimming, playing games, eating at the Chow Hall, and trying to find her sister around camp. She cherished the letters sent from her family. She would mail her dad her Riflery results, and make sure her mom knew what package to send next. She notoriously won awards for knowing the most people around camp, received the distinguished Campfire Lighter Award, and participated in the Mile Swim every year.
The love London had for her family showed in everything she did. They were, without a doubt, her whole world, and she loved them with her whole heart. She stayed closely connected with both of her widowed grandmothers, even organizing a sleepover with all the grandchildren after the loss of their grandfathers so they could be together.
From the very beginning, London was loud in the very best way—full of life, full of laughter, and never afraid to be herself. You always knew when she entered a room because she brought an energy that could turn any quiet moment into something fun and unforgettable. London had a way of making life feel like a celebration. Her contagious smile and constant laughter were simply part of who she was.
London never worried about what anyone thought of her, and that was one of her most beautiful qualities. It didn’t take long to see how much people loved being around her. Her joy was infectious, and people naturally gravitated toward her because of the light she carried. London brought love, laughter, and countless memories into so many lives.
God picks the most beautiful flowers in the garden and takes them home. She loved her people deeply. She showed up. She cared.
Survivors include her mother, Misti Doucet of Silsbee; father, Laine Doucet and his wife, Megan, of Sour Lake; brother and Godfather, Hunter Horka Ingram and his wife, Madison; sister, Hadyn Harmon Ingram of Silsbee; nephew, Holden Beau Ingram; niece, Ryan Rae Ingram; grandparents, Pat Doucet “Geegee” of Bridge City, Pamala Horka “Ma’am” of Silsbee; Lela Gilchriest of Beaumont; aunt and Godmother, Penny Doucet, aunt, Debi Perricone and her husband, Carl, of Nederland; uncles, Lance Doucet and his wife, Deedra, of Orangefield, Loren Doucet and his wife, Mona, of Winnie, Colby Doucet of Fannett, Cody Gilchriest and his wife, Venus, of Huffman, and Will Gilchriest and his wife, Holly, of Midland; and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins.
She is preceded in death by her grandfathers, L.J. Doucet, Bo Horka, and Buzzy Gilchriest.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made at First Security Bank in Beaumont or Sour Lake referencing the Hallie London Doucet Memorial Scholarship Fund.
A Rosary for London will be recited at 5:00 p.m., with a gathering of her family and friends to follow until 8:00 p.m., Sunday, March 8, 2026, at Broussard’s, 490 Cemetery Road, Silsbee. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:00 a.m., Monday, March 9, 2026, at St. Anne Catholic Church, 2715 Calder Avenue, Beaumont, with her entombment to follow at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Beaumont.
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Rosary
Broussard’s Mortuary Silsbee
- 490, Cemetery Road, Silsbee, Texas, 77656,
- March 8, 2026
- 5:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Gathering of Family and Friends
Broussard’s Mortuary Silsbee
- 490, Cemetery Road, Silsbee, Texas, 77656,
- March 8, 2026
- 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Mass of Christian Burial
St. Anne Catholic Church
- 2715, Calder Ave, Beaumont, TX, 77702,
- March 9, 2026
- 10:00 am
Entombment
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
- 4955, Pine St, Beaumont, TX, 77703,
- March 9, 2026
I was blessed to have Hallie as my “lil sis” at camp one year. A random draw of a hat turned into something so much more. Even though Hallie was younger than me, I always looked up to her – she was kind, funny, and always had fun at camp. We called camp heaven on earth and I pray that the joy we felt during those 3 weeks continues to radiate as we remember Hallie. We will never forget you, Hallie.
Day is done, gone the sun.
We are so deeply sorry for the loss of your beautiful daughter. There are no words for a loss like this. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time. May God bless and be with you.
We are praying for London’s family and friends, we are asking for comfort during this time of grief. May her soul rest in peace.
Misti, Lela, and Family,
What a shock to everyone!
My heart cannot even imagine what you’re going through at this moment or what the days ahead carry. My sincerity when I say I promise to pray for each of you and for Him to guide you through this difficult journey.
Misti and family I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your precious London. My heart and prayers are with you.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time. May God keep his arms wrapoed around you all and give you strength and comfort..
To Lannie and the Doucett Family My Deepest Condolences Praying for you and the family My whole family is heartbroken 💔 Milton Dell and family 🙏🙏
Tommy and i are so sorry for your family’s loss… My thoughts and prayers are with your wonderful family.. I have one precious memory of London and her sweet grandpa LJ… the day they drove into the big ditch (across from our house) and hearing LJ tell her “don’t tell your grandma”💞🌹
Oh Misti, I am so deeply sorry for your loss. There truly are no words that can take away the pain of losing your precious baby girl. My heart breaks for you and your family. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers, and I am praying that God wraps His loving arms around you, brings you comfort, strength, and peace in the days ahead. Your sweet baby girl will always be remembered and forever held in your heart.
I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family during this time.
Jennifer
I am so very sorry for your loss. Losing a loved one is so difficult! My prayers are with the family. Sending love to all of you.
Janet Whitted Kraus
So sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family
Wishing you all warmest moments of comfort and hoping you feel surrounded by the love and support of those who care for you. With deepest heartfelt sympathy during this tender time.
I first met London as a pre-K student while teaching Hayden junior high science at St. Anne. I remember that spunky little girl’s insistence that she wanted to start being called Hallie. She was maturing into a respectful young lady when the pandemic hit . Together, we all made it through the next school year, and her fun sense of spirit made it so much easier for everyone. Hallie was much loved by her teachers and classmates. Her passing is such a loss to the world. Please know that all of you are in my thoughts and prayers.
I know you said such a waste, so young to be gone…but she set an example for so many you women to follow. Be a good person, show respect and love your mother, family is everything, and then enjoy the little things that come. That was who I saw her become and had met her as an infant. What an amazing young lady……not a waist, a model! And a wonderful mother and family who lived her and saw success and faith i her.
London was a sweetheart! I had her in my Anatomy class at Hardin Jefferson Highschool her senior year. All her friends and her made my day! She was such a great student and will surely be missed. Thank you for sharing her beautiful spirit with us all! Praying for you all.
Laine,
We are so incredibly sorry for the loss of London. She was an incredible girl and tough as nails! We are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers, we’re here for you~
Stoney & Weston
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. We will definitely hold on to all the memories we made with London.
Misti, there are no words…Wrapping you and your family up in prayer. May your heart find peace.
Cyndie
No words can heal the grief your family feels. Our heart felt condolences go out to you. Only met London a couple of times. She was a joy to be around.
Diron&Karen Holt
The world has lost an incredible life. You have our sincere condolences, our deepest sympathies and our unending love. London will always be remembered with love.
London was one of my brightest friends and never ever failed to make me laugh. My family and I love her dearly. No words could describe this loss. God is with all of you❤️
Our Most Heartfelt Condolences to the Doucet Family! God Bless You All!
My heart is broken for the loss of precious
London. Lord hold her family in your arms and offer peace. Lord in your mercy hear our prayers.
No words for the loss of this beautiful child whom I loved with my all my heart. I had the pleasure of teaching you at SAS EDP your whole time through 8th gr & on when you went to HJ and on to A&M, you still kept in touch with me on FB & messages.. Misti I can’t imagine what you are going through and Laine, you were the Best Dad a girl could have. I saw your love for her daily at school lunches. Hayden, the moved loved Big Sister whom she adored. Peace and prayers to you all. She will forever be in my heart. ❤️ Ms Sandi
Please know my thoughts and prayers are with the entire family.
There are no words to match your great sorrow. Praying for your family. Dianne Hodges
I had the privilege to know Hallie from working as a substitute teacher for HJ High School these past three years. She was always a good student. She was very well mannered and showed respect to everyone. Her untimely passing is a deeply felt tragedy. I pray for her and the family, friends and loved ones she leaves behind to bear the great burden of grief. May God comfort you all and give you peace.