Chelseaa Sarah Wright was born March 8, 1994 in San Antonio, Texas to Cassandra Wright and Teofilo Santoya, Jr.

Chelseaa attended Pelham High School graduating with the class of 2012.  While in high school she participated in the following: Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), Future Farmer of America (FFA), and cheerleader.  While in high school, Chelseaa was extremely good in mathematics.  She was an A-B honor roll student.  Her teachers and classmates loved her.  She was fair, kind, and always wanted to excel in everything that she did.

After graduation, Chelseaa joined the U. S. Air force on July 24, 2012.  She was honorably discharged on September 29, 2014.

She accepted CHRIST as her Lord and Savior and joined Open Door Church of Praise under the leadership of Dr. Joe R. Thomas.

Chelseaa's employment history included Sanderson Farms in Moultrie, Georgia.

Although it may feel as if death has invaded our family circle, and carried away a beloved member, we know the Lord has gained an angel and our hearts shall mend.  Those who encountered Chelseaa often described her as caring, hard-working, quiet, and a dedicated mother and daughter.  She had a glowing personality that would lift your spirits and brighten your day.  Though saddened by Chelseaa's demise, we thank GOD for allowing us the privilege of sharing her life.  Chelseaa will be close in our hearts forever.

She leaves to cherish her memories, three children, Brailynn Rain Diggs, Reagan Chaise Wright, Rilyan JziRae Wright; her parents, Cassandra Wright (Wayne Jackson), Teofilo (Joey) Santayo, Jr.; her twin brother, Chance Mark Wright; sisters, Viktoria Rain Dabney, Vanessa Santoya, Connie Reyes, Lylly Santaya, Aisha Santaya, McKayla Ovalles, Cha'lebryana Stewart, Aaliyah Jackson, Briana Saldivae, Conesha Jackson, Octavia Kierce; brothers, Jesse Joe Santaya, Malachi Santaya, Teofilo Santoya, III, Conelius Jackson, Jr.; grandparents, Sarah Clevidence, Jeffrey Beewer, Lydia Castillo, Corneus Jackson, Deborah Jackson; she was preceded in death by a grandfather, Teofilo Santaya, Sr.; a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, close friends, and community.