2B TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 2005 LocalState THE TIMES shreveporttimes. LocalStateDeaths com THE TIMES shreveporttinies.com TUESDAY. APRIL 5, 2005 3B Deaths PAID ANNOUNCEMENTS OBITUARIES Death Sentence Stanley: Cutout can be 'great' student activity View a week of obituaries online at Shreveporttimes.com I Continued from IB ijnheld in killing Bossier Parish Matthews. Paul L. 64, of Bossier City died Sunday; services at 4 p.m Thursday at Rose Neath Funeral Home, Bossier City.
Caddo Parish Brown, Gertrude 87, of Shreveport died Sunday; graveside services at 11 a.m. Friday in Forest Park Cemetery, St. Vincent Avenue, Shreveport; arrangements by Osborn Funeral Home, Shreveport. Thompson, Lee Roy, 82, of Shreveport died Thursday: services at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Rose-Neath Funeral Home, Southside Drive.
Shreveport; burial in Forest Park Cemetery, Meriwether Road, Shreveport. Todd, Rex Forrest, 88, of Shreveport died Wednesday; services at 2:30 p.m. today at Rose-Neath Funeral Home, Marshall Strr A. Shreveport: burial in Forest Park Cemetery, Meriwether Road, Shreveport. Winn Parish Edmonds.
Yancy Edward, 56, of Dodson died Monday; services at 9 a.m. Thursday at Siloam Baptist Church, Gansville; burial in church cemetery; arrangements by Southern Funeral Home, Jonesboro Flat Stanley's fu-in frnm fnltnn was resting at her house alter returning from Baghdad. "I received a Flat Stanley from my niece in California," Sanchez said. of area woman "I was so excited to do tJiis project You're doing it for someone who is a family member or someone you know. It's a way to really and truly let people see what you do out here, what Shreveport is like and what the Police Department is like." And to be able to share that with a child is a great feeling, McConnell said.
When I was a kid, just getting a piece of mail was really cool. That someone knew who 1 was. Stroller Me got here tbe day before die president came in. And he was able to pull a pevw uv ucuiu iui me wrcsiucill. "Then he was down in mounted natrol and he rode a hik Lost: 1-yearold, orange and white male cat, Greenacres Place area of Bossier City, call (318) 518-5602.
All cluidren can feel uisigruficant in an adult world. To be able to get as I got him, we typed up orders that said he was called to serve in Birthdays Celebrating a birthday today: MILDRED MCLAIN of Shreveport. LILLIE WILLIAMS of Shreveport. CRYSTAL WILLIAMS of Shreveport. DAVID WAYNE THOMAS of Shreveport.
CEDRIC LEE, 41, of Shreveport. THE REV. EDWARD RHODES of Carterville, Ga. BOBBIE WHITE of Houston. CHRISTOPHER PLAYER.
14. son of DEBORAH PLAYER of Shreveport. Celebrated a birthday April 4: STACEY SMITH. 30, of Shreveport. BILLY RAY "BLOOD HOUND" JACK, 53, of Shreveport.
Celebrated a birthday April 3: SALLY PENNYWELL of Shreveport. Celebrated a birthday April 1: WILLIE "D-BOY" THOMAS of Shreveport. Lost and Found Pets backlog in death cases is "a convenient ploy to avoid the death penalty," he said. "Obviously, our evidence was real strong. I didn't expect the U.S.
Supreme Court to tinker with it any. I'm glad they didn't I want to see the jury's verdict carried out." Prosecutors said Manning, who had done yard work for Malone, kidnapped her from her home, forced her to drive to a remote area 1 i i To place information in Stroller, call (318) 459-3233 between 9 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. weekdays and between 2 and 5 p.m. weekends.
Send e-mail to dlylesgannert.com. Label: Attention Stroller. The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the appeal of a man sentenced to die in the kidnapping and killing of a 62-year-old Plain Dealing woman in December 2000. Without comment, the nation's highest court announced Monday that it declined to review the first-degree murder conviction of Jeremiah D.
Manning in the slaying of Mary Ann Malone. But Manning likely will not be executed anytime soon. Defense attorney Marcia Wldder of Capital Operation Iraqi freedom and I sent Mm to another friend of mine." Ten days later, Flat Stanley was in Baghdad with Sgl Raymond Todd Edwards, a SMeveport officer assigned to the 1 156th Armor Battalion, Sanchez said. In a letter to Sanchez's niece 7-year-old Eliyah Flores. Edwards said he sumeumig langiDie, wiu mane their day.
And it does, said Dylan's teacher, Krista Cotich. "Every day, the kids come in thev sav, 'Did we get another Hat "When they get one, usually their eyes get huge and they want to tear into it," she said. "They're very proud to sit un in front of the rlass tn tvhH PAID ANNOUNCEMENTS OBITUARIES View a week of obituaries online at Shreveporttimes.com Soecial to The Times men weal nci aim Mil nei uuuai. Authorities arrested Manning as he ran along a highway after crashing Malone's car into a ditch. In his appeal.
Manning argues that his low IQ and his drinking on the day of the killing made it impossible their letter that someone important to them sent." Flat Stanley "arrests' Shawn Franklin, 22, of Shreveport, who is planning to apply for a spot in the upcoming police academy. Appeals Project said she might ask the Supreme Court for a rehearing. If she does not or if a rehearing is denied, there can be no death warrant signed in the ras' until Man had a hard time finding a uniform and weapon small enough to fit Flat Stanley, but he improvised. Flat Stanley did well on his 12-hour mission and only got tangled up in Edwards' ammo belt once, the letter says. "My niece is so excited.
She's looking forward to him coming home. She can't even imagine the things he's done," Sanchez said of Flat Stanley. ior mm to Knowiedgeably waive his right against self-incrimination before he marit' Ktatpmonta tn inwe. And the learning possibilities Flat Stanley brings when he returns to the classroom are endless, Cotich said. "It's a great listening and speaking activity.
"Whenever we receive one, we look on the map to see where he came from so we also get a serious amount of geography in there," she said. "And they're talking with their families about it and they're reading. It's been really wonderful." Although Dylan isn't quite sure where Shreveport is, he said he can't wait to see what adventures Flat Stanley had while he was here. "I'm anxious for him to come back and see all Ms pictures," die 8-year-old said. "He's already been to China, Florida, Japan and California.
I think he's really great and his books are really good, too." Mrs. Jean I. George HAUGHTON. LA Services for Mrs. Jean I.
George, age 81, will be held on Wednesday, April 6, 2005 at 10:00 a.m. in the Hill Crest Memorial Funeral Home Chapel, 601 Hwy. 80 East, Haughton. LA. Officiating will be Rev.
Ben McGehee of Love Chapel Methodist Church. Interment will follow at Hill Crest Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will receive friends and loved ones Tuesday evening between 5 and 7 p.m. at the funeral home. Mrs.
George, a retired Bossier Parish school bus driver, passed away on Sunday afternoon at her home following a lengthy illness. She was preceded in death by her husband. Mr. William K. George; son, Lynn Allen George; and her grandson, Matthew Brent Hollis.
Left to cherish her memory are her daughter and son-in-law, Janice and Mike Hollis; grandsons, Brian Hollis and his wife, Pam; and Josh Hollis; great-grandchild. Ashley Sarah Hollis; niece, Joyce and her husband, Bob: and brother-in-law, Tom George and his wife, Marilyn. Pallbearers for Mrs. George will be Bernard Grappe, Ray Miles, Eddie Moore, Sandy Doerner, Bob Screws, and Dave Hollis. Hill Crest Funeral Home 949-9415 tigators.
Those statements should have been thrown out, his anneal Mr. Marlon Lance Bond SHREVEPORT, LA Funeral services for Mr. Marlon Lance Bond will be held at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, April 5, 2005 in the chapel of Osborn Funeral Home. Officiating will be Rev.
Denny Duron and Rev. Rodney Duron. Interment will follow at Forest Park West Cemetery. The family will receive friends at Osborn Funeral Home from 6 until 8 p.m. on Monday, April 4, 2005.
Marlon was born August 21, 1956 in Jonesville, LA and entered into rest Sunday, April 3, 2005 at home after a long illness. Marlon was a retired construction worker. He was a member of First Assembly of God and accepted Christ at an early age at Children's Church Camp. Special people in church were Rev. Murray and Mrs.
Cooper, Mr. Glenn Davis and Pastor Rodney Duron. Left to cherish his memory are his wife, Melanie Bond: two daughters. Devon Bond and Ashley Crew and husband. Corey Crew; one grandson, Conner Crew; parents, Carl and Flo Bond; one sister, Minena Bond; one brother, Dennis Bond and wife, Rhonda; nephews, Brandon and Kenny Calhoun; and nieces, Brooke.
Bnanna and Brmly Bond. Pallbearers will be Dennis Bond, Kyle Kimes, Len Poole, Corey Crew. Chad Scroggs and Marvin Poole. The family would like to express their sincere appreciation to St. Joseph Hospice.
Osborn Funeral Home 865-8426 Board: Improvement projects also high on agenda ning has been assigned a post-conviction attorney by the state. That could take a while because there are loo many death cases involving indigent defendants for the number of defense lawyers Louisiana pays to handle them, VYidder said. "Jeremiah is entitled to appointment of counsel. And I couldn't tell you when that will happen. The state needs to give a lot more money to fund capital post-conviction." Bossier District Attorney Schuyler Marvin said he would push for a death warrant as soon as possible.
Capital Defense Project's claim of a contends. Manning also complained that pretrial publicity made it impossible for him to get a fair trial in Bossier Parish and that prosecutors failed to prove he had committed aggravated kidnapping, a compounding felony that qualified him for the death sentence. The Louisiana Supreme Court upheld the conviction in October, rejecting all of Manning's contentions and leading him to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. Continued from IB School Board member Bill Kos- Up for approval Engineer for heating ventilation and air conditioning at Curtis Elementary.
Engineer for heating ventilation and air conditioning for cafeterias and kitchens. Engineer for heating ventilation and air conditioning for gymnasiums. Engineer for paving at Piatt Elementary and Rodes Elementary Schools. Architect(s) for renovations additions. Tabled raises Following are the proposed annual step increases for bus drivers based on years of experience: Four-six: $152.
Seven-nine: $306. 10-i4: $468. 15-19: $161. 20 or more: $162. Noted area historian, author dies following fall teuta ol bossier City introduced an alternative step increase proposal for board consideration that would go into effect April 1 instead of the next school year.
Kostelka said Ms plan gives larger step increases. "I wanted to give meaningful increases. It starts (their salaries) lower and then gives 4 percent step increases each time," he said. "We've actually got some of the highest paid bus drivers in the state." Thursday, the School Board will also vote on recommendations for architects and engineers for at least five bond-financed projects. Further planning on the projects such as heating and ventilation did not finish the class requirements for the major they chose.
With career concentrations, students can change their concentration without a penalty each year if they'd like. Service Mr. Lee Roy Thompson SHREVEPORT, LA Funeral services for Mr. Lee Roy Thompson, 82, will be held at Rose-Neath's South-side Chapel, Wednesday, April 6, 2005, at 1:00 p.m. Officiating the funeral services will be Crawford Williams, Pastor Emeritus of Ingleside Baptist Church.
Masonic rites will be observed following the chapel service. Interment will follow at Forest Park West Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Tuesday, April 5, 2005. from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.
Mr. Thompson was born March 10, 1923, in Lafayette, LA, to the late Henry Clay and Annie Sharp Thompson and passed away on March 31, 2005, in Bossier City, LA. He was preceded in death by his parents and sisters, Vera Thompson Brennan and Velma Thompson Olivier, all of Shreveport, LA. He is survived by his daughter, Dr. Joyce Lynette Thompson of Milwaukee, Wl; one brother, Kelly Clay Thompson of Shreveport, LA; long-time friend and companion, Bobbie Jo Yates of Joaquin, TX; one nephew, Charles Michael Olivier and family of Keithvilie, LA; two nieces, Janet Olivier Whittig and family of Waller, TX, and Susan Olivier Butler and husband Jon of Keithvilie, LA.
Mr. Thompson proudly served his I Goodloe Stuck, who penned 'Shreveport was 96. Approval of career concentrations for the system's six Mgh schools also is on Thursday's agenda. Each parish must choose which career concentrations it will offer from a set of about 70 options. Bossier Parish is planning to offer 13 concentrations.
The state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education scrapped the idea of high school majors last year, partly because of parental outrage. Students would I not be allowed to graduate if they Orleans. Thirty-two architectural or engineering firms have presented qualifications in 11 categories for the bond projects, according to Director of Planning and Purchasing Keith Norwood. The $22 million is a portion of a $70 million, 10.8-mill bond proposition parish voters approved in September. Goodloe R.
Stuck donated his body to science and no funeral is planned. Instead, a memorial service will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Church of the Holy Cross Episcopal, 875 Cotton Shreveport. Joseph Clark "Jody" Ferguson, Jr. SHREVEPORT.
LA Joseph Clark Ferguson, Jr. (Jody) passed away peacefully on March 31, 2005 after a short illness. He was visiting his daughter and her family in California and was fortunately surrounded by many who loved him. On December 13, 1935, Jody was born in St. Charles.
Missouri to Joseph Clark Ferguson, Sr. and Gladys Elzarene Crutchfield Ferguson. The lumber business drew the family to settle in Zwolle, Louisiana a few years later. Jody's education began in Zwolle, continued at Allen Military Academy in Bryan, Texas and he graduated from St. Mark's School of Texas in Dallas.
TX. Jody received a Bachelor of Science and Business Administration from Louisiana Tech in 1960. In the United States Air Force, Jody was able to admirably serve his country and in 1962 he became the General Manager of the Sabine Parish Lumber Company in Zwolle. Linda Chase became Linda Chase Ferguson on September 4. 1965 and the family eventually settled in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Jody and Linda worked side by side almost everyday of their married lives. Their ventures included a loan company, the pulp-wood industry, a florist shop, cattle and a ready-mix concrete business. Jody and Linda discovered a passion for antiques, antique jewelry and sterling. Many may remember Ferguson's La Tienda Silver and Gifts. Jody could be found most afternoons buffing the silver that he appreciated.
Of course, Jody also appreciated books and The Book Mark was yet another industry he explored. Just for the sake of being "well-rounded" Jody also dabbled in real estate, oil, bicycles, wholesale record distribution and horses (but we don't talk about that one!) Ferguson's La Tienda, Inc. still continues today as La Tienda Lingerie with Linda at the helm. You may think that all of that was what was important to but it wasn't. His heart was with God, his family, friends and his church.
He is survived by his wife Linda, daughter Terry Elizabeth Ferguson of Galveston, TX, daughter Honour Ferguson Zucco and her husband Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Zucco currently of Travis AFB, CA, son Joseph Clark Ferguson, III and his wife Kay Elmore Ferguson of Shreveport, sister Elizabeth Ferguson Benz (Betsy) of Houston, TX and her family. Caitlin Chase Zucco, his only grandchild, was Jody's little princess. So many more of you could be listed here because Jody thought of many of his friends as family. A memorial service to celebrate his life will be held Tuesday, April 5, 2005 at 9:30 a.m. at First Methodist Church, Head of Texas Street in Shreveport with Dr.
Pat Day and Rev. Tom Howe officiating. The family would love to spend time with you immediately following the service in Couch Parlor. Graveside services will be conducted in Zwolle Cemetery at 2:30 in the afternoon. More fellowship will follow at the First Baptist Church in Zwolle.
Pallbearers will be Fred Brown, Chuck Chesley, Tom Eason, Richard Hunter, Calvin Jones, Jim Khineman, Ron Mueller. Doug Sessions. Frankie Spano and the members of the Desiderata Sunday Sunday School Class. There are always so many farewells in the Air Force and my husband Tony has a tradition of always sharing the three things that he will most remember about a person. With this in mind, I know that my Daddy will be remembered as a generous, sentimental and loyal Christian man.
Instead of flowers, the family has requested that any gifts be made to First United Methodist Church, P. O. Drawer 1567, Shreveport, LA 71165-1567. Osborn Funeral Home 865-8426 By John Andrew Prime jDflrnegannett.com Goodloe Stuck, noted local author, historian and advertising executive, whose 1981 work "SMeveport i i tor cafeterias, gymnasiums and kitchens can continue now that the School Board received 22 million in bonds late last week in New Goodloe Robertson Stuck SHREVEPORT, LA The funeral of Goodloe Robertson Stuck will be held in Church of the Holy Cross, 875 Cotton Street, on Wednesday, April 6, 2005 at 1 p.m. He died on April 2.
2005. He was a graduate of Hendrix College at Conway Arkansas and Yale University Drama School at New Haven, Connecticut, and was granted the honorary LL.D degree by Centenary College of Shreveport. A major in the U.S. Army, Goodloe served in Normandy, Brittany, and Battle of the Bulge, where he was taken prisoner. After being liberated, he spent six months in military government of Korea, then joined the engineer reserves and was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel.
Goodloe was a charter member of Church of the Holy Cross (Episcopal) where he served on the vestry, was a lay leader and superintendent of the Sunday School. He was appointed by the bishop to serve on the diocesan standing committee and twice was elected as deputy to the Episcopal General Convention. His civic activities included researching local history and encouraging the preservation of local historic buildings. He contributed over two hundred articles to local newspapers and gave frequent lectures on the related subjects. After retiring from his advertising agency in 1977, Goodloe began writing books, of which the following have been published: Annie McCune-Shreveport Madam.
Heritage Scrap-book of Northwest Louisiana, and the End of the Land. Goodloe is survived by numerous nieces and nephews. He has donated his body to LSU Medical School. Memorial donations may be made to Holy Cross Community Service Endowment, or to any other of the donor's choice. Visitors will be received in the undercroft after the service.
Woman awaits word about husband who died in 19ti2. whirh nrrwlwl Mdudjn genuy vandalized the sensitive but rekindled interest in local history, died Saturday. He was 96. "He was a mar- I Degree of another soldier's injury lessened. before Michelle McCrary has an opportunity to fly out and Ms condition again is downgraded, the Army won't mv fnr hpr travel Rut unll mat liol, City said Monday.
The extent of Ms hand injury has not been officially disclosed. "nkml, 4k Patricia Ann Roberson NATCHITOCHES, LA On Thursday, March 31, 2005, our Lord God embraced his child, Patricia Ann Roberson, 54, into his arms and carried her into his Kingdom. Services for Patricia Roberson will be held Saturday April 9th at 2:00 P.M. at Winnfield Funeral Home, 318 North St. in Natchitoches, Louisiana, with Rev.
Brinson officiating. Burial will be in St. Savior Baptist Church Cemetery. Visitation will be held Friday, April 8th from 6-9 P.M. at Winnfield Funeral Home, 318 North St.
Natchitoches, Louisiana. Patricia Roberson was born February 11, 1951, in Natchitoches. Louisiana to the late James B. Thomas and Lessie Lee (Thomas) Cyiark. Patricia attended Central High School in Natchitoches and later married Willie N.
Roberson Sr. Shortly after marriage Patricia gave birth to one daughter and two sons. Patricia, a devoted Christian, faithful wife, and loving mother, later joined the United States Air Force Reserve, on November 28, 1978, and transferred to the regular Air Force on January 24, 1979 for 13 year. Whereby upon the end of her enlistment, she then transferred back over to the Active Reserved and served as an Air Reserve Technician for 12 years, where she served both duties honorably until her passing. Throughout her military career.
Patricia actively worked with numerous volunteer organizations for those less fortunate and touched all those she met in a positive way. Even in sickness, Patricia would lend a helping hand and words of encouragement to those in need. Throughout Patricia's battle with sickness, she maintained a strong Christian Faith and truly lived life as God intended. She is preceded in death by her parents, James Thomas and Lessie Lee Cyiark, and sister, Ruby Lee Parks. She is survived by her husband, Willie N.
Roberson daughter, Sonja A. Rietman; two sons: Dr. Conrad E. Roberson and Deputy Sheriff Willie N. Roberson seven sisters: Cuma Lee McDaniel.
Mary Tillman, Shirley Coburn, Stella Richards, Linda Johnson, Carolyn Bobb, Dorothy Thomas and Cassandra Williams; two brothers: Frank Thomas and Michael Thomas; eight grandchildren: Joseph Richard, Julia Smith, Cody Roberson, Willie Roberson III. Jasmine Roberson, Maxwell Rietman. Brittney Roberson and Joshua Rietman; son-in-law, Christian Rietman; daughters-in law, Teresa Roberson and Jennifer Roberson; and a host of beloved relatives, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, and close friends. vrwis nisionan a very colorful character," said uutvi.u,.iiil "1U iiV 1(J from die Louisiana National Guard's family support network, she said. Stuck Rita Brown Jordan NATCHITOCHES, LA Funeral service for Rita Brown Jordan will be held 11 A.M.
Wednesday, April 6, 2005 in Blanchard St. Denis Chapel with Rev. James Poole officiating. Burial will be in American Cemetery in Natchitoches, La. Family visitation will be Tuesday.
April 5. 2005 from 5 P.M. until 8 P.M. Visitors also will be invited Wednesday. April 6.
2005 from 8 A.M. until service time in the funeral home. Mrs. Jordan, 98, of Natchitoches, died Sunday. April 3.
2005. at home in Natchitoches. La. She was born at Whitehall Plantation in Natchitoches Parish, La. She married Jared Jordan June 1, 1927 in San Antonio, Tx.
She was a former librarian at Northwestern State University. She was a member of First United Methodist Church. She was a charter member of the A. G. Chapter PEO, charter member of Colonial Dames of 17th Century, charter member of APHN, member of DAR, and Natchitoches Historic Preservation Society.
She was preceded in death by her husband. Jared Jordan, parents, Edgar Perkins Brown and Caroline Irene Hammett Brown. She is survived by her sister-Eva Lee Brown Ivey of Natchitoches, and many nieces, nephews, and cousins. Pallbearers will be Jim Brown, Bill Brown, Steve McDonald, David McDonald, Joe Knight, and Ronnie Blewer. Honorary pallbearers will be Gene Duco, John Duco, C.H.
Jordan, Brian Jordan, Clyde Jordan, H. J. Shawn Dailey, William Crews. Bailey Thaxton. Frank Hines, Scott deLesseps.
Kit Parker, Ed Jordan, Leonard Gray. Blanchard St. Denis Funeral Home, 318-357-8271 Mrs. Joan Cook Cowan STONEWALL. LA Graveside services for Mrs.
Joan Cook Cowan. 70, will be held at 11:00 a.m., Wednesday, April 6. 2005 at Keithvilie Cemetery, Keithvilie, LA. Reverend McKee Williams will preside. The family will receive friends from 5:00 p.m.
until 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, April 5, 2005 at Rose-Neath's South-side Funeral Home. Mrs. Cowan was born November 13, 1934 in Shreveport, LA to Henry Clay and Dorothy Keith Cook. She entered into rest Sunday, April 3, 2005 in Shreveport, LA after a brief illness. Mrs.
Cowan is survived by her daughter, Carla L. Slaney and husband, Tim; her grandson, Zachary Slaney, who was truly the light of her life; and numerous extended family members and friends. The family wishes to express special thanks to all of the ICU nurses and doctors at Willis-Knighton South Hospital for their loving care of Joan. Memorials may be made to Keithvilie United Methodist Church. Rose-Neath Funeral Home Southside Chapel, 687-1256 the land.
"Another tMng he did was help save Land's End Plantation in north DeSoto Parish, though it eventually burned after it was struck by lightning," Brock said. The mansion, and the Mstory of the Marshall family, formed the subject of Stuck's book "End of the Land." Stuck, a former president of the Historic Preservation Society of Shreveport, had a sly and mischievous sense of humor, Montgomery recalled. "As one example, he had a brick wall into wMch he 'built Montgomery said. "He had a Civil War cannonball he built into the wall, and somehow embedded it so it looked Bee it had been fired there. Then he would take unsuspecting, gullible souls tMough Ms house on a tour, saying how this had once been a battlefield, and spring that on them.
He had a great sense of humor, and that is one of the more benign examples." By John Andrew Prime jprimegannett.com The wife of Staff Sgt. Michael McC-rary, a Slireveporter who recently was wounded in terrorist attacks in Baghdad, awaits word on how serious Ms injuries are and when and how shell be able to see him. "They put him on 'nonserious' status (Sunday), wMch meant that the government wouldn't pay for my travel," Michelle McCrary said late Monday. "But today in Germany, they put him back on serious status because they had to open his wounds to clean them out. So if he stays in Germany for a certain number of friend and one-time neighbor Jim Montgomery.
As edito--aJ page editor and managing editor of The rimes, and later with the -rrner Shreveport Journal, Mont-fOBBery knew Stuck well. "He had a MuY lil eye for detail for history and cc arL Stack (feed jest more than a week that Srs was not believed aaoe been that serious, said one of im aeprKvs Shreveport J.J. Marshal Stack married Marshall's seas. Manha Marshall She died in vmsaber the two had no uicil is a tremendous amount of (security) involved with the whole series of events that occurred 2-3 April," said Maj. Scott Adams, executive officer of the 1 156th Armor Battalion.
"What I can and will tell you is that the soldiers of Task Force Geronimo acted with gallantry and an overwhelming amount of selfless duty in response to enemy actions on 2-3 April. "bideed, there were many instances of soldiers normally 'down' for crew rest responding to the need for a presence in our area of operations," he said. "The actions of all of soldiers of Task Force Geronimo were key to the successful conclusion of operations on 3 April. We are extremely proud of the performance, sense of duty and professionalism of all of the "I will get there one way or the other! I am just waiting on word from the doctor in Germany as to how long he will remain there or when he will go to Walter Reed (Medical Center)." McCrarys husband and a fellow tank commander in Shreveport's l156th Armor Battalion, Sgt. Gary Bourgeois, were wounded Saturday in response to a series of terrorist attacks that eventually caused injuries or wounds to more than 40 soldiers.
Michael McCrary had slirapnel wounds to Ms head and face, a broken arm and jaw injuries. Bourgeois at Bro. Lamar Duncan LOGANSPORT, LA ine easy Bro. Lamar LA, passed Duncan Logansport, country in the Signal Corps, 7th Army, during World War II. He retired from with 40 years of service.
He was also a member of several organizations: The Telephone Company Pioneers, the Fair Park Over- The-Hill group, 50-year member of the Queensborough Lodge 418; a very active member and twice Past Master with the Mooringsport Masonic Lodge 342 with plural membership in The Blanchard Lodge 447; the El Karubah Shriners; the Yorkrite and Scottishrite Bodies including the Council and Commandry; the Red River Road Runners; and the American Legion. He was member of Ingleside Baptist Church and an active member of the King's Men Sunday School Class. He was an avid fisherman, loved to cook for social functions, and loved to spend time with his family, friends, and church. The family would like to thank Dr. Ghandi and Willis Knighton Bossier for their assistance.
Memorial contributions may be made to Shriner's Hospital. Pallbearers will be Jimmy Terry, Charles Jordan, Terry Jewell, Tom Hudson, Don Whitfield and Mickey Gilcrease. Honorary pallbearers will be D.C. Hall, Dan Templeton. Joe Turrentine, J.L.
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Sam Glover officiating. Interment will be at Wimberly Cemetery, Huxley. TX. Visitation will be at Watson Sons Funeral Home, Center, TX, Monday, April 4, 5:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m., and also on Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. until service time at the church.
Bro. Duncan was a retired Missionary Baptist Minister and had preached for 52 years. He was born January 6, 1923, in Shelby County. TX. to Bob and Lor-ene Kendrick Duncan.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Elvin Duncan; and an infant daughter, Glenda Gail. Survivors are his wife of 63 years, Nathanleen Davis Duncan, of Logansport; three daughters: Brenda Permenter and husband David, of Grand Cane; Chnsta Groves and husband Jerry, of Logansport; and Mitzi Harris and husband, Adrian, of Logansport: seven grandchildren: Christopher Duncan and wife Diana: Jennifer McCann and husband Steven; Brad Groves; Chad Groves: Natalie Hughes and husband Ron; Michael Permenter; Wesley Groves, and one great grandchild, Ebbie Kate McCann one brother, Leo Duncan and wife Avis of Huxley; and one sister, Lamerle McCoy of Rock wall; two step-grandchildren: Shandria Moon and husband Jason, and Susan Harris; one step-great grandchild, Landon Banks Little uncle, L.L. Duncan of Huxley; speciai friends, the Gary Huntsman Family and Bro. Duncan's church family, several nieces and nephews and a host of friends and relatives. Pallbearers will be grandsons and grandsons-in-law.
Honorary pallbearers will be preachers that are present and deacons of the church. Memorial gifts can be made to Logansport Missionary Church (Piano Fund) P.O. Drawer 10. Logansport. LA 71049: and to Grand Cane Baptist Church (Building Fund) P.O.
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TX A graveside funeral service for Mrs. Elizabeth M. Carroll 95, of Temple will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the graveside in Forest Park Cemetery in Shreveport, Louisiana. Burial will be beside her husband, Andrew Dixon Carroll.
Mrs. Carroll died in a Temple Retirement Center Saturday morning. She had been in ill health for the past several years. She was born in Clinton, Louisiana, on January 3, 1910. She was the daughter of the late Ashby and Emma Atkins Irwin.
She was a graduate of Mansfield Female College and Centenary College of Shreveport. She had taught school in Shreveport and Pleasant Hill and Bossier Parish School systems. She had also taught at the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children in Louisiana. She retired from teaching in 1975. She was married to Andrew Dixon Carroll in 1931.
He preceded her in death in 1974. She was a member of the First Methodist of Shreveport, La. She had been living in Temple for the past five years. She was the last of six children. She is survived by two sons: Irwin Carroll of Salado and Sydney Carroll of Knoxville, also by four grandchildren.
The Sheffield Funeral Home of Temple is in charge of the funeral arrangements. Sheffield Funeral Home 254-773-3999 95 39 NoCot. No Obligation Consultations -Hi. Stamps. AR.
Mr. Cheatham was self employed and was known for his love of 1957 Chevrolets and his racing experience. He was a member of The Liberty Baptist Church. He was preceded in death by his father: Walter Cheatham and his uncle: Edwin Goodwin. He is survived by his wife of thirty seven years: Kay Cheatham of Stamps, AR; son and daughter-in-law: Allen and Arica Cheatham of Stamps, AR; mother: Lucille Strange of Bossier City, LA; brother and sister-in-law: Ronnie Joe and Mary Cheatham of Bossier City, LA; special aunt: Lorene Goodwin of Stamps, AR; grandson: Dustin McMurrough of Stamps, AR; granddaughter, Ashley Lauren Cheatham of Stamps, AR; uncle: Harold Cheatham of Stamps, AR: brother-in-law and sisters-in-law: Henry and Debbie Salmon; Gary and Maya Dela-ney and Netta Holloway.
all of Stephens, mother-in-law: Kella Salmon of Stephens, AR; special niece and nephew: Richard and Marie Williamson of Stephens, AR. other loving nieces and nephews, relatives and a host of friends. Funeral services will be held at 11 A.M. Thursday, April 7, 2005 at The Smith Funeral Home Chapel in Stamps with the Rev. Johnny Hicks officiating with burial in Liberty Cemetery under the direction of Smith Funeral Home-Stamps, AR.
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will be held at 11:30 a.m., Wednesday. April 6. 2005, at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Shreveport, LA, officiated by Father Richard Lombard. Pete, 71, was born in Shreveport.
LA, and passed away February 19, 2005, in Blountville. TN, after a lengthy illness. He was preceded in death by his loving parents. Annie Ferlito Pizzolato and Joseph P. Pizzolato, and a sister, Frances Pizzolato Vergo.
He is survived by a son, David, of Asheville, N.C., daughters. Lisa Ansolabehere and Karl Florez. both of Bakersfield. CA, and a sister. Lena Pizzolato Cush, of Springfield, VA, four grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
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