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Page Section Tbunday, September 22, 2005, T1IE MA kKSVILLE WEEKLY NEWSTHE BUNKIE RECORD AREA DEATH v. Hill of Mkville and five grand children. Pallbearers were PreMon )acK Allen Rtxley Jotrph. I (iuiJM. Brent Bradford.

Oliver UvhIji. Christopher Bradford and Kala Jolinon. Anna M. Mayeux MARJtSVlLLh-ServH'? Jf Anna Mae Mavcux were held af II am. Tuesday.

September 20. 2lXfc at St. Joseph Catholic Church. Marksville. Biiriul was in St.

Joseph Mausoleum 2, Marksville under the direction of Hixson Dnxhm, Marksville. 1 Anna Mae Mayeux, ape 75 of Marksville, died Saturday, September 17, 2005 In Marksville. She was a native and resident of Marksville, a member of St iWh Catholic Church where he a member of the lilies Altar Society and Cathode Daughters. She was a member of tltc St. Joseph Choir for 57 years and choir director for 10 years.

Mrs. Maycux retired as ITO of Marksville General Hospital after many years of service. She was a member of the Marksville Homcmakers Club and the WAV Ladies Auxiliary. I Survivor include her husband, Daniel Mayeux of Marksville; lone ton, Greg Mayeux and wife Janet Marionncaux of Grossc Tcte; one daughter, Joye Mayeux Lacombe and husband Jcffcry of Marksville; grandchildren. Joscelyn Walker fcbey, Nason Walker, Megan Normand, Jesse Mayeux; step- Cindchildren, Tanya and Heather combe and Nikki Dauzat; greatgrandchildren.

Raven Walker, Jaxon and Justus Ebey, My ha and Austin Keno; and two sisters-in-law, Mclba Dutton and Merine Laborde. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Angela Mayeux; parents, Dallas and Hazel Laborde; two brothers, Leroy Laborde and Marsdcn Took" Laborde. were Michael Weber, Corey Lemoine, Brandon Dupuy, Andre Jeansonne, Chris Jeansonne, Keith Lacombe, Scott Lartigue, Jesse Desselle, B.J. Bordelon and Joseph Bernard. Crossbeareri were Kay In Dupuy, Macie Jeansonne and Hannah Lartij-'uc, Loyda D.

Labordc MARKSVILLE Services were held for Mrs. lxyda D. Laborde in the chapel of Union Brothers Funeral Home on Monday, September 12, 2005. The officiating clergyman was Father Paul Kunnumpuram. Burial was in St John the Baptist Cemetery in Morula, under direction of Hixson Brothers.

Mrs. Laborde, age 86, of Marksville, died Sunday, September II, 2005 in Alexandria. She was a homemaker. Survivers include one daughter, Esther Day of Metairic; two grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Pallbearers were Charles Marcntte.

John Dav. Mike Dupuv. Daniel Laborde, Roland Laborde and Carlos GuilloL Marie B. Lavalais MARKSVILLE Funeral services for Rose Marie Boyer Lavalais were at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, September 9.

2005 in the chapel of Hixson Brothers Funeral Home, the Rev. Alexander officiating. Ouriaf was in the St John Community Baptist Cemetery, under direction of Hixson Brothers. Mr. Lavalais, a native and resident of Marksville, died on Monday, September 5, 2005 in Pineville.

She was 46 years Survivors include her husband, Kenneth Lavalais of Marksville; two sons, Deon and Curtis Boyer, both of Marksville; a daughter, Stephanie B. Bradford of Marksville; two sisters, Ann Johnson of Marksville and Benita Boyer of Freemont California; her mother, Waver D. Corps. She integrated Into the regular Army and retired a a U. Colonel.

The rest of her active life was spent in traveling world-wide. She was member of the Retired Officers ASSN, Central LA Chapter TROA, VFW. Travelers Century Club. Altar Society. LA Maneuvers and Military Museum and the Alexandria Museum of Art Survivors Include a brother, Harvey Kimble of Marksville and numerous nieces and nephews.

Notes of condolence to the Voinche family may be e-mailed to MelanconFuneral aol.com. Jean B. Brasscaux BUNKIE Services for Jean Ratixte "J.B." Bnuseaux were held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, September 11, 2(X)3 at St. Anthony Catholic Church, with the Rev.

David Braquet officiating. Burial took Elace in the St Alphonse lausoleum in Hessmer. under direction of Hixson-Ducote Funeral Home. Mr. Brasscaux, of Bunkie, died on Saturday.

September 10, 2005, at Bunkie General Hospital. He was 71. He was preceded in death by i granddaughter. Crystal Candella. Survivor include his wife, Joyce Bellard Brasseaux of Bunkie; two daughters, Debbie Candella of Bunkie and Stephanie Ryland of Alexandria; a son, Timothy Brasseaux of Lecompte; three sisters, Edna Andrepont, Eldine Daigle and Thelma Breaux.

all of Church Point; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Pallbearers for Mr. Brasseaux were Timothy Brasseaux, Charles Candella Brock Brasseaux, Shane Brasseaux, Lonnie Ryland Mr. Fritchman, age 83, of Mamura, died Wednesday, September 1 4. 2UOS in die Avoyelles Hopilal in Marksville.

He served in WWII as a member of the U.S. Coast Guard. He was a retired tree surgeon of 50 year and lived in Avoyelles Parish for 35 years, He joins his wife Aielia Fritchman In heaven. He is survived by Roderick Gary, a boy he raised from the age of 17; Dclmus Francisco, a dedicated worker, friends, Patricia Lotavio and husband and Carrie Grundy; and two brothers-in-law. Leon Fonscca and Frcnchie Bernard.

Gerald Galland BUNKIE Funeral services for Gerald Wayne Galland were held at 10 a.m on Friday, September 9, 2005 in the chapel of Mclancon Funeral Home, with Fr. James Nelikunnell officiating. Burial was in the Church of the Little Flower Cemetery, Evergreen, under the ftiwetinn of MrUnrnn Funeral Home in Bunkie. Mr. Galland, age 55, of Bunkie, passed away on Tuesday, September 6, 2005 in Alexandria.

He was a welder and a U.S. Marine veteran of the Vietnam War. Survivors include his parents, Earnest and Nell Galland of Evergreen; and four sisters, Regina Pennington of Huntsville.TX, Rhonda Rouse of Brazoria, TX, Rente Beddingfield of Woodlands, TX, and Robin Kennen of Friendswood, TX. Gerald Joseph Jeansonne Jr. SIMMESPORT Service for Gerald Joseph Jeansonne Jr.

were held on Saturday, August 27, 2005, in Christ the King Catholic Church, the Rev. George Krosfield officiating. Burial followed in Christ the King Cemetery, under direction of Escude Funeral Home. Mr. Jeansonne, age 27, of Simmesport, died Thursday, August 25, 2005 in St Martin Parish.

A native of Alexandria, he was sometimes called "Bud," and some called him "LiT Gerald." He was preceded in death by his Eatemal grandparents, Themus and Jeansonne, and his maternal grandmother, Doris Jean Knoll Lemoine. Survivors include his wife Jill Dupuy Jeansonne of Simmesport; a son, Kade Michael Jeansonne of Simmesport; a daughter, Macie Nichole Jeansonne of Simmesport; his mother, Patricia' Lemoine Jeansonne of Simmesport; his father, Gerald Joseph Jeansonne Sr. of Simmesport; two sisters, Missy and her husband Jesse Desselle, and Amy and her husband Scott Lartigue, all of Simmesport; father-and mother-in-law Dale and Lou Lambert of Moreauville; sister-in-law Sanndi Dupuy of Moreauville; brother-in-law Brandon Dupuy of Moreauville; his maternal grandfather, Estine Lemoine of Simmesport; and six neices and nephews. Pallbearers for Mr. Jeansonne Mona L.

Voinche BUNKIE Funeral services for Lt Col. Mona Lucille Voinche, Ret. were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, September 13, 2005 in SL Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, with Fr. Patrick Braquet officiating.

Burial followed in the Gate of Heaven Mausoleum, Pythian Cemetery, under direction of Mclancon Funeral Home, Bunkie. Lt. Col. Voinche, age 99. of Alexandria, formerly of Bunkie, expired on September 11, 2005 in Dubuii Hospital.

Alexandria. She was employed by CLECO for number of years. While employed with CLECO, she volunteered for the newly formed Women's Army Corps in early World War II and was selected as one of the first 800 women in the U.S. to start the Lottie M. Benoit BUNKIE Funeral services for Lottie Morgan Holland Benoit were held at 10 a.m.

Saturday. September 17, 2005 in the chapel of Mclancon Funeral Home, with Dr. Billy Edwards officiating. Burial was in the Pythian Cemetery under direction of Mclancon Funeral Huiiic. Mrs.

Lottie, age 86, of Bunkie expired in her residence on September 8. 2005. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Bunkie and was I nurse at the Knoll Temple Clinic for many years. She was preceded in death by her Tom Holland and Mayo Benoit and a grandson. Ronnie Clausen.

Jr. Survivors Include two sons, SuiToid HuISim1 of Cunkic rtd Dr. William Harold Holland of Nashville, TN; one daughter, Hilda Holland of Bunkie; one sister, Adella Redmon of Bunkie; six grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren. Elizabeth Earnest BUNKIE Funeral services for Elizabeth "Betty" Rose Kinchen Earnest were held at II a.m. Thursday.

September IS, 2005 in the David Haas Memorial United Methodist Church, with the Revs. Joe Hoover and Donald Johnson officiating. Burial was in the Christian Cemetery, Cheneyville, under the direction of Mclancon Funeral Home, Bunkie. Mrs. Earnest, age 82, of Bunkie expired on Monday.

September 12, 2005 in the Bailey House. Bunkie. She was a retired high school teacher, having taught in Rapides and Avoyelles Parishes. She was a member of the Lone Pine Assembly of God. She had been a member of the David Haas Memorial United Methodist Church, Bunkie Service League, Women Aglow, LA Retired Teachers Association, Bunkie General Hospital Ladies Auxiliary and MWF.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter "Raz" Earnest Survivors include one son, Walter Allen Earnest Jr. of Austin, Texas; two daughters, Susan E. Earnest of Bunkie and Anne E. Earnest of Hemdon, Virginia; one brother, Bolden Kinchen, Jr. of Denham Springs; two grandchildren, Jennifer King of Alexandria and Seili T.

Itkin of Alexandria, Virginia; and three great grandchildren, Tori King, Stevie King and Ashley King all of Alexandria. James W. "Big Jim" Fritchman MAN SURA Services for James W. "Big Jim" Fritchman were held at 10 a.m. on Friday, September 16, 2005 in the chapel of Avoyelles Memorial Funeral Home in Marksville.

Interment followed in St Paul the Apostle Catholic Church Cemetery in Mansura. UWCL announces initial responses to evacuee crisis and Corbin Rvland. Minnie's View by Minnie Deshotel iv 131 A Time to Laugh Please join me in remembering a great icon of thecntertainment community. The Pillsbury Doughboy died yesterday of a yeast infection and complications from repeated pokes to the belly. He was 71.

Doughboy was buried in a lightly greased coffin. Dozens of celebrities turned out to pay their respects, including Mrs. Butterworth, Hungry Jack, the California Raisin. Retry Crocker, the Hostess Twinkies. Little Debbie and Captain Crunch.

The gravesite was piled high with flours. Aunt Jemima delivered the eulogy and lovingly described, Doughboy as "a man who never knew how much he was kneaded." Doughboy rose quickly in show business, but his later life was filled with turnovers. He was not considered a very "smart" cookie, wasting much of his dough on half-baked schemes. Despite being a little flaky at times, he still, as a crusty old man, was considered a roll model for millions. Doughboy leaves his wife, Play Dough, two children, John Dough and Jane Dough (and they had one in the oven).

His elderly father, Pop Tart, also survives him. The funeral was held at 3:50 for about 20 minutes. Okay, folks I presume you are aware that this is not an actual obituary notice. I wish I could take credit for this fantastic play of words but its origin is unknown to me. It was circulating on the internet last year and I saved it for such a time as this.

Laughter is good for your heart and doeth good as a medicine; so make sure to get your daily dose of laughter. In response to a number of local inquiries, United Way of Central Louisiana (UWCL) announces the creation of the Central Louisiana Katrina Response Fund. The purpose of the fund is to provide shelter and other needed assistance for evacuees in our area, beyond the short-term emergency shelter already provided through United Way's annual funding of the Red Cross and the Salvation Army. The fund will provide an avenue for those who wish to designate special contributions beyond the annual United Way campaign. This fund will support the efforts of those agencies and other agencies involved in evacuee support; it will not compete with those efforts.

Two important distinctions must be made about this fund," said UWCL president David Britt. "First this fund will not duplicate other efforts for emergency shelter such as those by the American Red Cross and the Salvation Army. We fund and support those efforts. However, Cenla is facing an unprecedented need of shelter for potentially several months. Our normal emergency shelter system cannot possjWy provide shelter for this period of lime.

This fund will step in to support the agencies that provide for the needs of evacuees at the point where our normal systems run out "Second, all of these funds will be used locally. None will be sent outside the boundaries of Central Louisiana. Other funds exist for support elsewhere, and we support them. This, fund, however, will remain exclusively local in its focus." Donations may be sent to the GET ON THE ROAD TO A NEW START Avoyelles Parish Legal Records From the office of Clerk of Court Samuel Couvillon United Way of Central Louisiana office at P.O. Box 749.

Alexandria. LA 71309-0749. Please make checks payable to the Central Louisiana Katrina Response Fund. A second major response is the creation of a drop-off center and a volunteer center at the old Sally's location on the comer of Jackson Street Extension and Wimbledon. Those who wish to donate clothing, towels, soap and other hygiene products for evacuees may bring them to this site.

The items will be distributtsfwrrong helping agencies. Individuals and families may not pick up items from this site; it is intended exclusively as a central drop-off point Volunteers may also register to help with the relief effort at this site or call 443-7203 or 767-1107. This location was arranged by the American Red Cross and is being staffed and organized by volunteers working through the United Way. Two United Way of Central Louisiana websites direct people to local assistance. The Guide to Human Services website, HYPERLINK "http:www.guidetohu-manscrvices.org" www.guidetohu-manscrvices.org, has been augmented to include information vital to the Katrina response effort.

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Call Tod Free 1-800-831-3837 Scnrwo National share to help. Starttng immtdiately, mdwduala can have the opportunity to labuiM their In hunxOTlmpaa The beat part no experience needed, INEXPERIENCED DRIVERS EXPERIENCED DRIVERS OWNER OPERATORS to experience necessary Company-paid CDC i-uvxj for qualified candidate! William Jones vs. State Farm Insurance Company and Marianne Trahant. Jennifer Elaine Bordelon Longlois vs. Timothy John Longlois.

Christol L. Leviege vs. Donovan Brown. Harold Tyson and Alexandria Towing and Recovery vs. Kimberly A.

Wolff and State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company. Chris Kelone Mary Ducote Jarrell. Centex Home Equity Company vs. Vilitta B. Jacob.

The Cottonport Bank vs. James J. Davis, Jr. Centex Home Equity Company, LLC. vs.

Janice L. Vidrine and Ricky E. Vidrine. Kitty Harris Jordan and Elliot Charles Jordan. Ricky Grant vs.

Cleveland Mingo. September 13, 2005 Christy Windham vs. Charles M. Windham. Avoyelles Furniture vs.

Robert Mayes. Sadie Fletcher vs. Kathy Boren. September 14, 2005 Lindsey Claire Dauzat vs. Shawn Everest Stout.

Ken Bordelon vs. Alana Aymond. Pamela J. Jeansonne vs. Earl J.

Jeansonne. September 15, 2005 Southland Finance Company vs. Faye Pierre. Finance of Cenla LLC. and Southern Funding Finance vs.

Kenneth Wayne Glaze. Kerry P. Rabalais vs. Roseanna Bauer Rabalais. The Union Bank vs.

Anna Louise Stevens. The Union Bank vs. Chad E. Lemoine. Chasity Dupuy Warren vs.

Michael Warren. Roger Mark Guillory vs. Michelle Hyman Guillory. Ilean Ducote vs. New Hampshire Indemnity Company, Inc.

Property Transfers September 8, 2005 Roger J. Travasos to Kenneth J. and Darlene K. Gremillion 24.80 acres land with improvements in Section 3 T2SR5E $23,400.00. Roger J.

Travasos to Betty Travasos Constantin to Kenneth J. and Darlene K. Gremillion 120 acres Section 9 East Half of Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of T2SR5E $93,600.00. River View Resort and Marine, LLC. to Bernard American Homes, Inc.

land in South Half of Sections 2, 3, and 4 T2NR5E Ward 5 and Lot 8 of River View and non-exclusive predial servitude of passage $15,000.00. September 9, 2005 Billy Lynn Trent to Jason L. and Dana F. Schenck .743 acres land with improvements Section 7 T1SR4E Ward 9 at 524 Dora Road Cottonport $82,500.00. Joshua G.

and Winnie C. Bordelon to Sam J. and Betty F. Williams 4.03 acres land with improvements in Sections 44 60 T- "i vard 2 $28,000.00, Matthew Scallan to Brad Bordelon Frame Camp on Spring Bayou on Lot 3-167 Ward 2 $2,900.00. Gene R.

Brouillette to Ghanem Haddaloeh 4.0 acres land in Section 41 T2NR3E and Section 42 T2NR4E Ward 2 $15,000.00. September 12, 2005 Steven P. Lacombe, et al to Timothy J. Dauzat land in Section 13 T1SR6E Lot 6 of Sunrise Subdivision $8,500.00. Down Home Properties, LLC.

to Christy D. and Brandon C. Whittington land with improvements Lot of Louis Gaspard Subdivision in the Village of Hessmer at 2981 Villemarette Street $65,000.00. Rae Ellen Johnson to Will, Jr. and Betty Logan 5.33 acres tract located in Section 23 T1SR3E $260,000.00.

Willis Sr. and Wanda Carter to Merchants and Farmers Bank to Keith and Deborah Bertalotto .48 acres land with improvements 1 -four bedroom 2 bath brick home in Ward 5 in Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 6 T1NR3E $60,000.00. Jake Brouillette to Louis, Jr. and Lillian P. C.

Pechon land with improvements near Bayou Dcs Glaise 2 miles from Moreauville Ward 11 in Section 30 T1NR5E $65,000.00. Terry Firmin to Andrew L. and Sandy S. Firmin 6 acres land with improvements in Section 31 T1SR5E Ward 8 $21,000.00. Marriage Licenses September 9, 2005 Reginald Jerome Bazile and Brenda Lee Moore.

September 12, 2005 Harvey Kemper Bubenzer, IV and Brandi Lynn Riche. September 13, 2005 Levy J. Kimble and Nora Ruth Lofton. James M. May, Jr.

and Monique Angelle Armand. September 14, 2005 Stephen J. Whittington and Mildred Michelle Clemons. Civil Suits September 9, 2005 Gulfco of Louisiana, Inc. vs.

Blake J. Kendall. Velma Kimble vs. David Crocket. Adrinne Laconnie Eagins vs.

Stravos Kirk-Patrick Lusk. Loretta Alexander vs. Rapides Healthcare System LLC. and Avoyelles Hospital. The Cottonport Bank vs.

Dusty Best. The Cottonport Bank vs. Ifeanyl Jacobs. Huey Worthy, Mae Ruth Frank, Clifton Frank, III vs. Scottsdale Insurance Company and Leona Hayes.

David C. Lemoine vs. Brian Guillory. September 12, 2005 The Cottonport Bank vs. Stacy Frier and Rita Prier Jones.

Willis R. Carter, Jr. land with improvements in Section 28 T1NR4E Ward 8 all of Lot of Tract 2 $58,500.00. Linda D. and Kendrick J.

Desselle to Brian Keith Whitmore undivided 1 11 2th interest in land containing .710 acre in Section 19 T1NR5E Ward 11 and an undivided ll12ths interest in land containing 1.552 acres in Section 30 T1NR5E Ward 11 $30,000.00. September 13, 2005 Monterey G. Cotton to Billy R. Cotton land with improvements Lots 2 of Block 18 of Bunkie 70 feet on Mabel Street by 150 deep $40,000.00. River View Resort and Marina LLC.

to Williams Edward Johnson land in South Half of Sections 2, 3 4 T2NR3E Ward 5 Lot 6 of River View Resort and servitude of passage 30 feet $15,000.00. Mansura Gulf Distributors, Inc. to CVS EGL Moreau Marksville LA Inc. land in Marksville Lots 1, 2, 3, of the Henriette Dupuis Chaze Estate $650,000.00. Cenla Property Investments to Todd Paul and Erica M.

Juneau 1.05 acres land with improvements forming a portion of Northeast Quarter of Section 1T3NR2E Ward 1 $45,000.00. September 14, 2005 Samuel E. Pearce, III to William and Candice P. Pias 1.21 acres and 2.85 acre Section 24 T1SR3E Tract 3 4 on survey $5,278.00. New Rising Sun Baptist Church to J.

F. Couvillion, Jr. and David I. Couvillion land with improvements 14 acre portion of Section 36 T1SR6E Ward 7 $1,500.00. Logging, Inc.

to Holly Arnouville Franks 1 acre land with improvements Lots 4 on survey $2,500.00. September 15, 2005 Succession of Edward A. Carmouche to Shirley A. Hayes 2 tracts East Half of Lot 16 and 17 with improvements in Cottonport Section 11 T1SR4E Ward 9 $2,500.00. yev (inexperienced) t4ej00-SS7OOyearln4yean Excellent benefits Gulf Coast or Nationwide opertnoa 1-800-44-PRIDE (1 800 447 Monit rinvem tm awnon Con nm METAL BUILDING SYSTEMS BY8MITH STEEL, INC.

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