September, 2014 - Louisiana Baptist Children`s Home

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CHILDREN’S
SEPT/OCT
2014
VOL. 52 • No. 5
Campus Spotlight
page 3
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LBCH
Foster/Adoptive
Parents Honored
page 6
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Mission Trips 2015
Scheduled
page 7
Nesa is enjoying family
life in Love Cottage.
A Publication of
Louisiana Baptist
Children’s Home
& Family Ministries
Established in 1899, the Louisiana Baptist Children's
Home and Family Ministries is a faith-based 501(c)(3)
nonprofit organization dedicated to providing love, care,
and hope in Christ to children and families in need. The
Children's Home is an agency of the Louisiana Baptist
Convention and is governed by a 17-member board of
trustees elected by the Convention to serve three-year
terms on a rotating basis.
The Children's Home receives no state or federal funding. Approximately 74% of all funding comes from individuals and churches; less than 22% of funding goes to
administrative costs; less than 5% of funding comes from
payment of services.
Our major service areas include: Residential Child
Care, Residential Family Care, Christian Women's Job
Corps of Monroe, Granberry Christian Counseling
Centers, Sellers Maternity Ministries, Mobile Pregnancy
Care Center, Louisiana Baptist Foster & Adoption
Network, Orphans Embrace International Orphan Care
Mission Trips, Reclaimed - A Ministry of Hope and
Healing to Child Victims of Human Trafficking. Services
are provided without regard to race, gender, religion, or
ability to pay.
Our dedicated Christian ministry team strives to offer
the highest quality of services. Please contact us for more
information on how we can serve you or someone you
know: 318.343.2244 • [email protected] • www.lbch.org
LBCH Trustees:
Dr. Johnny Sanders, Chairman
Rev. William Smith, Vice-Chairman
Mrs. Salli Perry, Secretary
Mrs. Sunshine Elkins
Mr. Clint Gulde
Mrs. Carol Johnson
Rev. James King
Mrs. Brenda Myrick
Mr. Billy Nutt
Mrs. Janice Pharris
Mr. Gerald Pool
Mr. Dwayne Rogers
Mrs. Glenda Suggs
Rev. Reid Terry
Mrs. Margaret
Wedgeworth
Dr. Steve Horn
LBC President
Words From Home
by Dr. Perry Hancock, President & CEO
This past Monday in staff meeting, I asked for news from the weekend.
You never know what will be told. At times the stories are humorous. Our children do keep us laughing and wondering what they will say or do next. At times
the stories are serious and become matters of prayer. Our children do face
tremendous family and personal challenges. But this past Monday one of the
stories was the best kind of story. One of our children accepted Christ as Savior.
I thank the Lord and I thank you for making those days of rejoicing possible.
I want to thank you also for your support of our children through Fall Food Roundup. Our cottage dads will be at a
church in your area very soon. Thank you for providing the food our children need every day.
Fall is also a time when many on our staff have the opportunity to attend your annual Baptist Association meeting.
We enjoy getting to see you all and sharing what God is doing through your support of the Children’s Home. I hope to see
you there.
Thank you again for your partnership in ministry. Every day in some special way you are sharing God’s love in word
and deed through LBCH. Whether it is our care for children and families in Monroe, our off-campus foster homes, our
Granberry Counseling Centers, or one of our other ministries, you are meeting needs and changing lives in Jesus’ name.
Thank you so much. God bless.
Roy O. Martin 10 th Annu al
BHA Fall Golf Classic
Benefitting Homeless Children
& Their Moms
Dr. David Hankins
LBC Executive Director
Dr. Perry Hancock
President & CEO
Sept. 29, 2014
Marc Eichelberger
Director of Development & Public Relations
Alexandria, LA
Julie Cupples
Director of Communications
For more info contact Patti Busby: 318-448-0405 • [email protected]
HomeNews (ISSN 1094-3587) is published seven
times a year in February, March, May, July,
September, November, and December by Louisiana
Baptist Children's Home & Family Ministries
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The mission of the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home and Family Ministries is to provide love, care,
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We value the Bible as the foundation and guide for our ministry (2 Timothy 3:16).
We value the worth of the Children and Families to whom we minister (Genesis 1:27).
We value Servant Leadership as our model for ministry (Mark 9:35).
We value Excellence as our standard for ministry performance (Colossians 3:17).
We value Personal Integrity as our ministry standard for living (Romans 12:1-2).
• CAMPUS SPOTLIGHT •
By Debbie Robertson, HomeNews Writer
Nesa says that she is usually shy when she first meets people but, by her third day on the Louisiana Baptist Children’s
Home campus, she pretty much knew everyone. “I adjusted
really fast— sooner than I expected,” she says. “I fit in here.
Everyone’s really crazy in this cottage and we all have fun.” Her
brother Lucas is about five minutes away so she enjoys seeing
him regularly. The biggest adjustment, says Nesa, has been
moving from a small community to the city. “We had to travel
30 minutes or more to be able to go to Walmart or the mall or
anywhere. Now everything is just five or ten minutes away.”
Nesa joined the Love Cottage family a couple of
weeks prior to the family’s summer vacation, so that
also helped with the getting acquainted process
with Shawn and Scott Bradshaw, cottage parents, and her cottage mates. The family had
a great time, taking two weeks to travel
through nine states, stopping in every state
for pictures. The Bradshaws are known
for incorporating some surprises for the
girls into all of their family adventures.
Unknown to Shawn and Scott as they
planned the trip, some of their activities
were on Nesa’s wish list. Nesa’s favorite
subject is history, so she was thrilled with
their stop at Gettysburg. It was even more of
a dream come true when she learned that
their guided tour was by horseback since riding
is something she’s always wanted to try. The girls
were also surprised as they woke up one morning to
see their next stop in the distance—the Statue of Liberty.
This was on the “wish list” of several of the girls. Nesa says
their vacation was filled with so many fun things. There were
lots of roller coaster rides and a tour of the Hershey’s Chocolate
Factory. “There was chocolate everywhere, even in our hotel
room. We all got to make a candy bar…. I love chocolate, but
it was a little too much,” she grins.
While Shawn and Scott love surprising their family with
special destinations and activities, they are all still talking about
one unplanned surprise during their trip! After checking in at
their hotel in Tennessee, the family enjoyed swimming and
relaxing and then changed to go out for dinner. Their plans
were interrupted by a tornado warning and loss of power in the
hotel. Nesa said it was scary for a while, but it was interesting
to see how the travelers and the hotel staff made the best of the
situation. The hotel provided sandwiches in the lobby where
everyone visited and waited out the storm together.
An eighth grader at Lee Junior High, Nesa is an honors student and is taking one class for college credit. “I’m really into
school and focused on making good grades,” she says. “I want
to be a registered nurse and help people.” Although Nesa has
had several surgeries on her arm this past year and has had a lot
of exposure to hospitals and medical teams, she said that it is
her aunt who has been the real influence in her decision to go
into healthcare. Her aunt is a nurse and the one who provided
moral support as well as education so that Nesa would understand all of her procedures and follow-up care. ULM is Nesa’s
college of choice at this point. She was very impressed by
Ochsner’s in New Orleans where she received her care.
Once she has graduated from college, she feels that
Ochsner’s Baton Rouge facility would be a good
location to begin her career so that she can be
closer to her family.
The Love Cottage family attends
North Monroe Baptist, and Nesa and the
other girls are looking forward to the student activities that will begin this fall. In
her spare time, Nesa likes reading and listening to music. She loves sports and
enjoys swimming and playing volleyball,
softball and tennis on campus. She is also
planning to try out for the school softball
team. Nesa has a big smile as she affirms
that she loves shopping for clothes, shoes,
jewelry and makeup. “I never get bored. There’s
always something to do! Sometimes we have oneon-one time with Mrs. Shawn, too. It’s nice when she
does that.” Nesa says it’s fun to have that special time just to
talk or hang out together.
Nesa is really close to her cottage family. She laughs as she
shares that she is easily scared and she’s very ticklish. As the
“middle child” of the cottage, she says she often gets “middlechild treatment” as the girls are always trying to scare her or do
some kind of tickle attack. Mrs. Bradshaw comments that
“Nesa is a good girl, and she gets along well with everyone.”
Nesa says, “It gets difficult at times being with a bunch of teen
girls 24/7, but we are all pretty close…. Mrs. Shawn and Mr.
Scott take good care of us. They are very nice and they know
how to handle us. You can always go to them whenever you
have a problem. They are really fun. It’s been more of a family
here.… it’s like home.”
Nesa... “Enjoying life with her Love Cottage family”
PRAYER
CALENDAR
Baxter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 1
Jasper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 2
Stephanie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 3
Meagan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 4
Vanessa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 5
Nesa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 6
Destiny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 7
Brady . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 8
Jacob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 9
Stephen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 10
Kayden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 11
Zachary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 12
Avery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 13
Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 14
Cameron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 15
John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 16
DeAnna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 17
Kaylena . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 18
Jade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 19
Evangline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 20
Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 21
Eden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 22
Kaia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 23
Mikeisha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 24
Meya . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 25
Michelle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 26
Joshua . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 27
Jackie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 28
Ezekiel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 29
Marchanita . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 30
Emerie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 31
Leah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November 1
Bradyn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November 2
Cura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November 3
Taylor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November 4
Kaiden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November 5
London . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November 6
LaQuita . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November 7
Remy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November 8
Melinda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November 9
Travion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November 10
Happy Birthday!
Meya . . . . . . . . . . . . .October 8
Evangline . . . . . . . .October 19
Taylor . . . . . . . . . .November 4
Destiny . . . . . . . . .November 5
Jade . . . . . . . . . . .November 16
Jason . . . . . . . . . .November 17
HomeBuilders
by Marc Eichelberger
Thank You!
Giving Is the Call
to Reflect the Heart of God
Recently, as I was writing out a check to give to one of my favorite
local ministries, I began to think that if Christians everywhere fully
comprehended and embraced the role of a biblical steward, there might
not be a need for fundraisers or development offices in Christian organizations.
As the redeemed children of God, we are called to be His disciples in
every aspect of our lives. Giving from our earthly treasures to support and advance His kingdom is just one of many
areas of life we are called to surrender fully to the Lord, but a critically important one.
In Living the Six Marks of Discipleship,author Mark Foss writes that “giving is the call to reflect the heart of
God in our discipline of generosity. We have been created in the image of God. That means, in part, that every
human being has within himself or herself a need to give.”
Over the past six years at the Children’s Home, I have been privileged to meet people who get the concept of
total surrender of all of their possessions to the Lord. This often results in unhindered, bighearted giving. It is humbling to observe, because these are not necessarily wealthy people who have lots of money to give away.
These are folks who understand what Randy Alcorn says in The Treasure Principle: “God wants His people
so filled with a vision for eternity that they would not dream of not investing their money, time, and prayers where
they will matter most.”
In The Spirituality of Fund-Raising,author Henri Nouwen writes that fundraising is “precisely the opposite of
begging.” He says, “Fundraising is a very rich and beautiful activity. It is a confident, joyful, and hope-filled expression of ministry. In ministering to each other, each from the riches that he or she possesses, we work together for
the full coming of God’s kingdom.”
From Henri Nouwen’s perspective, Christian fundraisers are like “kingdom connectors.” They are uniquely
called to connect the passion of God’s people with carefully and prayerfully selected giving opportunities, resulting in the advancement of God’s kingdom. For me, it is a joy to encourage and to enable God’s people to cheerfully and joyfully give to what God places on their hearts. Christian fundraising is an essential tool God uses to accomplish His purposes.
The apostle Paul was a great “kingdom connector.” Listen to his “fundraising” advice to Timothy: “Tell them
to use their money to do good. They should be rich in good works and generous to those in need, always being ready
to share with others. By doing this they will be storing up their treasure as a good foundation for the future so that
they may experience true life” (1 Timothy 6:18-19, NLT).
We have such an awesome family of friends who generously invest in the lives of the children and families we
serve. Randy Alcorn says, “God prospers us not to raise our standard of living, but to raise our standard of giving.”
God provides us with resources to accomplish His divine purposes. To God be the glory for the needs He is meeting and the lives He is changing through your gifts to the Children’s Home!
Jeremy Calcote brought his youth from Wilda Baptist
Church, Boyce, LA, for a campus tour and presented
their VBS mission offering check to Marc Eichelberger.
Evelyn Hammons brought her GA’s from Crockett Point
Baptist Church, Crowville, LA, for a campus tour
and picnic lunch. They provided new pillows
for all of our children.
Bikers Ride For Children & Families In Need
Bequests
The following friends of children
remembered the Home in their wills:
Ezra Gerald Beason
Jesse and Dawn Littleton and the FAITH Riders from Philadelphia Baptist Church, Deville, LA, sponsored a
bike ride benefitting our HomePlace ministry and presented a check to Dr. Perry Hancock for $1,015.00.
visit us at www.lbch.org
Back T0 School!
Dear Friend of Children,
Brothers James and Cody* are all boys, but believe it or not, they are excited to be back in school! James is doing well in the first grade and Cody is making new friends in kindergarten.
The boys are also excited about the children’s ministry at their church, First Baptist West Monroe. They really look forward to attending Sunday School
each week.
Due to a difficult family situation, James and Cody have been in and out of foster care. But they are doing well in the safe and loving environment provided for them at the Children’s Home. Recently, at a lake outing, Cody was willing to ride on an inner tube with his cottage mom, Mrs. Faith. During their
adventure on the water, Cody said to Mrs. Faith, “I knew I could trust you.” We’re excited to see these children learning to trust adults and we are praying that
they will learn to trust Jesus as their Savior and Lord.
James and Cody’s enthusiasm for school and church and their hope for a better future is a result of caring friends like you. When I see the joy and hear the
laughter of the children on our campus, I am so grateful for partners like you who make this life-changing ministry possible.
If you have provided a back-to-school gift this year, please know how much we appreciate your investment in the lives of the children we serve. If not,
please know that it is only through your generosity that the Children’s Home is able to meet the tremendous needs we encounter every day.
Thank you for sharing your love and God’s love with James and Cody and all the children God places in our care at your Louisiana Baptist Children’s
Home.
For the children,
Dr. Perry Hancock, President & CEO
PS: You may find it easier to give online at www.lbch.org. Thanks again for your generosity!
*Names changed to protect confidentiality.
IMMEDIATE NEED:
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CONFERENCE FOSTER
CARE & ADOPTION MINISTRIES
“Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this:
to look after orphans... in their distress...” James 1:27
Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home & Family Ministries presents:
2nd ANNUAL FOSTER CARE, ADOPTION & ORPHAN CARE
MINISTRY CONFERENCE
Saturday, November 8, 2014
9:00 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. (check-in begins at 8:00 a.m.)
Calvary Baptist Church
5011 Jackson St., Alexandria, Louisiana
Breakout Sessions Include:
Special Guest Presenter:
•God’s Heart for the Orphan
• Foster/Adoption Parent Orientation
• Behavior Management Techniques that Work
• Taking Care of Your Marriage & Family During
Hard Seasons of Foster Care & Adoption
•Effectively Parenting the Abused & Neglected Child
• How the Church Can Support Foster/Adoptive Families
• Adoption Options
• Foster Parenting 101
• Helping Children Understand & Manage Anger
Singer/Songwriter
Becky is founder of
Tahlequah Orphan &
Adoption Ministries, an artist
Associate for Kids Alive, and
a mom of nine, including two
through foster-adoption. Her
personal story has inspired
many to foster-adopt, and
helped many struggling
in the journey.
Becky Wright
Conference is Free - Registration is Required
Childcare provided (Ages 0-12. Must register by Oct. 31st. Space is limited)
Registration Begins September 20, 2014
Register Online at www.connect127.org or contact Beth Green at 318.343.2244 or
email: [email protected]
Who Should Attend?
• Current Foster & Adoptive Parents (4 training hours offered)
• Families Interested in Foster Care & Adoption
• Pastors, Ministry Leaders and Anyone Interested in Foster Care
& Adoption Ministry
Dr. Chad and Marsha Hardbarger
Selected as Angels in Adoption™
Dr. Chad and Marsha Hardbarger were selected as a 2014 Angels in
Adoption™ awardee for their outstanding advocacy of adoption and foster care
issues. The Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute (CCAI), which orchestrates the Angels in Adoption™ program, honored Chad and Marsha Hardbarger at
an awards ceremony on September 16 and gala on September 17 in Washington,
DC.
Chad and Marsha Hardbarger are being honored for having served as foster/adoptive parents through Louisiana Department of Children & Family Services
for approximately nine years. The Hardbargers have cared for 14 children in foster
care and have adopted six children from foster care: Monique (19), Chris (14),
Bryce (11), Jordan (9), Bailey (8) and Gavyn (7). The Hardbargers are currently fostering an infant girl with plans to adopt her should reunification with the birth family not be possible.
Chad and Marsha share that they initially were interested in foster care and
adoption as they struggled with infertility. However, as they became more involved
with foster care and adoption, they realized this was not about fulfilling their personal needs but about providing a safe and loving home to some of Louisiana’s most
vulnerable children. Marsha states, “Some children stayed with us only 24 hours,
while six amazing, beautiful children are now a part of our forever family. However,
each and every child that has lived with us has truly been a gift from God.”
In addition to opening their hearts and home to children in need, the
Hardbargers understand that every child needs and deserves a “forever family.” The
Hardbargers have established an adoption ministry through their church, Emmanuel
Baptist in Shreveport, where Chad is the senior pastor. The ministry, Fashioned for
a Home, envisions every waiting child being connected to a “forever family.” The
ministry works with Louisiana Department of Children & Family Services and
Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home & Family Ministries to provide foster/adoptive
parent orientations in efforts of recruiting foster/adoptive homes, provides special
events for foster children, training for foster/adoptive parents, and sponsors an
adoption support group to assist families through the adoption process and offers
ongoing support throughout the families’ adoption journeys. In addition, the ministry provides “dignity bags” full of supplies for children entering foster care in the
Shreveport area.
If you or your church is interested in pursuing foster care, adoption, or orphan
care ministries, contact Beth Green at 318-343-2244 or [email protected] or go to
www.connect127.org for more information.
2015 LBCH MISSION
TRIPS SCHEDULED
The mission of Orphans Embrace, a ministry of Louisiana
Baptist Children’s Home, is to serve poor and needy children in
strategic areas around the world. Special skills are not required to be
part of a mission team… only a heart for children. Please prayerfully
consider being a missionary for one week to children who desperately need to know the love and care of Christ. See Orphans Embrace at
www.lbch.org for more details.
GUATEMALA
Saturday, May 30 – Friday, June 5
(Application Deadline: Jan.26, 2015)
NICARAGUA
Saturday, August 1 – Friday, August 7
HAITI
Saturday, October 17 - Friday, October 23
TAKE THE NEXT STEP…
Contact Rhonda Hensley at 318.366.2952 or
[email protected] or Beth Green at 318.343.2244 or
[email protected]
Friend of Children Award
LBCH President and CEO, Dr. Perry Hancock, recently presented Mr.
Charlie Green of Baton Rouge with the LBCH Friend of Children Award. Mr.
Green is carrying on the tradition his parents began in the 1960s of helping children in need.
In 1968, Charles H. and Antoinette Green began a scholarship fund to benefit the boys and girls of the Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home. Today, the GreenPalmer Scholarship Fund (now also named for Mr. Charlie Green’s late wife
Beth’s parents, Vernon and Connie Palmer) provides educational opportunities for
LBCH’s Pathfinders Transitional Living Program participants.
The Pathfinders Program is offered to residents when they turn eighteen
years of age. These residents are able to attend vocational/technical school or college while learning to become independent in daily living.
Thank you Mr. Green for this wonderful legacy. You are truly making a difference in the lives of children.
Tonya Hancock, Site Coordinator for Christian Women’s Job Corps of Monroe, is a featured missionary in the 2014 WMU mission materials. She has had the opportunity to share
about the ministry of CWJC with many church groups.
Above Tonya is pictured with the GAs at College Place Baptist Church in Monroe
where she was recently a guest speaker.
Tonya is the wife of LBCH President and CEO, Dr. Perry Hancock.
Mobile Pregnancy Care Center
Continues Its Statewide Ministry
Mobile Pregnancy Care Center at First Baptist Church in West Monroe
Brady, a resident of Faith Cottage enjoyed tubing during a cottage trip to
Hot Springs Arkansas. The group also enjoyed riding Go-Karts and visiting
Magic Springs.
Our Mobile Pregnancy Care Center (MPCC) recently partnered with FBC West
Monroe, setting up in front of their Transform Center in a high traffic area. This MPCC
event was also promoted by the First Assembly of God, West Monroe. Even though this
was a rainy Saturday, the MPCC had great exposure and several needs were met
throughout the day. We are always grateful for the volunteers who help us greet clients
and meet other needs of this ministry.
If you are interested in volunteering with the MPCC or having us in your area for
an event, please contact Ron or Cindy Kouf at 318-816-3462 or [email protected].
Highlights from
By Susan C. Clark, Director
Every day I drive on the campus of the Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home, I am in awe of God’s
presence and the work that He is doing through this ministry. The fatherless and husbandless are His
Heart and to be a part of His heart… there are no words. As I reflect on the last months at HomePlace,
my heart swells with compassion toward the families that walk through our doors, not to mention the
women we minister to who do not find their home with us.
Statistics show that single parenthood is as common as any other family structure. As young
women find themselves raising their children alone with nowhere to live, I give our God the thanks
and glory for providing HomePlace as a means for support in their lives. These women are my
heroes…from raising their children alone, working two to three jobs, going to school, cleaning and
cooking, attending church and Bible Study, attending required meetings and appointments, filling both
roles of mother and father and striving for a better life for their children than they had for themselves.
My prayer always is that our Savior, our Deliverer, our Healer, our Shepherd, our Sustainer and our
Provider will meet each of these families at their point of need and we at HomePlace will walk alongside them on their journey to wholeness.
There are seven HomePlace moms enrolled in Christian Women’s Job Corp this fall semester in
addition to two women enrolled in ULM and Delta Community College. There are ten women who are
working. We are expecting great futures for these women. Please keep them in your prayers.
A “Big Shout Out” to Luann, Denise and Linda who came back last month to HomePlace Together
and gave makeovers to all the women. Also, thank you immensely for the gifts of “everything you
need for your face” that were donated by local Mary Kay representatives. What a blessing!!!
Below is an acknowledgement sent to the Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home in regards to
HomePLace.
“Wherever God calls you to be…be all there for Him.”
If anyone has material possessions and sees a brother or sister in need but has no pity on them,
how can the love of God be in that person? “Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but
with actions and in truth.” 1 John 3:17-18
An acknowledgement and a sincere “Thank You” go to the gatherers, the suppliers, the providers,
the sowers, the hands that prepared, the hearts that reached out and the prayer warriors of the Louisiana
Baptist Children’s Home, HomePlace moms and staff.
This summer’s “Lunch To Go” in Bawcomville blessed and fed hundreds of people through your
willingness to serve and be obedient to our God.
“And He has given us this command: Whoever loves God must also love His brother.” 1 John 4:21
First day of school!
Remy is trying the
figure out why the
statue children on the
LBCH campus don’t
want to play!
The ladies of HomePlace loved getting makeovers.
Remaining Pick-Up Schedule
2014 Fall Food Roundup
Pick-Up Schedule
The schedule below lists dates and locations of pick-up points
across the state. The pick-up point will be the town’s First
Baptist Church unless otherwise noted. Please deliver food to
pick up locations before pick-up date listed. THANK
YOU!
Monday, September 29
Forest Hill
Amiable
Glenmora
Trinity and First in Oakdale
Oberlin
Kinder
Indian Village
Elton
University
Emmanuel
Eunice
North Eunice
Chataignier
Ville Platte
Trinity in Turkey Creek
Lecompte
Kingsville
Wayside
Pollock
Monday, September 29
Beulah in Cheneyville
Bunkie
Opelousas
Sunset
Northside, First, Emmanuel
and East Bayou in Lafayette
Breaux Bridge
Teche
Rayne
Parkerson Avenue and First
in Crowley
Kaplan
Abbeville
Erath
Delcambre
Trinity, First and Highland
in New Iberia
Jenkins Memorial
Tuesday, September 30
Jeanerette
Baldwin Mission
Little Pass
Franklin
Teche in Centerville
Patterson
Bayou Vista
Berwick
Morgan City
Mulberry
Houma
Larose
Lockport
University, First and
Calvary in Thibodaux
Napoleonville
White Castle
Plaquemine
Port Allen
Tuesday, September 30
New Light, Memorial,
First and Emmanuel in
Monroe
First, Trinity, Peniel,
Ouachita, Bethel, Mt.
Vernon, McClendon,
Community, New Chapel
Hill, Highland, Ridge
Avenue, Fair Park
and Edgewood in West
Monroe
Parkview, Highland Park,
North Monroe, Fairbanks,
Swartz, Calvary,
Lakeshore and College
Place in Monroe
Wednesday, October 1
Gross Tete
Krotz Springs
Monday, October 6
Calvary
Gretna
Bell Chase
Marrero
Ames Blvd.
Westwego
West St. Charles
Luling
St. Rose
Norco
LaPLace
Gramercy
Sorrento
New River
Monday, October 6
Kenner
Harahan
Rio Vista
Metairie
Memorial
Williams Blvd.
Pontchartrain
Gonzales
Cross Point
Parkview in B.R.
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First Baptist Church Monroe
New Sarepta Baptist Church, Sarepta
First Baptist Church Princeton
Oak Ridge Baptist Church, Oak Ridge
Lake D’Arbonne Chapel, Farmerville
University Baptist Church, Baton Rouge
First Baptist Church St. Francisville
First Baptist Church Clinton
Salem Baptist Church, Farmerville
First Baptist Church Pineville
Latanache Baptist Church, Batchelor
Woodland Baptist Church, Springfield
Port Hudson Baptist Church, St. Francisville
First Baptist Church Baton Rouge
Emmanuel Baptist Church, Oakdale
Parkview Baptist Church, Monroe
Bluff Creek Baptist Church, Clinton
Temple Baptist Church, Ruston
First Baptist Church Livingston
Baskin Baptist Church, Baskin
Bethel Baptist Church, Bastrop
First Baptist Church Sulphur
First Baptist Church Port Barre
Dry Creek Baptist Church, Dry Creek
Lake St. John Community Baptist Church, Ferriday
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMITMENT TO CHILDREN IN NEED!
FALL FOOD
ROUNDUP 2014
Thank You
Louisiana Baptists!
“For I was hungry and you gave Me something to eat…”
Jesus (Matthew 25:35)
Love Cottage Vacation
Parents: Be Aware of School Bullying
Dr. Kathy Eichelberger, Director of Granberry Counseling Centers
Thank You Cottage Sponsor!
Horseback riding in Gettysburg.
New York City skyline.
Selfies at the Statue of Libery.
Thank You
to Rain Salon in
Monroe for
providing beauty
makeovers for
our girls!
Left: Stephanie gets the
full beauty treatment.
Parents, grandparents and foster parents can best prepare their children to face bullying if they will do so in advance. Many children will be victimized by bullying; others will
be observers of bullying taking place. When children are prepared in advance, they have a
greater chance of handling bullying in a healthy manner.
Bullying impacts about 20 to 30 percent of students. Some are the victims of bullying,
others are the bullies. Bullies come from all backgrounds. They are not restricted to low
socioeconomic populations, certain geographic areas or certain ethnic groups. They come
from urban, suburban and rural areas. Bullying can take place anywhere, however, school
is the most common place where children experience bullying. It takes place in the classroom, lunchroom, bathroom, playground, and hallway more often than on the way to school
or on the way home.
Bullying can come in different forms. Bullying can come directly in the form of hitting, kicking, shoving or bodily injury. It sometimes comes in the form of insults, namecalling, intimidation, and racial or ethnic slurs. Bullying can also come indirectly by
excluding someone from a group of friends or spreading rumors. Many children experience
“cyberbullying” that comes through the internet or text messaging or other forms of social
media. Boys are more inclined to engage in direct bullying and girls are more inclined to
engage in indirect bullying, but not always.
Children and teens who are poorly equipped to deal with bullying are primary targets.
If they look or act differently from the crowd, if they have a hard time making and keeping
friends, or if they are smaller or weaker they may become targets of bullying.
It is important for parents to be aware of some warning signs of bullying. If your child
exhibits one or more of these signs, he/she may be a victim of bullying:
• withdraws socially; has few or no friends
• feels isolated, alone, and sad
• feels picked on or persecuted
• feels rejected and not liked
• frequently complains of illness
• doesn’t want to go to school; avoids some classes or skips school
• brings home damaged possessions or reports them “lost”
• cries easily; displays mood swings and talks about hopelessness
• has poor social skills
• talks about running away; talks of suicide
• threatens violence to self and others
• changes in eating or sleeping patterns
• takes, or attempts to take “protection” to school (a stick, knife, gun, etc.)
• displays “victim” body language – hands on head, hunches shoulders,
avoids eye contact
Parents can help their children by asking questions like, “How is school going?” or “Is
anyone or anything giving you a hard time?” If parents notice some of the above warning
signs, they need to be persistent in inquiring about anything going on at school or other
locations. If the child reveals any bullying, it’s important that parents help the child understand that they are taking this issue seriously. It is also important to let the child know that
you intend to take appropriate action. They need to understand that not taking appropriate
action and keeping silent allows the bullying to continue.
Obtain the necessary information (who, what, when and where) to address it with the
appropriate people. If bullying has happened at school, make an appointment with the principal or administrator. Give the information you have obtained from your child verbally and
in writing. You can request that a meeting take place in the school official’s office with the
bully and his/her parents. In the meeting, it is important to be calm and resolute. Look the
bully in the eye and make it absolutely clear that if there is another episode there will be
consequences such as taking it to a higher level of school administration or involving an
attorney and police. Seek additional counsel if there is the risk of extreme violence or gang
activity. Other options might be removing your child from that school or possibly home
schooling.
Parents may want to consider role-playing with their children in how to let a bully
know that his/her behavior is not acceptable. Make sure your children are comfortable with
the way they have chosen to respond or they will have trouble using the practiced methods.
Other strategies include asking an adult they feel comfortable with to address the issue.
Parents can encourage their children to avoid areas where the bullying usually takes place.
Have them practice ignoring and walking away from the bully or deflecting the bully’s
attention to something else so they can remove themselves from the situation. Also using
humor appropriately can work. Another option would be to stand up to the bully. Have them
practice how to do that appropriately. Help them to deal with these difficult situations with
confidence and maturity. Remember to take seriously how being bullied feels to your children. Help them to feel free to talk to you about these kinds of situations at any time.
memorials • 6/3/14-8/15/14
Memorial gifts are received by the Children’s Home in thoughtful tribute to the
memory of a relative, friend or loved one. Names of deceased persons are printed in
all caps followed by the names of those making gifts to the Home in their memory.
THOMAS ABEN
Dr. Kevin L. Kilpatrick
ALAN ADAIR
M&M Ray Pass, Jr.
KATHLEEN ADAMS
Mark Sanders
LUCILLE ADAMS
Cedarcrest BC, Baton Rouge
BLAKE ALBRITTON
Evelyn B. Washam
BOBBY ALBRITTON
Betty N. Albritton
EDNA BRYAN ALBRITTON
Patsy Welch, Charlotte Thomas,
& June Matheny
Frenchie O. Albritton
JO ALBRITTON
Jerry J. Albritton
Kent & Ann Halley
MADALINE ALBRITTON
M&M Carl Rousseau
JOHN ALLEE
Payton & Mary Lou Covington,
Babara Trice & Linda Dowies
BARBARA (BOBBYE) BENTON
ALLEN
Bert & Paula Kelly
BETTY ALLEN
Dr. E. Benson & Marilyn Scott
CAROLYN ALLEN
Faith Keepers Cl-Adult V
KIRBY ALLEN
Lois Jones
STEVE ALLMON
Jackye & Troy Davis
DR. WILLIAM ALLUMS
Perry & Virginia Webb
JOY ALMERICO
FBC, Covington
BEATRICE AMMONS
Billie Sue Orr
FRANCES ANDERSON
Sandy & Boyd Parker
Petro-Chem Operating Co. Inc.
PENNY JEAN ANDERSON
Mary Anderson
RAY ANDERSON
M&M Louie A. Pendergraft, Jr.
AVIS ANDREWS
M&M John Whitman
MICHAEL ANDREWS
M&M Darryl D. Andrews
BONNIE ANGLER
M&M Bennie Wynn
DEBBIE & DARREN ARMISTEAD
Sidney Armistead
NINA EVANS ARNOLD
Anita G. Jansen
NILE ARRINGTON
Cathy O'Keefe
BYRON ATKINS
Nanette Mosely & Dorothy
Woods
CHARLES ATKINSON
Bert & Paula Kelly
KRISTIN AULTMAN
Lamar Auto Salvage, Inc.
BROOK BAILEY
Ruby Jane Bailey
DONALD P. BAKER
M&M Jimmie D. Jackson
RYAN BAKER
June Matheny & Robert
Matheny
STEPHEN (STEVE) BAKER
Charlie & Carolyn Weber
Hugh Bennett
ADELINE K. BARGAS
Alaska Holdcraft
TOM BARKER
A.B. & Mary Swayze
BETTY BARRETT
Gail & Skip Tyndall
MANDY BATES
Port Hudson BC, St. Francisville
STEVEN & MARK BAUM
Carl & Billie Baum
DONALD EUGENE BEEBE
M&M Joe R. Salter
HOWARD BELLAMY
Tony, Joseph, & Dan Horn &
Dana Horn-Trujillo
GLENDA BENEFIELD
Beech Springs BC, Minden
DOROTHY W. BERGERON
Leon J. Bergeron
CHARLES BERRYHILL
Tom & Gloria Galloway
GREGORY S. BIVIN, II
Drs. W. Sheldon & Rosalie Bivin
DON BLACK
Randy & Jan Greer
Jerrie & Dennis Choate
Mrs. James F. Magee
PAULA PERRY BLACKMAN
Robert & Julia Boyce
Billy & Vicki Husted
MERLE BLACKSHEAR
H. Earl Blackshear
BERNARD PAUL BLANCHARD
Maryellen G. Morgan
MAE BLEVINS
M&M Ray Caraway
T.C. BLOXOM
Mike & Laura Woodard
MARY BOATNER
M&M Charles R. Wolff &
Daughters & Mrs. Doris Calcote
VIRGINIA HAYNIE BOGAN
Janice Haynie
CHARLES (CHUCK) BOLLAR
Angelo & Glenda Fontanez
HOWARD W. BOND
Brian A. Bond
MICHAEL KEITH BOND
Terrell D. Fowler
GLORIA BONNER
Redina Blanchard
PAM BORSKEY
RUTH BORSKEY
George M. Borskey, Sr.
JOHN ALBERT BOUDREAUX
Rhoda & David Townsend
NELLIE A. BOUDREAUX
TEL Cl, FBC
OLLIE H. BOULLION
Naomi T. Hanberry
ROBERT BOWSER
FBC, Covington
VIRGINIA COOK BOYETT
Mabel H. Smith & Clarke &
Susan McLaughlin
GEORGE W. BRANCH
Rene & Dottye Ellis
EARL BRANDON
Dot Williams & Glenda
Copeland
J.B. & NENNI BRASHER
Jasper Snell
MARY ANN BRASWELL
Transylvania BC, Transylvania
BRENDA BRAXTON
Holleigh & Brooklyn Johnson
DAVID BRELAND
W.O.W. Cl
GERALDINE (GERRI) PIRKLE
BRIAN
Linda B. Pirkle
D&M Tom D. Norman
Betty Laurent
William H. Pirkle
M&M Lee W. Portwood, Jr.
JOHNNY BRIDGES
Jerry & Roxie Downing
BOBBY BROUSSARD
Freddie J. Rosteet
M&M Frederick Rosteet
DANNY BROUSSARD
M&M Frederick Rosteet
DOT BROWN
Mamie Lohner
LAURELLE BROWN
Lydia & Ray Crochet
CLIFFORD BULLOCK
GREG BULLOCK
JOEL L. BULLOCK
Richard & Deborah Bullock
BETTY BUNDY
FBC, Covington
PEGGY DEAN BURDINE
Billie T. Dancy
WILLARD BURNHAM
Jeanne Goodwin
LINDA BURRIS
Ben & Anita Welch
JERRY BURTON
Sharon & Billy Maples
DON & DEBRA (DEBBE) BUSH
Virginia S. Bush
M&M ELVIN BUSH
Lois B. Miller
ELMER LEE BUTLER
Loretta Sittig
I. H. (BUCKY) BUTLER
Virginia Cruse
MILDRED BUTLER
Friendship Cl, FBC, Bernice
Alex & Shelley Rankin
Kathryn P. Ward & Family
DR. RICK BYARGEON
John & Liz Hood
GARY CADER
Ascension BC, Gonzales
F. A. CALCOTE, JR.
Doris H. Calcote
HAZEL HATTEN CALDWELL
Alton & Pat Williams
Fontaine & Marsha Emmons
M&M Fred Frantom
SHIRLEY CALDWELL
FBC, Covington
BUFORD CALHOUN
Mack & Jo Ann Calhoun
JOHN MACK CALHOUN, SR.
Robert & Patricia Reed
LYNN D. CALHOUN
M&M Kenneth Bridges
SYBIL CALHOUN
Sharlis C. Underwood
JEWEL D. TRUEHART
CARLISLE
Terrell D. Fowler
RONALD CARR
M&M Dewain F. Caskey
ANNIE ELISE SMITH CARRIER
Petro-Chem Operating Co. Inc.
CAROLE ANN HUNTER
CARTER
Charlie & Martha Greer
John D. & Wilma Wingo
M&M Loran Lindsey
Edward & Nelda Tolar
D&M Robert E. Hearn
George & Earline Higgins
Mary George Stone Nugent
M&M William E. Dark
Elaine Smith
Joe & Terri Cunningham
Pat Smith
M&M Bradley Bellow
JOYCE CASTON CARTER
W. W. Carter, Jr.
CHARLES CASBERG
Adult Women's Cl, FBC Starks
GERALD CASKEY
Dorothy Self
MAXINE CAMERON CHAMBERS
Larry & Allison Palmer, Gene
Lively, Ron & Emily Viskozki,
Cathy Howell, Glenn & Annis
Hamersky, & Fran Stroker
HELEN CHANEY
Myrtice Rials
M&M Phillip Pierini
Helen & Bob Johnson & Family
Virginia Spooner
Guy & Betty Parker
Tim & Susan Gunther
Sarah A. Green
Monnie Vosburg
DR. THOMAS CHATHAM
Charlie & Celie Flynn
LLOYD & JESSICA CHATHAM
Eugene & Getta Harper
RONNIE CHENEVERT
Glenda Harrell
VERDA CHOATE
Jenkins Memorial BC, Saint
Martinville
STEVE CHRISTY
June Matheny & Robert
Matheny
CIRELLI FAMILY
Yolanda Cirelli
CLEMENT CIRELLI, SR.
Dean & Crissie Cirelli
FRANCIS CLARK
M&M David E. Gullatt
FRANCIS CLARK
Marie Hood
ILENA CLARK
Transylvania BC, Transylvania
SHARON K. CLARK
James R. Clark
WILLIAM C. CLARK
Mary F. Clark
DONALD S. COATES
Margaret Coates
WILLIE RUTH COCKERM
Dolores M. Meredith
AUDREY & LUCIEN COCO
Vivian Morris
MELANIE COILE
Buster & Brenda Gibson
JESSE R. COLEMAN, SR.
Albert & Fran Dake
Zoar BC, Baton Rouge
LEONARD & LOUISE COLEMAN
Dennis & Cindy Coleman
EVA COLLINS
Helen Bates
Marie B. Jennings
Lynndel & Rod Middleton
SUSAN M. COMEAUX
Belinda Burks
Harry & Elaine Bowers
Robert E. & Marlene N. Wood
Clyde & Dana Keel
Donald & Mildred Vincent
Jeanie Bond
Lucy Murray
FORREST M. CONLEY, SR.
Agnes Conley
BILLIE JO CONNELLEY
M&M Harold C. Poole & Mrs.
Carolyn Maxey
RAY ALLEN (BUTCH) CONVILLE
Cooper Buick GMC
SYDNEY COOK
FBC, Covington
WILLIAM COOK
BPAR Staff & BPAR Office
HOPKINS & HELEN CORLEY
Carol C. Garrett
ELBERT COUTEE
Janice Coutee
JAMES COX
M&M Edward R. Long
ELIZABETH COYLE
Michelle & Mike Andrews
HOPE CRAFT
Martha, Buddy, & Holly Sullivan
JIMMY CRAHEN
Ruth Cl, FBC
ELOISE CRAIG
Mangham BC, Mangham
J. WAYNE CRAIG
Charles & Rolene Camp
James Young
M&M Sutton Orenbaun, Sr.
MATTIE CRAIG
Patsy, David, Jonathan, Robert
& Christian Knight
DAVID LEE CRAIGHEAD
Max C. Johnston
KATIE C. CRAIN
Cooper Buick GMC
HENRY CRAWFORD
Peggy Gafford
ANNETTE M. CRUMHOLT
Mildred M. Powell, Bobby &
Sue Martin, Randall S. Martin, &
Harold Martin
BESSIE CULPEPPER
Mickey & Pamela M. Culpepper
JOHN A. CUNY
M&M Jerry L. McCain
BRYAN CUSH
John Cowen
TOMMY DAILEY
Andy Payne
M&M Joe R. Salter
TYRA C. DANOS
Bellwood BC, Provencal
DAN DANZY
Essie Martin & Family
LAVINIA SHEALY DAVID
Bert David
ANNEGRET DAVIS
Mike & Tammy Pitts
CLARA DAVIS
Cooper Buick GMC
LILLIAN DAVIS
Ronnie & Nelwyn King
HENRY DAWSON
John & Terry Hill
TERRY LEE DAY
M&M Lee Roy Day
VICKY DAY
Ronnie & Carol Depew
WINIFRED & VIVIAN DAY
Win & Beverly Day
LAVERN DEFEE
Louise V. Green
W. D. DELOACH
Clay's Bar-B-Que
GLADYS DENHAM
Myrtle Gatlin
UDA DESSELLES
Paul & Cheryl Kitchens
GENEVIEVE DIDIER DEWITT
M&M Robert C. Tucker
JAMES DEWITT
L. R. (Pop) & Sharon Hataway
CHARLES E. DICKENS
Jane White
Sandra & Boyd Parker
ELAINA DIDIER
M&M R. Ruiz
HAZEL DILL
Rusty & Beth Ferguson
MAXINE DILLARD
Dolores M. Meredith
JACK G. DOLES
Cooper Buick GMC
WAYNE DOUCETTE
Sandy & Boyd Parker, Cl of 56
LOUISE DOUGHERTY
Jan & Thomas Miller
PEGGY DOWNEY
George & Jane Luffey
Jean Hamilton
Laurie A. Luffey
Brenda & Keith Bonin
MARGIE DREWETT
Patterson Forestry Consultants
JAMES DUCOTE
John Hixson, Daniel Frick,
Milton Hixson, Kevin Hixson,
Les Hixson, Adam
Todd, & Michael Carr
RUTH JONES DUGGAN
Barbara H. Spence
PERCY DUPLISSEY
Jo Lynn Perry
FLORENA DURDEN
Earl & Ann Forrest
ELLA JEAN DYKE
Jim & Gale Corley
LEXIE DYKES
East Fork Ladies Cl
JENNIFER EAGER
Lisa Bannister
Connie Carlisle
Madeline Worley
Patsy Morse
MRS. RHUDON (LAMOURIE B.)
EAVES
Mabel H. Smith
Dorothy P. Slade
Peggy Wakefield
(Mrs. Robert O.)
BRAD EBARB
Eileen Ryals
MARY EDWARDS
Doug & Sandy Kemp
DOROTHY EDNA JORDAN
(DOT) EGGERS
Dr. Earl M. Eggers
MARJORIE EGGERTH
M&M Jerry P. Bazer
ELAINE EHLERS
M&M David B. Patrick
TOM ELGIN
Danny & Ruth Nordyke
KENT ELKINS
Dawn M. Manning
Joyce Manning
MARCUS KENT ELKINS
Elaine F. Elkins
JOSEPH ROBERT (JOE)
ELLIOTT
Cotton, Bolton, Hoychick, &
Doughty, L.L.P.
ALLEN ELSTON
Elizabeth C. Craft
GASTON ENGLAND
Marcile England
MARCILE C. ENGLAND
Lamplighters SS Cl
CAROL ANN ENGMAN
Jerry & Roxie Downing
IMOGENE ENRIGHT
Dorothy S. Tiser
SHARON GRACE EVANS
Carney Jean Midkiff
PHYLLIS EZELL
Randy, Sheila, Brady, & Case
Moroni
JOY FAISZT
M&M Rick Navarre
WOODY FARRIS, SR.
Judson BC - Don Gibson's
Men's Cl
LARRY FAULKNER
Randy & Jan Greer
Mrs. James F. Magee
MARGIE FISHER
Touzette & L.D. Edwards, Dr.
Lee LaRavia & Lauren LaRavia
SHANNON ELIZABETH
FLENIKEN
D&M Roy M. Fleniken
LORETTA FLUITT
Marvin & Linda Marcantel
J. PAUL FOLDS
Don Folds
FLORENCE FONTENOT
Cl FBC Eunice
MARY ELLA & MARTEL
FONTENOT
Sandy & Boyd Parker
JERRY LEE (BROTHER)
FORBES
Billie Sue Calcote
VIRGINIA FORD
LaDelle & Sue Sandifer
CHRISTIAN FOREMAN
Ron & Earline Welch
DR. DAVID FOREMAN
DORIS FORET
M&M Wayne Foret
CHRISTOPHER ALLEN FOSHEE
Craig, Marla, Will & Morgan
RICHARD E. FOSHEE
ANN & ORIN FOSTER
Linnye & Shawn Daily
JEANNETTE FOSTER
Frances Leach
Imogene Strickland
SAUNDRA BRIDGES FOURNET
Kevin Fournet
DONNA FOX
Cooper Buick GMC
Jan & Nelson Warner
WOODROW W. FOX
Mary Nash
GLENDA FRANKLIN
Marksville BC, Marksville
TIFFANY ANN MURPHY
FRANKLIN
MYRTLE FREEMAN
Terry E. Wells
JAMES FRICKE
Charlie & Celie Flynn
MARION E. FULLER
Don Folds
RODGER FURNO
Mary Anderson
JERRY LYNN FUTCH
Jack & Betty Frost
Ellen Vaughn Davis
Audibel The Hearing Center
M&M Fred Frantom
M&M John M. Gibbens
David Stokes
Bob & Joyce Thrower
Janice Henderson
Robert & Juliana Kemp
Coast Professional, Inc.
Hilda Fay Wade
M&M Claude Mercer
Melonie Nelson
Tom & Cathy Morris
MUREIL GAGLIANO
FBC, Covington
JAMES (JIM) GALLAGHER
Sandy & Boyd Parker
KYLE JOSEPH GAMBLE
Paul, Renee, & Luke Melancon
BETTY R. GARDNER
Bennie Gardner, Jr.
CHERYL GARRETT
James & Elizabeth Jones
BESSIE O'QUINN GASPARD
Joy G. Anselmo
DARLENE GAUDET
Glynn & Dorene Billiot
Glynn & Dorene Billiot
Linda Cantrelle
DAMIAN GELE
Jo Ann Thompson
ADNEY E. GIBSON
Patricia F. Evans
FREDDIE GILLEY
Galloway Family
M&M John Whitman
KAY STEVENS GIPSON
Beth Smith
MARY ALICE GLISAN
Tommy Haring Family
B. RAY GOLEMON
Dr. Clarence E. Golemon
Emily Brodnax
Jackie & Shelton Collins
DOROTHY FAY WILSON
GOODWIN
Sandy & Boyd Parker
CHARLES B. GORMAN
Maggie & Gary Patrick
R.T. GRAHAM
Eileen Ryals
MARY LOU GRAS
Delbert & Cynthia Johnson
MARGARET GRAY
Bernie & Midge Firestone
Robert Gray
ALVIN GREEN
D&M Robert A. Tucker
KATHLEEN GREEN
Dr. Georgia A. Green
NELL GILBERT GREEN
Rodger & Donna Bryan
GLENN GREER
D&M Eddie Hamby
SUE GREER
Sammie Burnett
BUCK GRESHAM, JR.
Barbara Edwards
ELOISE GRIGG
Becky Grigg Ham
MARY GRITZMACHER
Georgia Gritzmacher
JOSEPHINE GUARISCO
M&M Frank Guarisco
ALEX HAAS
Ruth McDaniel
WILLIE MAE HALEY
Sara G. Sikes
KEN HAM
Bucky & Jane Ellen Jones
CHARLES RAY HANCOCK
Robert & Susy Barnhill
Danny & Becky Wagnon
Terry & Kim Gardner
Lew E. Sorrells
Ruth Hanna
M&M Nolan B. Coleman
Jean H. Kennedy
Mary Jo Newell
JACK HANSON
Billy & Janell Windham
KATIE PRESTRIDGE HARBIN
Joan L. McDaniel
ANNIE ARLINE ELLER HARDIN
Robert & Heidi Duggins
Mrs. D. M. Whitfill
MARVIN HARREL
M&M Mack V. Martin
DALE HARRIS
M&M John E. Plunkett
CHRIS HARROD
Elaine K. Chandler
JOHN ELLIS HARVEY
Gerald & Lisa McCain
BRANSON HASS
Sherwood BC, Baton Rouge
MILLIE K. HATHORN
Tom & Sharon Zabasky
DONNIE HATTAWAY
M&M D. J. Young
MADELYN NEWMAN HAYNES
Lenda Jo Connell
PAUL HEADLEY
W. D. & Annette Watts
NINA HELMS
Carl & Louise Bradley
HARRY HENDERSON
Lane Peacock Oaks & Emerson
Fay Perry
MILDRED BYRAM HENDRIX
Jean Clement
NORMA & TODD HENDRIX
Ralph J. Hendrix
EVELYN HENLEY
M&M James Sanders
PAULINE HENSLEE
Ellie Allbritton
DAVID HERMINGHUYSEN
W.O.W. Cl
CARROL HERRING
M&M Joe L. Herring
DIXIE HERRING
Johnny & Rose Marie Smith
MAVIS HERRING
Judy & Stephen Woolley
ROY HERRON
L.J. & Tommie Rogers Laster
MR. & MRS. F.R. HETTLER
Jane Young
JEANNETTE HICKS
VIRGINIA (JENNY) HIGGINBOTHAM
Jennifer & Scottie Nugent
Mona & Rick Fonte
Jean & Buddy Palmer
Douglas & Cynthia Mount
Michael & Barbara Adair
JOHN B. HILL
FBC, Covington
HARRY JACKSON HILLMAN
Roy Lee & Sheron Simms
REV. DOUGLAS HILTON
M&M Joe R. Salter
Dana, Tony, Joseph, & Dan
ASHLEY LORRAINE MARSHALL
HOBBS
M&M Randy Bunger
TOMMY HOGG
Faye U. Brown
JOHN HOLDMAN
Jimmy & Val Lewis
EDWIN LLOYD (BOO) HOLLAND
Emmitt & Doris Taylor
ERNEST (BOO) HOLLAND
ORA HOLLAND
Sue McCain
Charles & Sandra Allen
AMBER HOLLEY
Howard & Montiel Evans
CONI HOLLINGSWORTH
M&M Richard K. Moore
BETTYE SIMPSON HOLLOWAY
Bernice High School, Cl of '52
M&M J.G. Daniels
BRUCE HOLMES
Jack & Trish Miller
C. C. HOOKS
Jack & Jerry Woodard
James & Juanita Frye
WILLIAM WADE HOUSE
D&M Eddie Hamby
LARRY D. HOUSTON
Pollye Tillman
Linda Fox
JACK W. HUCKABY
Raymond & Jerry Lynn Liles
CHUCK HUDSON
Betty Roberson Webb & Family
MARGUERETTE HULSE
MICHAEL R. HUNT
Eloyce H. Davey
DREW RODNEY HUTCHINS
M&M James G. Kelly
L. W. HUTCHINSON
Jo Hutchinson
GERNIE HYDE
Joyce Johnson
ROBERT (BOBBY) ILES
M&M Joe R. Salter
James & Arlene Tucker
ALEASE B. IRVINE
Barry & Debra Riggs
JAMES B. (SPIKE) ISGATE
M&M Charles Camp
MICHAEL ISTRE
Peggy Gafford
AUBRY S. JACKSON, SR.
Aubry S. Jackson, Sr.
KATHLEEN BROWN JACKSON
Kathleen J. Sandefer
JAKE JACO
Anthony & Annie Alouise
SUSAN JACOBS
Jane (Anglin) Anderson
CECILIA R. JAMES
Ivy, Gwen, Tommy, Lana, Bill,
Lynn, & Pat
JAKE JACO
Donald & Linda Worth
RHONDA JENNINGS
Charles & Evelyn Taylor
CHARLIE JOHNSON
M&M Randy Greer
ROSTON JOHNSON
Eileen Ryals
AMELIA (AMY) PARHAM
JOHNSTON
Dr. William Riddle
BEN JOHNSTON
FBC, Covington
WILMA MAE (PETE) JOHNSTON
Dick & Norma Davenport
MARY JOLLEY
Lois Hill
MARY JOLLEY
New Ebenezer BC, Castor
Terry & Gloria McCarthy
CHARLIE A. JONES, JR.
Eddie Ray & Pinkie Scogin
EDDIE L. JONES, SR.
Andy Payne
M&M Joe R. Salter
ELEANOR JONES
Marilyn & Wayne Worsley
JAMES GRADY JONES
Joy S. Jones
MICHEAL ALLEN (MIKE) JONES
Grace & Herman Long
C. B. JOYCE
Rita Smith
JOHN J. (BUD) JUBIN
Brooke & Blakelyn Jubin
RACHEL KANE
Alden Presley
C.L. KEENE
ELLIS Q. KELLEY
Riverview BC, West Monroe
ROSIE KENT
Bobbie G. Ross
SHEILA KAY KILE
Jerry & Betty Davis
SID KILGORE
Libbey Watkins
RAY KILLGORE
M&M Jerry Brunson
RUTH KIMBALL
Boyd (Wallace) Parker
HOWARD L. KING, JR.
Dr. Joe M. King
CECIL KLINE
M&M Joe L. Herring
Oliver K. Burchfield
THOMAS (TOM) KNAPP
M&M Edward Bridges
DR. L.W. KNIGHT
David & Debbie McLemore
GARY KORZEP
Rosalie Strickland
DR. ALFRED E. KRAKE
Geraldine Krake
MARIE LACAZE
M&M Ronald M. Morrison
ONEDA A. LALENA
Sally Rowell
ARDES CLARENCE LAMBERT
Lucille, Danny & Wendy
DANNY LAMBERT
Sherwood BC, Baton Rouge
JOSEPH G. LAMBERT
Terrell D. Fowler
LEE LANDERS
FBC, Covington
WILLIE LANDRY
Sue Champion
Ruby Dougherty Davis
DANIEL FLOYD LAROUX
M&M Guy E. Snelling, Sr.
Sherman & Sandra Doolittle
FLORENCE LAVERGNE
Linda Moran
JIMMY LAWRENCE
M&M Larry Stiles, M&M Billy
Bounds, & Vera Zimmerman
H. DONALD LEA
Tommie H. Lea
SUE LEACH
Jim & Mary Ann Tinsley
VIOLET LEACH
M&M Charles E. Barron
JUDGE (RET.) JAMES NELSON
LEE
Dedee McKay & Greg Mangold
Doris H. Calcote
MARY LAYTON LEE
Louis, Doris & Anne Brunett
ANNIE LEGGITT
Mark Sanders & Julie McKeever
BEVERLY LEYSER
Ralph & Janice Holden
CLIFTON J. LINDSEY
Bellwood BC, Provencal
MODELLE LOFTIS
Roy & Mary Anne Andrews
John & Gail Nienhuis
ELIZABETH LONG
Sandy & Boyd Parker
LEONA LOWRIE
Dozier-In-Laws
GERTIE LYONS
ELSA MACK
FBC, Covington
CLARA B. MAGEE
Elmore M. Magee, Jr.
JOYCE MAGEE
FBC, Covington
DANA RUTH MANUEL
Kelly McRight
JAMES M. MAPLES, SR.
Randy & Sharon Ponder
LEROY HENRY MARKWAY
Leo & Brenda Coleman
BETTY CRANE MARTIN
DAVID MARTIN
Paron BC, Sterlington
ELLIS SPENCER MARTIN
Susan Martin Potter
Bill & Louise Conly
GEORGIA MARTIN
JACK LOFTIN MARTIN
Mrs. Jack L. Martin
NODA (TOT) WALLIS MARTIN
Doris S. Thorpe
M&M Sutton Orenbaun, Sr.
JOE MASSEY
Barbara Edwards
ARTHUR MATHIS
Linda Mathis
CAROLYN MAYO
The Mayo's-Clay, Chas, & Duffy
BRANT MCALLISTER
Mark Sanders
AVA JO ALMAND HAZEL
MCBRIDE
Joy Key Guidry
Marie Aday
Tom & Gloria Galloway
JAMES E. (MAC) MCCALLISTER
John & Linda Bowman
JUNIUS C. MCCANTS
Robert G. & Marjorie L.
McCants
BILLIE MCCLURE
Carl McClure
MARY NELL MCCREARY
East Fork Ladies Cl
EMILY ADAMS MCGEE
DR. RANDY MCGEE
D&M James Stafford
Barbara Rogers
HAROLD MCGUIRE
Jan & Randy Farr
LOGAN S. MCGUIRE
Larry & Cecille Bradley
AUDREY A. (BUDDY)
MCKINNEY
BARBARA MANN MCKNIGHT
Fred & Ann Windham
LOU ELLA PICKETT MCKNIGHT
Jeanette Wilson
Ruth Outlaw
Billy & Henryetta Shankle
M&M Robert G. Dawkins
Ellen Vaughn Davis & Family
Will & Evelyn Dark
MARY FRANCES MCLENDON
BRYAN MCMANUS
Tom & Debra Pendleton
DANIEL MCMORRIS
Debra Schexnayder
CYNTHIA MCPHEARSON
Frances Johnson
M&M G.W. MCPHERSON
M&M Billy Mathews, Sr.
LOLA MARIE O'BANION
MELDER
Jennifer Freeman
SHIRLEY MERANO
Charlotte Dorroh, Sue Dorroh
BRENDA MERCHANT
Sandra & Boyd (Wallace)
Parker
WILLIAM H. (BILL) MEREDITH
M&M Terry Johnson
KATHY MERRITT
Kathryn Beasley
ANGEL RHODES MILLER
M&M Charles E. Barron
G.T. MILLER
Darlyne Midkiff
NELDA MILLER
Barbara Wall
WILMA MILLER
Evelyn & Suzanne Moore
POLLY MILNER
Jack L. SmithThe Attic, L.L.C.
KENNETH MILSTEAD
M&M Mitch & Gwen Fournet
JOHN MINNINGER
Cooper Buick GMC
VIRGINIA (BETH) MITCHELL
Mark & Nona Morgan
VIVIAN DENNIS MITCHELL
Martha Mitchell Savell & hus-
band Tommy
M&M Billy B. Windham
Charles E. Mitchell
Ruth Cl, First Baptist Church
Earlene McClellan
LISA GALE GOODMAN MIXON
Alton & Ann Reeves
Patricia Ann Handy
WAYNE MODISETTE
CLAUDIA PEEL MOFFETT
Houston & Ladean Robertson
CINDY PERKINS MOHLER
David & Debbie McLemore
M&M John L. Dailey, Jr.
LOIS BRAY MONK
Tom & Betty Sue Compton
Raymond & Lavette Polson
JACKIE MONROE
Kenneth & Helen Bossaller
JANE MONTGOMERY
Mary C. Foster & Bob Baker
JASON MOORE
Jodi & Mike Manuel
JOE & CHARLOTTE MORELAND
M&M David Moreland
ED MORGAN
FBC Men's Cl
Bill & Bettye Landry
Ruth Cl
Dale Salter, Ty Salter, Cathy
Yaap, & Beth Broussard
JAMES S. (SAM) MORGAN
M&M Jack H. Morgan, Jr.
LOIS MORGAN
FBC, Covington
IRENE R. MORRIS
James & Susan Rimes
IVAN O. MORRIS JR.
Annie & J.D. Greco
WAYNE MORRIS
Cora Morris
KENNETH MORROW
NATHAN MOSLEY
Chris & Brenda Moore
LEON (SONNY) MOUILLE
The Mullers
REV. A. N. MURRAY
Peggy Wakefield & Melisa &
Jimmy Fox
WILMA MURRAY
Jim & Debbie Blanchard
Glenn & Kitty Murphy
ANN MYERS
East Fork Ladies Cl
BETTY NELSON
Wendell & Maxine Wilson
VERNON E. NETTLES, JR.
M&M C.M. Jarrell
MARVIN THADA NICHOLS, SR.
Harlis & Beverly Beebe
Julia Ann Parker
Melanie Blanchard
Kathy Tanzey
FLORENCE NIXON
Robert & Donna Sledge
Goodman
JERRY NOBLES
East Fork Ladies Cl
Tim & Charlotte Alford
WARREN NOBLES
Ronny & Bobbie Magoun
BETTY NOE
Jean Hamilton
THOMAS NOWLIN, SR.
M&M Lee Breithaupt, Jr.
TOM NOWLIN
Nelda Lasiter
JOHN RICHARD (J.R.) NUGENT
Sooner Mobile X-ray, Inc.
Associates Council of the
Kansas Department
Dr. James E. Carter
D&M Robert E. Hearn
Natalie Dooley
Paul & Janice Roberts
Suzanne Chaney
David & Charlotte Chaney
William O. Stone
MURPHY O'BANION
Dan M. Horn & Family, Dana,
Tony & Joseph Trujillo
Carney J. Midkiff
PAULINE D. O'NEAL
BOB ODOM
John & Sylvia Loftin & Family
Clint & Lila Gebhardt
MRS. ABE D. OLIVER
M&M Joe L. Herring
CAROL OLIVER
Frances L. Davis
ELEANOR B. OLIVER
Betty Hammett
PHILLIP E. ORR, SR.
Billie Sue Orr
EVELYN OUCHLEY
Charles & Sue Harper
PATRICIA S. OUZTS
Lee R. Pouncey Family
M&M Leighton Tilley
Carolyn P. McDowell
PATRICIA S. OUZTS
Gloria P Saucier
Rev. John Winn & Rev. Carole
Cotton Winn
JOHN & MILDRED OWEN
Jasper Snell
RAY PALERMO
M&M Joe L. Herring
CONNIE & VERNON PALMER
Charles H. Green, Jr.
ZELL PARISH
Roger B. Parish
ROBERT PARKS, SR.
M&M David Moreland
MARILYN ROGERS PARRISH
Carolyn Hughes
GARY PATRICK
H. D. PATRICK
Joyce Patrick
THE PELLEGAL FAMILY
Frances Ahysen
ALVA LEE PERKINS
M&M Farley Cloud
ELIZABETH PERKINS
Conway BC, Marion
JUANITA PERKINS
David & Blanchie Morrison
PAM PERKINS
Rosalie Strickland
ANN LOUISE FREEMAN
PETERS
Susan Handy
ANN LOUISE FREEMAN
PETERS
Teddy & Frank Varino & Family
INEZ PETERS
Carroll & Knoxie Peters
FRANCES NUGENT PETRUS
Linda & Ronald Mitchell
ARK & CHLOIE PETTITT
Bob E. Pettitt, Sr.
JUSTIN PETTY
Julie Petty
SETH PHILIP
Ollie McGillivary
IRIS ILENE PHILLEY
Edwina Bulman & Woody
Woodard
Charlotte Hamilton
Mrs. Donald Carroll
M&M Kenneth Brodie
Annie & J.D. Greco
Glenn & Jane Tanner
BERTIE TIBBS PICKETT
Cathy & Jay Frank
M&M Jay Frank
LOLA PIERCE
Dock Pierce
ROBERT PIRTLE
Benni Kay Pirtle
LOUIS EDWARD PITTMAN
Richard & Cora Auchard
CLIFF POLACK, SR.
Mary K. Polack
GENE STRATTON PORTER
Jack & Trish Miller
A. B. (Bud) & Mary Swayze
GENE STRATTON PORTER
Mrs. Breard Carpenter
M&M Mack V. Martin
MARGUERITE POWELL
Jan & Dianne Madere
SHAWN PRESLEY
Alden Presley
JAMES PRESTRIDGE
D&M B. Morris Phillips
CASSYLE PRICE
Sally Rowell
DAVID PRICE
JOSH PRICE
TED PRICE
Marjorie Price
FAYE PRIDDY
Todd & Bobbie Spear
HAROLD PRITCHARD
REV. NEWELL & GLADYS PUGH
Briscoe & Tommye Price
EDWARD PURPERA
ANDREW QUIRE
LOUIS RABALAIS
J. T. Walton, Jr.
RAY RAMIREZ
Baker & Jackie Boyd
MARGARET BRIDGES
RAMSDELL
James & Susan Rimes
J. D. RAMSEY
Claude & Joy Eppinette
RONALD RAMSEY
Grand Lake Community Church
CLIFTON D. RANDALL
Joe & Ginger Carson
Harold & Laura Granger
Isabelle Hilburn
BILLY F. REA
Virginia L. Tinsley
FAY REBER
Edward J. Reber
BILLY REEVES
Jerry & Karen Glover
ANNA MARIE ROY RIBBECK
David & Prudy Moreland
REX RICE
Breard Carpenter
RODNEY RICHMOND
Rusty & Vera Barrow
FAYE OTT RIFKIND
Catherine Edmonston
ELDRIDGE RIGSBY
Trinity BC, Eunice
FRANCES (LOU) RITCHIE
Charles & Rolene Camp
ERLINE ROBERSON
Wanda Lemke
Fran & Richard Roberson, Jr.
ANNA BAKER ROBERTSON
Carolyn Fisher
FRANK ROBERTSON
Merle Robertson
BILLIE RICHARDSON ROGERS
John & Corene McConathy &
Family
CAROL PARKER ROGERS
Lendal & Mimi Johnston
CLIFF ROGERS
Edna Rogers
REBEKAH ROGERS
Wanda Norman
Barbara J. McDaniel
Sandy & Boyd Parker
V.J. ROGERS
Edna Rogers
ZETH ROGERS
Joyce Allen
JOSEPH L. ROMANO
Kathleen Romano
STEPHANIE ROWELL
New Ebenezer BC, Castor
AMY BRAKEFIELD ROWLEY
Dale Thomas
Scott & Helen Thomas &
Children
ROB RUSSELL
Jack Smith & Debbie Sullivan
EWELL RUTLEDGE
M&M Mack V. Martin
LOUISE DUNCAN SALE
Millicent & Gerald Stafford
LOIS GELLATLY SALTER
M&M Joe R. Salter
Bonnie Cole
MAXINE SALTER
M&M Ray Pass, Jr.
JERRY SANDERS
Dale Garcie
M&M M. M. SCARBER
Larry & Ruby Yeager
LILY KATHERINE BRADY
SCOTT (MRS. DONALD D.)
MILLIE & BILL SCOTTO
KATHY SERENE
M&M Stephen Wardle
Lee & Janice Temple
BRENDA SHAW
A.C. & Mary Jane Dominick
M&M L. N. SHAW
Norma Shaw Ware
SONYA DEAS SHAW
DALE SHELTON
Bessie B. Morgan
JAMES A. SHINABERY, JR.
Rena Shinabery
KENNETH SHIPP
Nick & Jan Tooke
JEWEL SIBLEY
Lavinia O. Walker & Boys
JEWEL SIBLEY
John & Susan Corley
SUSIE JOHNSON SIKES
Patsy Morse
Susan Mignon Morse
Sammie Burnett
Jeanette Thompson
FAYE SIMMONS
Derrel & Ginger Graham
MARY JO SHAVER SIMMONS
Freddie & Donna Jones
SHIRLEY BARADELL SIMMONS
Vincent & Chasity Cheramie
MAMIE FAIRCLOTH SIMON
Peggy & Eddie Crow
GLORIA SIMPSON
Nina Raley
WILLIAM L. SIMS, JR.
Raymond G. Christian
JANE SINGLETARY
Bobby Singletary
JACKIE LEE SISCOE
Cooper Buick GMC
JOSEPH ROBERT SKEEN
Cooper Buick GMC
Louise Pritchard, Patti, David &
Families
ROBERT LARRY (R.L.) SLACK,
JR.
Richard McKiver
EARL SLAUGHTER
M&M Lee Breithaupt, Jr.
Dorothy S. Tiser
MARIAN L. SLAVENT
M&M Richard K. Moore
AALIYAH RENAE SMITH
Sylvia Williams
BETTYE ANN MAXWELL SMITH
Billy Joe & Joan Smith
Joyce, Laura, & Joseph Nicklas
BYRNIE HANDY SMITH
Patricia Ann Handy
DELOY SMITH
Florida Parishes Industries, Inc.
GEORGE ROGERS SMITH
FBC, Covington
HELEN JEAN SMITH
Jane White
D&M HOUSTON SMITH
Jimmy Fox
JAMES EDWARD SMITH
Bob & Mary Nelson
JAMES LARRY SMITH
Joan & Ben Gleason
Suzanne & Charles Slavin
LAURA ELISE LEA SMITH
Tommie H. Lea
LYMAN SMITH
Jimmy Fox
RAY SMITH
Jackie & Shelton Collins
ROBERT T. (BOB) SMITH
Ethel Smith
ROBERT WALTER (BOBBY)
SMITH
David McMillian
SANDRA L. SMITH
Lake St. John Community BC,
Ferriday
VERA SMITH
Shane Miller
WILFORD M. SMITH, NADINE F.
SMITH, JAY E. SMITH
Betty S. Marx
WILLIAM SMITH
Nell Whitney
JASPER & JESSIE SNELL
Jasper Snell
ROY JOSEPH SOILEAU
Michael & Debra Boone
WOODIE J. SONNIER
Officers & Staff of Sabine State
Bank
MRS. DERRELL JEAN
WITTEBORG SORRELL
A.B. & Mary Swayze
James & Carole Carter
C. W. SPEIGHT
M&M C. Mark Sandel
VICKI SPIERS
Patti & Stan Johnson - Laura &
Kenny, Larry & Melanie, Craig &
Reagan
CONA & LOIS SPILLERS
Jasper Snell
CARRIE SPRINGFIELD
Jan & Nelson Warner
JERALD STERAK
Pete & Ellen Abington
CONRAD & REBECCA STARNS
Rev. Joseph E. Starns
DONNA COCHRAN STEELE
Nancy Harris Calhoun
Dave & Sharon Paxton
David & Dorothy Brown
M&M William Allen
Carl & Kathleen Nettleton
Bill, Ann Marie, Leianne, &
Michael Loveless
Mary E. Davis
Charles & Emily Arnold
M&M Floyd Carter
First BC, Covington
Anne Hoff
Barbara Brown
James D. Brown
Nellie & Lawrence Gaia
DR. JAMES B. STEICHEN
Maryellen G. Morgan
MARTHA STEPHENS
Jerry & Jackie Brown
Lucille, Danny & Wendy
RUTH STEPHENS
Chris & Brenda Moore
HOWARD STEVENS
Vernon & Barbara Flemister
JACK STEVENS
Henry & Mary Lou Davis
R&M ALVIN STOCKMAN
Velma Thompson
HOWARD & OMEGA STRAHAN
Omega Strahan Leslie
FRANK G. SULLIVAN
M&M Kenneth R. Sullivan
H. C. & HAZEL SUTTON
Barry & Denita White
MRS. CLYDE TALLEY
Kenneth & Helen Bossaller
GENE TAYLOR, JR.
Peggy Taylor
PHIL & RUBY TAYLOR
Betty LaBorde
ROBERT (SONNY) TAYLOR
M&M Don McCullough
Doug & Cortez Cupples
SANDY TAYLOR
Ethelene Harris
JOSEPH TELANO
Sarah Head
LEON TERRASE
Kevin & Donna Schoonmaker
STEVEN C. TERRY
Jimmy Braxton
EDITH MAE THAXTON
Peggy & Karen Haymon
BARBARA MONTE THEVIS
Robert & Patricia Reed
NORA THIBODAUX
Vincent & Chasity Cheramie
RUTH JEWEL THIGPEN
Isabelle Hilburn
DORIS ELIZABETH BYERS
THOMAS
Bobby & Karen Fuller
Raye P. Boyd
Hitchcock Family
Bob Anderson
Don & Kayron Vercher
Lloyd & Connie Byers
HENRY THOMAS
Jerry & Christal Holmes
ROBERT PITTS THOMAS (DOC)
Matt Barham
Andy & Faith Gilbert
Mark & Ann Fields
Martha Van Cleave & Romy,
Garrett, & Karlie Mathews
DR. SAMUEL D. THOMAS
James & Sara Kennedy &
Family
Betty & Randy Bunger, Phillip &
Anna
KATHERINE THORNTON
Leneta Smith & Frances
Williams
DARREL TOEPFER
Charles & Irma Andrus
James & Arlene Tucker
DAN LAGRONE TOLAR
Jerri Underwood & Jerry Tolar
Frank & Peggy White
ELAINE P. TOLAR
Jeraldine Tolar & Jeri
Underwood
HANNAH TOMS
Roy & Betty Fair
NANCY EVELYN HICKS TOMS
M. L. & Thomas Desadier
HENRY J. TOUPS
Ruby D. Fussell
HARRY TRAINER
H. P. O'Donnell
Through the Bible Cl
Edgar & Lois Zimmerman
M&M Carl Rousseau
Larry Payne
Sissy Stevens Jones
Hank & Dot Hathorn
Beryl Chesser
Earl & Lois Sandifer
Jeff, Karolyn, & Kelsie Field
Sally Credeur & Terry DeMarkay
Bill & Dot O'Neal
Lynda Lurry
M&M John Ray St. Andria
JAMES E. TRAYLOR, SR.
Frank & Teddy Varino & Family
Vernon & Barbara Flemister
RON TURNER
Don & Brenda Turner
Johnny & Patsy McFerren
Ponder & Carol McInnis
LENNIE UPSHAW
Delma Dowler
VIRGINIA UPSHAW
Central BC, Sulphur
LEIGH VAN HOOSE, JR.
Wanda Sue Van Hoose
JASON VAN WINKLE
James T. & Mary Van Winkle
GRACIE VARGAS
M&M Mack V. Martin
GENE VATH
Ronny & Bobbie Magoun
DAVID WAYNE VESTAL
Yvette Frantom
ESTELLE VEULEMAN
Janice Coutee
GLYN VINES
M&M Joe R. Salter
EVELYN WADSWORTH
Roy & Bonnie Neal
MARVIN WAGNER
Mrs. Marvin W. Wagner
ROBERT OWEN (FLY TRAP)
WAKEFIELD
Jimmy Fox
ADELE WALKER
Angelo & Glenda Fontanez
Directors, officers & employees
of Citizens National Bank
CARMON WALKER
INA MAE WALKER
Walt & JoAnn Smith
JOSEPHINE (JO) WALKER
Fred & Yvette Frantom
SANDRA WALLACE
Kris & Emily Fulmer
LESLIE SHERYL WALLER
FBC, Pearl River
SHANE WALSWORTH
M&M Kenneth R. Sullivan
BILL WARD
M&M Lonnie R. McManus
M&M S. L. WARE
TED T. WARE
Norma Shaw Ware
BILLY B. WATSON
Nan Watson
Sammie Burnett
COOPER & ISLA WATSON
Jason & Ellen Vandevuss
PATRICK WATTS
Sally M. Watts
FORREST WEBB
Larry & Sherry Lambert
Kyle & Linda Hairston
GRACE CRAIG WEBSTER
Eileen Ryals
Wynnie Ford
Bobbye Camp
CHUCK WEEKS
M&M Mack V. Martin
LOGAN WEIBLE
Guy & Betty Parker
MORRIS WELDON
Pine Grove BC, DeQuincy
MRS. ALVIN (MARIE) WELLS
Terry E. Wells
DARTHON WELLS
Betty Wells
MARIE WELLS
Randy & Jan Greer
Mrs. James F. Magee
ORLIN WEST
Octavia Klick
EVELYN WESTFALL
Sharon Lloyd, James Lloyd, &
Rebekah Lloyd
MAXINE WHATLEY
Paula Ratcliff
ARTHUR E. WHEAT
Greg & Frances Johnson
D&M C. W. Lovell
DILLON WHEELER
Jason, Ellen, Peyton & Parker
Vandevuss
ELEANOR B. WHITE
Elaine K. Chandler
JACQUELINE (JACKIE) WHITE
Terrell D. Fowler
MARTHA (MOT) WHITE
RAYMOND WHITE
Billy & Louise White
JIM WHITLER
M&M Don Smith
CHARLES H. WHITNEY
Carolyn Minichiello
Rodney & Betty Fuqua
ROYCE HARLAN WHITTINGTON
Norma Beyl Whittington
JOHN STEVEN WHITTON
Judy & Jerry Whitton
HORACE LYNN WIGGINS
Mrs. Horace L. Wiggins
CHARLES WILBANKS
Frances Leach
Imogene Strickland
FOSTER WILKINSON
J.D. Byrider & Employees
CATHY WILLIAMS
Roy & Betty Fair
HUDSON MATTHEW WILLIAMS
David & Vivian Landry
J.O. WILLIAMS
FBC, Covington
JAMES (JACK) CHAMBERS
WILLIAMS, III
Marjorie E. Smith
Roy & Betty Fair
Linda Marable
Taylor & Joyce Brown
M&M O. B. Williams, Jr.
JOE WILLIAMS
James King
JUNE WILLIAMS
Westlake BC, Shreveport
MITTIE WILLIAMS
Patsy Welch, Charlotte Thomas,
& June Matheny
O.B. WILLIAMS, SR.
Terri & Bob Buell
M&M SIDNEY A. WILLIAMS
Debra Cloos
ZACK WILLIAMS, JR.
M&M Joe L. Herring
BONNER WILLIS
Grand Lake Community Church
EDNA WILLRICH
Fannie Sue Heard
BRUCE G. & MARTHA WILLSON
Jack & Tammie McDaniel
MARTHA ANN ALBRITTON
WILLSON
Dewitt French Giger & Sitton,
LLP
FRANK (BILBO) WILSON
JOY L. WILSON
D&M J. Mark Wilson
LOUIS WILTZ
Kittie Hooks
ROBERT B. WINEGEART
VICKI WINTER
FBC, Pearl River
MARK WISE
M&M R. E. Woodard, III
DOROTHY WOOD
Dale & Janice Bond
HELEN WOODARD
R&M Benjamin F. Jordan, Jr.
Susan L. Ellis
Will & Evelyn Dark
Michael & Susan Sharp
FRANCES MARIE WOODSON
Girls of '65
RED & HAZEL WRIGHT
Jack & Sue Ellen Jackson
CHARLOTTE YANDELL
Owen & Ginny Bellon
M&M O. S. YEAGER
Larry & Ruby Yeager
SAM YELLOTT
Marvin & Linda Marcantel
EUGENIA YOUNG
SHELBY YOUNG
Joye Lynn Young
EVA DEAN MURPHY ZERBE
Barbara Sutton Kavanaugh
Edwin & Barbara Cathey
Lois A. Tyson
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September/October 2014
Honors: 6/3/14-8/5/14
Honor gifts are received in thoughtful tribute to honor a relative, friend or loved one. Names of honored persons are printed in all caps followed by the names of those making the honor gifts.
Carolyn & Bill Robbins
GRANDCHILDREN
Arthur & Pat McMeans
MRS. ED GRIGG
M&M Lamar Tarver
SARAH HEATHERLY
Roy & Beth Heatherly
DIANA L. HEFNER
Mavis J. Lowery
LOUISE HENNEN
Dennis Hennen
MARY T. HESS
M&M Ronald M. Hess
M&M RYAN HILL
Cathy Price
BILLIE HINDSMAN
Dr. & Mrs. Dean Stockstill
REV. BILL HINES
DAVY & DRU HOLLAND
M&M GEORGE JONES
Sandy & Boyd Parker
IRMA (SISSY) JONES
M&M Gerald Taylor
MARY DOOLITTLE JONES
Dale Garcie
KATE, PIPER & WALKER
John (Bo) D. Walker, Jr.
BILLY & LAVERNE
Carl & Diane Thompson
CHARLES & JANIS
KITCHINGHAM
Ken & Judy Johnson
RANDY & JAN LEE
Nella Duplessis
NAOMI & BILL LINDSEY
Sandy & Boyd
Parker
DR. JAMES LUSK
Rev. Bill & Sonda
Crider
AVERY MARSALIS
Rodger & Donna
Bryan
AVERY MARSALIS
MADDOX MARSALIS
Rodger & Donna
Bryan
M&M MACK VERNON
MARTIN
Martha Jordan
JESSICA MATHENY
June W. Matheny
ARNOLD & PATRICIA
MCKENZIE
Billy & Janell
Windham
EMORY MCRAE
MEMORIAL & HONOR GIFTS
MERLE ANTLEY FAMILY
Merle Antley
CARL ARON
Jean Hamilton
DON & RACHEL BLOXOM
Rev. Bill & Sonda Crider
M&M KEITH BONIN & BECKY
GiGi
M&M BRETT BRADDOCK
GiGi
KAREN BRINKLEY
Deborah Garrison
JEWEL W. BROUSSARD
Graig A. Luscombe
JACKIE & CHARLES BURFORD
M&M BRIAN CAMPBELL
GiGi
RILEY & SOPHIA CATALANATTO
Charles & Charlotte Paradelas
DR. MICHAEL CHANLER
GEORGIA S. CLOY
M&M Ronald M. Hess
COLLIN, CAMERON, & ALEXIS
Nancy Allen
KATHY CONWAY
Bill & Jayne Mackey
P. LIONEL CROWELL
Lena McRae Wheelock
DR. PAUL C. DAVIS
DR. RICHARD DRUMMOND
WESLEY & YVETTE DUNN
Karen, David, Brad & Amye Welborn
VICKI & BOB DUNTON
Sandy & Boyd Parker
KATHY & MARC EICHELBERGER
Susan Handy
MARY ALICE FOLDS
Don Folds
Halliburton Giving Choices
ROCKY FOLSE
Donald & Annette Strange
JUDY FOY
June W. Matheny
RUTH FULLER
Don Folds
Halliburton Giving Choices
JOE GAMBLE
Carl & Diane Thompson
MAE GASPARD
Ray & Dinah Weil
JUNE GILLEN
June W. Matheny
HUNTER GLASS
Chaplain Jacob A. Shultz Fisher, USN
Ret.
MARY ANNA GRANBERRY
Lena McRae Wheelock
DR. CRAIG MILLER
REV. SEAN MILNER
St. Joseph BC, St. Joseph
DAISY JOYCE MOREAU
Doris B. Thomas
JAMIE MOSELEY
Jerome & Nancy Vascocu
DR. EDDIE MOSS
AVIS & PAUL MUSGROVE
Sandy & Boyd Parker
TOM & REBA O'NEAL
James E. Parker
BETTY JEAN PEAVEY
M&M Willie E. Peavey
E. M. PINCOMB
Richard E. Pincomb
DR. SHELLEY RABALIAS
TAYLOR & KARLIE REITZ
Kathy Reitz
DIMPLES REMEDIES
Helen Tippy
BESSIE RIGSBY
Trinity BC, Eunice
FRED & GAYNELL ROSTEET
Freddie J. Rosteet
DUTCH RUSSELL
Rodger & Donna Bryan
BOB & JAN SALLEY
Jerry & Shirley Salley
M&M JAMES SANDERS
Johnny & Rebecca Sanders
ANN & LARRY SHAW
Shirley & Jerry Salley
DR. PAUL M. SHULER
SANDRA SMITH
Martha Jordan
GRETCHEN K. STERNFELS
Leo Sternfels
DR. TIM TALBERT
VONCILLE TARPLEY
Paula Ratcliff
ZACH TARVER & VAN TARVER
Shirley & Jerry Salley
ANALIENE THOMAS
AUDRA THOMAS
JULIE THOMAS
NATALIE THOMAS
PATRICK THOMAS
RAY THOMAS
June W. Matheny
CHARLOTTE THOMAS
June Matheny & Robert Matheny
ANNETTE TUCKER
Kay Fortenberry
REV. & SIS. TODD H. TUCKER
M&M LaVerl Shell
DR. LESLIE TURK
KEN & DIANE WAGLEY
Deborah Wagley
ROSE MARIE WAGNER
Mrs. Marvin W. Wagner
JEANETTE WARNER
Martha Jordan
MRS. RAY W.WEIL
M&M Camile P. Gaspard
KEN WELLS
Gail G. Starkey
ESTHER & LEON WHITE
Harriett Dietz
JOANN WILEY
Ruth Cl Trinity Heights BC
O. B. WILLIAMS, JR.
Terri & Bob Buell
ROSE WILLIS
Anne Lasyone Futch
R.E. WOODARD, JR.
Mike & Brenda Tolar
M&M RISDON E. WOODARD
M&M Charles Prince
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Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home P.O. Box 4196
Monroe, Louisiana 71211
318/343-2244

September, 2014 - Louisiana Baptist Children`s Home

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