THURSDAY

Reread the verse and say the third word three times.

Charlotte Perkins LeNoir

March 10, 1928 – October 3, 2022

Charlotte Perkins LeNoir, age 94, beloved wife of Dr. James Lawrence LeNoir III of Amite LA, peacefully entered her Savior’s arms on October 3, 2022 following a prolonged illness.

      She was born on March 10, 1928 in Union, MS to the late Rev. Jack Andrew Perkins and Mazelle May Perkins.

       She is survived by her son James Lawrence LeNoir IV (Martine); daughters Jamie LeNoir Bridger (John Henry) and Elizabeth LeNoir; grandchildren Lauren Ashley LeNoir and Wesley Philip LeNoir; and brother Ray Bernard Perkins (Shirley, deceased); nephews Matt Eric Perkins (Barbara), Tracy Ray Perkins (Beverly), and Cary Todd Perkins; and Mindy Perkins Ott (Anthony), Taylor Rhea Perkins, Jack Oneal Perkins, and Logan Todd Perkins.

        Upon graduating from high school in Bartlesville OK, she attended the Mather School of Nursing at Baptist Hospital in New Orleans and Tulane University graduating in 1948 with an R.N. degree. Charlotte used her nursing skills faithfully caring for her family members during prolonged periods of their illness.

        While raising her family in New Orleans, she was very active in, and served in leadership roles, with the Metairie Garden Club and the LA Medical Society’s Women’s Auxiliary.

         Throughout her life, she served her church faithfully as a dedicated Christian. She developed and directed the nursery services for 30 years at the Metairie Baptist Church (LA).  Prior to becoming homebound, she was a faithful participant in the activities and music programs at the First Baptist Church of Amite (LA).

         During her lifetime, Charlotte surrounded herself with the joy of loving her family and faithfully serving those in need. She will be missed greatly by her family and by those who knew and loved her.

         Relatives and friends are invited to attend her graveside service this Friday, October 7, 2022 at 11:00 a.m. at the Memorial Gardens, Amite LA. Rev. Ken May will officiate the service.

Mark Roth, formerly of Amite also passed away. He was the son of Glenda and the late Al Roth. I did not locate an obituary this morning.

READ AND WRITE SCRIPTURE TODAY

October 6 – Habakkuk 3: 17-19

Prayer Focus Today – Day Care Workers

Today, let’s focus on day care workers. Many parents have to work and do not have the opportunity to have that done in their home. Those who work in the daycare field have a big responsibility on a daily basis. They care for and love children from a number of families. The also reach/reinforce many of the values that help determine the values/actions of the children. Today, let’s pray for those who keep many of the children in our communities.

BAPTIST PRESS

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Anna Lee