Eugene Travis had a heart attack and passed away this afternoon. Please be in prayer for his family.
Category: Praises, Requests, & Updates
Saturday
“As a father is kind to his children,
so the Lord is kind to those who honor him.
He knows what we are made of;
he remembers that we are dust.”
~Psalm 103:13-14 GN~
Aunt Eva Smith (90) is doing well in northwestern Alabama. She may be ready to go back to the assisted nursing facility today. Thank-you for praying for her.
VBS is upon us. For those of us who have a room, decorating time is here. Tomorrow, I will be bringing the Northern Lights to Kentwood. I hope the “flights” are right on time next week. Registration will continue tomorrow and Monday as VBS begins. Come learn about children as they learn about God. I’m expecting great things next week.
Mary Alice Huey
(April 3, 1923 – May 31, 2012)
Mary Alice Huey died on Thursday, May 31, 2012 at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital after a brief illness. She was 89. She was born in Baton Rouge on April 3, 1923, to Ivy James McCoy and Addie Watson McCoy. She graduated from St. Joseph’s Academy in Baton Rouge and had a 30-year career in city-parish government, working for a variety of officials and executives from Mayor Jesse L. Webb to Willie Davenport and Collis Temple. She was preceded in death by her parents and by an older brother, Warren Watson McCoy, and his wife Dora. She was married to Preston William Huey, a civil engineer, and is survived by four children: Judith Quin Jolly, Preston William Huey, Jr., Robert Daryl Huey, all of Baton Rouge, and Kathy Huey White of Natchez, MS. She is also survived by two brothers: Col. Ivy James McCoy, USAF, of Gordon, TX, and John Kent McCoy, of St. George Island, FL. An avid swimmer and a dedicated gardener, she also enjoyed travel, bible study and visiting with her many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Her volunteer work included teaching English to non-native speakers and service on community organization boards such as the YWCA and the Catholic Youth Organization. A private burial service will be in Grangeville, Louisiana, on Saturday, June 2. A memorial service will be held on Sunday, June 3, at Christ Covenant Church, 1700 Lee Drive in Baton Rouge. The service will be at 3p.m. with visitation beginning at 2p.m. Senior Pastor Bradley Aucoin will conduct the service. The family requests donations in lieu of flowers to Christ Covenant Church or to the Catholic Youth Organization of Baton Rouge. Special thanks to her friends and the staff at Williamsburg Senior Living Community, as well as to her caregivers Cathy and Lucy. McKneely Funeral Home, Amite, in charge of arrangements. For an online guestbook, visit http://www.mckneelys.com.
David W. Husser
(September 22, 1959 – May 31, 2012)
David W. Husser was born September 22, 1959 and passed away at 2:35 p.m., Thursday, May 31, 2012 at LSU-HS University Hospital, New Orleans, LA. He was 52, a native of Amite and resident of Husser, LA.
David is survived by his wife, Linda Butler Husser; daughter, Kathleen “Katie” Husser; 3 step-daughters, Leslie Tullos and husband JR, Lora Cobb and husband Tobin, Jennifer Robertson and husband Chad; sister, Myra Jenkins Sharpe; 3 brothers, Ronnie Husser, Kevin Husser and wife Susan, Clifton Husser and wife Evie; mother-in-law, Nada Butler; 6 grandchildren, Tyler Tullos, Sarah Cobb, Evan Cobb, Peyton Robertson, Kyle Robertson, Emily Robertson; numerous nieces, nephews and extended family.
Preceded in death by his parents, Leon and Kathleen Calmes Husser, Jr.
Visitation at New Sharon Baptist Church Multipurpose Building, Husser, LA on Monday, June 4, 2012 from 10:00 a.m. until Celebration of Life Services at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Ron Ball officiating. Interment in New Sharon Cemetery, Husser, LA.
Family request donations be made to Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, 6931 Arlington Road, 2nd floor, Bethesda, Maryland 20814.
An on-line Guestbook is available at http://www.mckneelyvaughnfh.com
McKneely and Vaughn Funeral Home, Amite, in charge of local arrangements.
(September 15, 1936 – May 15, 2012)
Frances Rae Tate McIntyre born September 15, 1936 and passed away at 10:43 a.m. Tuesday, May 15, 2012 at Riverside Medical Center, Franklinton. She was 75, a native of Tangipahoa Parish and a resident of Kentwood.
Ms. Frances is survived by a daughter, Judith Ann Bergman; 6 sons, Bobby McIntyre and wife Lenora, Dale McIntyre and wife Margaret, Darrell McIntyre, Aaron McIntyre, Dudley McIntyre and wife Cathy & Troy McIntyre and Samantha; 2 sisters, Elise Graham and husband Aubrey & Mary Alice Miller and husband Daniel; 2 brothers, George “Buddy” Tate and Henry Tate and wife Mary; 10 grandchildren, Mikey McIntyre, Cory Landry, D.J. McIntyre, Laura Dale McIntyre, Jodi Brown, Coy McIntyre, Winston McIntyre, LeAnn Bergman, Robert Crotwell & Regina Basso; 5 great grandchildren, Clayton Brown, Allison Brown, Emmie McIntyre, Abigail Basso & Evangeline Tallabock; god child Brixly Francis McIntyre; special friend, Shirley Forrest.
Preceded in death by her parents, Charlie and Veda Booty Tate; husband, Charles McIntyre; son, Aubrey McIntyre; 7 brother & sisters, Clayton, Charles, Jimmy, Wilton McIntyre, Gladys McIntyre, Julia Ann Steele & Wanzie Gill.
Graveside Celebration of Life Services at 10:00 a.m., Thursday, May 17, 2012 at Charles McIntyre Cemetery, Bolivar, La. with Rev. Mathew Booty officiating, Interment in Charles McIntyre Cemetery, Bolivar, La.
McKneeely & Vaughn Funeral Home, Amite, in charge of arrangements.
An on-line-Guestbook is available at www. mckneelyvaughnfh.com
Devotional – God’s Word for Today – True Forgiveness
http://www.ag.org/top/devotional/
Friday Midday
From Jennie
After lots of delays and 47 hours of travel we have made it home! Our apartment was clean. There were groceries in the refrigerator and a friend is bringing dinner in a few minutes. We are so blessed!
It’s 6:00 P.M. there now. Thank you for the prayers, which were surely needed as the travel took so long and required a hotel room in London and rebooking of the flights in Dallas and in London.
Friday Addition
Mary Alice Blackwell
From Carolyn Blackwell Boyd
Mom is out of surgery. She had a filter put in to prevent blood clots from entering her lungs. We hope to be discharged from the hospital tomorrow and to start radiation treatments early next week. Thanks for the prayers. Please continue!!!
Friday
“Now he who plants and he who waters are one,
and each one will receive his own reward according to his own labor.
For we are God’s fellow workers.”
~1 Corinthians 3:8-9a~
I need prayer that my son will be better hes sick with a cold hes
5 yrs,old…
And prayer for me to good at my new job real easte investor
Im lacy davis my lil boy whos sick is austin
No news from the Hatchels this morning. I hope they rested well and are preparing for the last leg of their trip home.
Add Mr. Ernest “Cete” Dillon to your prayers. His sinus procedure has not helped yet.
I know many of you are thanking God for the rain you received the last two days. We didn’t get much here, but are thankful for what we received. We’re also thankful we did not have any problem with the tornado that was sited at Greensburg.
Aunt Eva Smith (90) in northern Alabama
Aunt Eva is still in A-Fib. Tomorrow morning they are going to a cardio version to try to shock her heart back into rhythm. If that is successful they may do a pacemaker. She looks good, ate lunch well, and has a positive outlook! I’ll keep you posted.
Devotional
http://www.crosswalk.com/devotionals/todays-insight-chuck-swindoll/
Thanks for praying today. Your prayers mean so much to so many!
Anna Lee
Thursday Afternoon
Jennie’s Facebook post (just a few minutes ago)
Jennie Hatchel
We’re spending an unscheduled night in London. Now it looks like we’ll make it to Prague tomorrow (Friday) afternoon.
After the long delay in New Orleans, they missed the flight to London. Now, they are waiting for a flight to Prague. A 24 hour trip has turned into a 48+ hour trip. God is still in control. Keep praying for them as they try to get home!
Thursday
“God shall bless us,
and all the ends of the earth shall fear Him.”
~Psalm 67:7~
Mrs. Mary Alice Blackwell is hospitalized at North Oaks again. Please pray for her, Mr. John Alan, and other family members.
Karen Miller’s mother now has a block for pain. It seems to be working.
My aunt, Eva Smith, is hospitalized in Alabama. She recently had her 90th birthday. Pray for her family in Alabama and Louisiana as they wait to see what the day holds.
We don’t have any news from the Hatchels yet. I hope that means they made the flight to London last night. If so, they should have arrived there about daylight. After customs and a layover, they will have one more flight.
Heart to Heart with Holley Gerth: What Keeps You and I Close
Posted: 30 May 2012 06:40 AM PDT
We sit on the last row of a country church. I squeeze Ann’s hand, hardly believing that I get to be here with her and her whole family. We have been friends for years now. Separated by geography and close in heart.
The elements are passed.
The bread. His body broken for us. And I smile in amazement at what God has done with two broken word girls. How he has seen fit to use us and make us whole.
The cup. His blood spilled out for us. And my heart fills with joy because I realize this is what joins us. This is how I came to be here in this little country church.
When she passes the cups to me, I lean in and whisper, “Blood sisters.”
That’s what we are.
She and I.
You and I too.
Blood sisters and brothers. Joined together in a way that’s even deeper than what flows through our veins. Of all God has given, the love we share with each other still stuns me most.
After the service we stand beneath trees and we capture this moment with cameras. We stand close to a cross as we do so. And it seems right.
We laugh, talk late into the night, share dreams and struggles. I tell her that her family is extraordinary. I tell her the more I see of her life the more beautiful she is to me. I tell her that I love her not just anyways but always.
All too soon we’re pulling away from the drive. But nothing can pull us apart.
Because that’s the way blood ties are.
And my heart swells with happiness and thanks at the miracle of it.
XO
Have a terrific Thursday. Pray for the rain to come with all the lightning and thunder in God’s time.
Anna Lee
Wednesday Evening
The Hatchels will be traveling across the Atlantic while most of us will sleep tonight. Tomorrow, they will land in London where they will go through customs before boarding their third and final flight into Prague. Pray for a good adjustment to the seven hour time change.
Wednesday Update
The Hatchels’ first flight has been delayed until 4:46 due to bad weather at Dallas/Fort Worth. Thank God for knowledge that allows flights to be delayed rather than to fly into bad weather. Don’t think of this as a bad start. Think of it as God’s protection!
Pam Alston shared the great news that her niece, Cali, got the good news today that her treatment is shrinking her cancer. Continue to pray for Cali and her family.
Wednesday
“Blessed be God,
who has not turned away my prayer,
nor His mercy from me!
~Psalm 66:20~
Mrs. Mary Alice Blackwell had several seizures yesterday and was admitted back into North Oaks. Please continue to pray for her, Mr. John Alan, and the other family members.
The Hatchel’s first plane leaves New Orleans at 2 P.M. Pray for all to go well as they prepare to leave the seminary this morning. There are lots of friends to say good-bye to.
Baptist Press News
Today’s Devotional
http://www.crosswalk.com/devotionals/living-love/
Find God’s love in your little world today.
Anna Lee

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