Newspapers/Obituaries:  Gertrude Carter Peterson, Claiborne Parish
Submitted for the LAGenWeb Archives by:  Jerry Gallagher
Date:  March 2001



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Funeral services for Gertrude carter Peterson were Friday, March 9, 2001 at
2P.M. at Rose-Neath Funeral Home Chapel with Dr. James Simeon officiating.
Burial followed at the Arlington Cemetery in Homer.

Mrs. Peterson was born May 5, 1905 to John and Tally Driver Carter of rural
Claiborne Parish and passed away Wednesday, March 7 at Homer Memorial
Hospital.  She was a homemaker who loved being surrounded by her family and
friends.

She leaves behind to cherish her memory one sister, John Effie Crews of
Homer; two daughters, Bessie Bush and husband Jay of Bossier City, and
Louise Wolff and husband Rudolph of Claremore, OK; four grandchildren, Joyce
Antley and husband Reggie of Homer, Charles Grimsley and wife Marilyn and
April Andrews and husband Andy, all of Bossier City, and Linda Fyer and
husband  Ross of Clinton Township, MI; 11 great grandchildren; and many
nieces and nephews.

Pallbearers were Dale Roberts, Michael Roberts, Barry Roberts, David Howell,
Jason Williams and Ronald Day.

The family would like to express sincere appreciation to Dr. Cliff Salmon
and his staff and the staff of Homer Memorial Hospital for the care shown to
our loved one.

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