Newspapers/Obituaries:  James "Ed" Crumpler, Claiborne Parish
Submitted for the LAGenWeb Archives by:  Jerry Gallagher
Date: March 2001



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Funeral Services for Mr. James Edward Crumpler, age 59, were held Wednesday,
February 28, 2001, at the Bailey Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Charles
Wooley officiating. Burial followed in the Springhill Cemetery under the
direction of Bailey Funeral Home of Springhill.

Mr. Crumpler died Sunday, February 25, 2001, at 8:35 p.m. at Grace Home in
Shreveport.

Mr. Crumpler was a native and resident of Sarepta and also lived in Homer.
He was a former owner and operator of several business in Webster and
Claiborne Parish.  He was a member of Bethel Baptist Church.  He was a
realtor and broker, also an employee of International Paper Company for 20
years.

Survivors are his wife, Rita Crumpler of Sarepta; three daughters, Carolyn
Giles and husband, Jimmie of Cotton Valley; Johnnie Sims and husband, Larry,
of Cullen; Donna Beshea of Sarepta; one son, Jeremy Crumpler of Sarepta;
father, Joe Ethridge Crumpler of Sarepta; three sisters, Joanne Shipman of
Sarepta, Jean Harlon of Sarepta and Faye Walker of Dixie Inn; three
brothers, Donnie Crumpler and wife, Barbara sue of Mansfield; Jerry Mack
Crumpler and wife, Martha of Sarepta; Glen Crumpler and wife, Angela of
Sarepta.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Ruby Rae Duck.

Pallbearers were Rodney Cooper, Jack Cooper, Gary Harlon, Terry Harlon,
Michael McCullen, Joe Crumpler, Mark Crumpler and John Paul Crumpler.

A special thanks to Schumpert Hospice Staff and Grace Home Staff.

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