Newspapers/Obituaries:  James Carl Shockley,Claiborne Parish 
Submitted for the LAGenWeb Archives by:  Jerry Gallagher
Date: March 2001



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Funeral services for James Carl shockley, 84, of Haynesville, were at First
Baptist Church in Haynesville on Saturday, March 10, 2001 at 2 P.M. with Dr.
Shelby Cowling officiating.  Burial followed in Old Town Cemetery under the
direction of Bailey Funeral Home, Haynesville.

Mr. Shockley died in Monroe on Thursday, March 8, 2001.  He was retired from
Marathon Oil Co., and was a veteral on the Army/Air Force.  Mr. Shockley was
a member and deacon of the First Baptist church of Haynesville and a member
of Haynesvile Lions club and Haynesville Country Club.

Survivors are wife, Frances Marion Shockley of Haynesville; two sons, James
M. Shockley and wife Debbie of Canton, TX and Carl B. Shockley of West
Monroe; three grandchildren, Scarlett, Jane E. and . J. Schockley.

Active pallbearers were Wayne, Churck and Lynol McCullin, Kenny Goulart,
Buddy Ball and James Kilpatrick.

Honorary pallbearers were deacons of the First Baptist Church.

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