Obituary: Jan. 1992, Franklin Parish, LA
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The following obituaties are listed below:


Lola Busby
Michael James Kanehl
Willie V. "Bill" McNease

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The Franklin Sun       Winnsboro, LA       January 22, 1992
Submitted by: Glenda Warner Boyd

Lola Busby

Funeral services for Lola Busby, 88, Winnsboro were held Monday at Winnsboro First National Funeral 
Home Chapel with the Rev. James Lee Busby officiating.
Interment followed at Crowville Masonic Cemetery under the direction of Winnsboro First National 
Funeral Home.
Mrs. Busby died Saturday at North Monroe Hospital.
Mrs. Busby taught in elementay school at Gilbert High School from 1952 through 1968. Prior to that she 
taught at Crowville High School.
She got her Teachers Certificate from Louisiana Normal School in Natchitoches. She received her 
Bachelors Degree in Education in 1953 in the first summer graduating class after Northeast Louisiana 
State College became a four year college.
She was active in the Louisiana Retired Teachers Association and the Franklin Parish Hospital Auxiliary. 
She was an active and longtime member of Chase Baptist Church where she taught a Sunday School Class 
and was a member of the WMU.
Survivors include her husband, Otto Busby, Winnsboro; two daughters, Jane Busby Corder, Monroe; and 
Doris Marshall, Sunnyvale, Texas; one son, William O. Busby, Jonesboro; two sisters, Monie Turner and 
Candice Blasengame, both of Monroe; two brothers, Luther Walters and Quitman Walters, both of Crowville; 
seven grandsons;   Billy, Charles, David and Eric Busby; Byron Corder; Adam and Luke Marshall.
Pallbearers were Billy Busby, Charles Busby, Eric Busby, David Busby, Byron Corder and Ron Marshall.
Memorials may be made to the Franklin Parish Hospital Auxiliary, Louisiana Baptist Children's Home in Monroe, 
or Monroe District Nurses Association Scholarship Fund at NLU Foundation.

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The Franklin Sun      Winnsboro, LA     January 8, 1992
Submitted March 2006 by: Glenda Warner Boyd

Michael James Kanehl
 
Funeral services for Michael James Kanehl, 3 months, Wichita, Kansas, were held Dec. 31, at Winnsboro 
First National Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. George Ferrington officiating.
Interment followed at Ogden Cemetery under the direction of Winnsboro First National Funeral Home.
Michael died Dec. 28, 1991, in Wichita, Kansas.
Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daren Kanehl, Wichita; brother, Casey Keith Kanehl, Wichita; 
maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James Duplichan, Kinder, La.; paternal grandparents, Rayborn Kanehl, 
Gilbert; Diane Kanehl, Winnsboro; maternal great grandmother, Irene Wiggins, Winnsboro; maternal great grandmother, 
Gladys Duplichan, Kinder; paternal great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Meloy Richmond, Winnsboro; a number of aunts 
and uncles.
Pallbearers were Adam Underwood, Jeff Hatton, Kenneth Allen and Edward Bancroft.
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Submitted by: Karen Sue McNease 
January 13, 1992


Willie V. "Bill" McNease


Funeral services for Mr. Willie V. "Bill" McNease were held on 
Wednesday, January 15, 1992 at Community
Memorial Funeral Home Chapel in Winnsboro, Louisiana with the 
Rev. Tommy McMurray and Rev. Wayne
Smith officiating.  Interment followed at Providence Memorial 
Cemetery near Winnsboro, under the direction of
Community Memorial Funeral Home.  Mr. McNease died Monday, 
January 13, 1992 at his residence.  He was
51 years of age and was owner of Handy House Cafe in Delhi, 
and Sue's Grocery Store near Winnsboro.  He
was preceded in death by his  father, Devon McNease.  
Survivors include his wife, Sue McNease of Winnsboro;
two daughters, Dayna McNease and Elise McNease, both of 
New Iberia, La.; five sons, Matthew McNease,
Jonathan McNease, Joey McNease, Justin McNease all of  
Winnsboro; and Frankie McNease of New Orleans,
La. ; his mother, Virginia Williams of Winnsboro, La.; 
four sisters, Wanda Drinkwine of Mobile, Ala., Patricia
Oppen of Tyler, Texas, Sally Sturdivant and Shirley Ford, 
both of Crowville, La.; seven brothers, Jim McNease
of Lake Charles, Shorty McNease of Chicago, Ill., George McNease 
of Tallulah, J.C. McNease of Central Point,
Ore., Don McNease of Delhi, Harry Dale McNease of Alexandria, 
Darrell Williams of Winnsboro; one grandchild Brandy McNease of New Iberia.  
Also survived by a host of  aunts, uncles, and cousins.  
Pallbearers were Dennis Cassells, O'Neal Griffen, Shane Mock, 
Marc Ford, Ray Thomas, and Wayne Worsley.

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