Morehouse County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....HONEY, WANDA KAY  June 8, 2020
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Golden Funeral Home - June 2020
WANDA KAY HONEY

A memorial service for Ms. Wanda Kay Honey, age sixty-three, will be held at a later
date.

Ms. Honey was born in Bastrop, Louisiana on October 4, 1956 and passed away Monday,
June 8, 2020. She is preceded in death by her father, John Lamar Honey;
grandparents, J.C. and Myrtle Rea McGowen and John and Earlean Honey.

Ms. Honey is survived by her mother, Norma McGowen Honey; one sister, Nancy H. Lee
and husband Ricky of Farmerville, LA; two brothers, John Daniel Honey of Albany, NY,
James Christopher Honey of Monroe, LA; uncle Jimmy W. McGowen of Mer Rouge, LA;
niece, Amber R. Honey; nephews, Keith Lee and wife Serina, Colby Lee and wife Jill,
Matthew Lee and wife Suzanne; and numerous great nieces, great nephews, and
cousins.

Wanda lived an adventurous and colorful life that made her a natural born
entertainer. While attending West Monroe High School, her passions were playing the
bass drum for the West Monroe Rebelettes and writing for the West Monroe Dispatch.
In high school, she interned at KNOE where she had the opportunity to meet Bob
Hope.

After graduating from West Monroe High School in 1974, Wanda began working for KNOE
radio full-time and she became the first female disc jockey in northeast Louisiana.
During this time, she attended NLU during the day and worked as a disc jockey at
night, until she earned her Associate’s degree in Photojournalism. Over the years
she had worked at various radio stations in Louisiana, Texas, Alabama, and
Mississippi. Between her radio gigs, she also worked at Boeing Company, as well as,
attended Huntsville Bible College, where she received her Associate’s degree in
Christian Education. 

During her travels, she met and made friends along the way. Wanda will be missed by
many, but especially by her family. Thanks for all the great times and memories you
provided. They will be cherished and never forgotten.


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