Morehouse County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....MORGAN, OLA MAE PICKETT March 9, 2016
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Golden Funeral Home - March 2016
OLA MAE PICKETT MORGAN

Funeral services for Ola Mae Pickett Morgan, 94, will be at 2:30 p.m. on 
Sunday, March 13, 2016 at Golden Funeral Home with Reverend Todd Wooden 
officiating. Interment will be at the Pickett Family Cemetery. Visitation 
will be from 1:30 – 2:30 at Golden Funeral Home.

Ola Mae, a homemaker, passed away Wednesday, March 9. She was born at her 
family home on Hwy. 139 in Morehouse Parish on September 26, 1921. She was 
an active life-long member of New Friendship Baptist Church and the Women’s 
Missionary Society. Ola Mae enjoyed playing bingo, reading, cooking, and 
visiting with her friends. She was known for her chocolate cake with white 
icing and her embroidery work.

Ola Mae was preceded in death by her parents, John Harvey Pickett and Katie 
Dodd Pickett; her two sisters, Johnnie Messenger Ramsey and Pauline Pickett 
James; her one brother, Dennis Pickett; and her son, James Austin Morgan, 
Jr.

Ola Mae is survived by her sons John Morgan and wife Margaret of LaQuinta, 
CA and Jack Morgan of Monroe; her daughter-in-law Sandra Morgan of 
Collinston; grandchildren Mark Morgan and wife Nichol of New Bloomfield, PA, 
Jennifer Chunn and husband Ronald of Monroe, John David Morgan and wife 
Veronica of Los Angeles, CA, Meredith Morgan of Dallas, TX, and Jeffrey 
Morgan of Monroe; and great-grandchildren Brook Shoop, Emily Morgan, Kane 
Chunn and Sawyer Morgan, and her special niece, Dottie Kay Messinger Fair 
and husband Eddie and two nephews Larry James and wife Diane and Paul James 
and wife Dianne.

The family would like to thank Dr. Cox, Mr. O.L. Harper, Pat McIntyre, STAT 
Home Health, Linda Haynes, Whit’s Pharmacy, The Assisted Living Home and 
friends she made there.

The family would like to especially thank her niece Dottie for all the care, 
devotion and love she gave to her Aunt Ola Mae especially during these last 
few years.

In lieu of flowers, please send memorials to the Pickett Family Cemetery or 
New Friendship Baptist Church.

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