Morehouse County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....MORRISON, BOOKER TALIAFERRO  January 3, 2026
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LEGACY - JAN 2026
BOOKER TALIAFERRO MORRISON

Booker Taliaferro Morrison "Booker T."

The memorial service honoring the life and legacy of Booker Taliaferro Morrison 
"Booker T," will be held on Saturday, January 10, 2026, in H. V. Adams Cemetery.  
The service will be held at one p.m.

 

"The Walking Man"

On December 23, 1962, Tuesday to be exact, a baby boy was born to Ms. Lonnie 
Estella Benton.  He was given the name Booker Taliaferro Morrison, but fondly 
called Booker T. He was a very healthy, active, and outspoken child.  He 
attended the schools of Morehouse Parish.

He loved watching television, playing football, singing, dancing, and cooking.  
He found salvation in the Lord Jesus Christ at the age of twelve.  He loved 
traveling and enjoying seeing other towns and cities.  Booker T. also loved 
banana pudding and drinking coffee.

He was the father of four boys and five girls.  His brother, Jerry, remembered 
him having fun, and trying to outdance him during a family gathering. He also 
remembered the two of them enjoying the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints 
games together, playing dominoes, talking, and making jokes about each other.  

His sister, Virginia Carol, remembered the two of them having fun, fussing, and 
fighting, but still loving each other. " We had many years of traveling, 
watching, and laughing about Tyler  Perry movies. " Now, Booker T. also loved 
scary movies, but was afraid to go to sleep after watching the movies. 

Booker T. loved to walk. He was often seen walking the streets of Bastrop.  He 
walked EVERYWHERE!  He was a  family-oriented man.  He especially loved spending 
quality time with his children and grandchildren. 

He leaves to cherish his memories: his sister, Virginia Carol Wilson (Keith), 
his brother, Jerry Wayne Benton (Helen), and his nine children and 
grandchildren.  He will truly be missed by his family, friends, and loved ones.

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