Ouachita-Richland County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....CAVET, BOBBIE JEAN December 13, 2008
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News Star World - December 16, 2008
BOBBIE JEAN CAVET

Cox Funeral Home

Delhi,LA

Funeral services for Bobbie Jean Cavet, 72, of Delhi will be held at 10:00 
A.M., Wednesday, December 17, 2008 in the chapel of Cox Funeral Home of Delhi.

Rev. Pat Lofton will officiate. Burial will be in the Newton Cemetery near 
Delhi .

Visitation will be held from 5:00 P.M. until 8:00 P.M. Tuesday at Cox Funeral 
Home.

Mrs. Cavet, a retired Ice Cream and Food Concessionaire, was a resident of the 
Dunn/Delhi area for thirty eight years. She was enjoying her retirement at the 
Lake Passman Retirement Community in Monroe, LA where she met many wonderful 
friends there.

She went to her rest on December 13th at St. Francis Hospital.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Jack Cavet; her parents, Leo Long 
Robertson and Vera Ellen Cockerham Robertson; and a brother, John "Bud" 
Robertson.

She is survived by five children and their families, James Cavet and wife 
Terry of Richmond, VA, Debra Bennett and husband Gary of Swartz, LA, Carolyn 
Nolen and husband Jay of Monroe, LA, Vera Cavet Vanderpool and husband Fate of 
Nashville, TN and Sandra Waldo of Monroe, LA; one sister, Wanda Drane of 
Ferriday, LA; eight grandchildren, Jackie, Billy, Carlos, Christie, Shawn, 
Brittany, Stacy and Chad; four great grandchildren, Austin, Cody, Tayler and 
Kaitlin and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Pallbearers will be Jackie Cavet, Billy Cavet, Chad Waldo, Shawn Callaway, 
Fate Vanderpool, Jay Nolen, Josh Hernandez and Chris Bryant.

She was devoted to her family and will be remembered and loved forever!

A lot of people, especially children knew her as only the "ICE CREAM LADY".

She had an ice cream truck that she worked in Richland and Ouachita Parishes 
for several years before retiring. She brought smiles to many awaiting the 
jingle of the Bell on a hot summer day.

Years from now adults remembering their childhood will speak with a smile of 
the "ICE CREAM LADY".

In lieu of flowers families request memorials be made to the Salvation Army. 
Thanks from the Cavet family. 

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