Ouachita County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....INZINA, AUDREY HUMBLE September 2, 2013
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News Star World - September 6, 2013
AUDREY HUMBLE INZINA

Audrey Humble Inzina, formerly of Monroe, passed away peacefully on September 
2, 2013, at her home in Choudrant, Louisiana. Audrey went to be with The Lord 
for her 99th birthday, which will be the 28th of this month. Joining in the 
celebration are her parents, Willis Gleaves Humble and Ethel Dixon Humble 
Grillett; her caring stepfather, W. E. "Shorty" Grillett; her beloved husband 
of 63 years, Philip A. Inzina; son, Reverend Joseph Robert "Bob" Inzina; 
daughter, Donnie Inzina Johnston; and infant son, Philip Wesley Inzina.

Because of her lifelong commitment to pray the Rosary, services for Audrey 
will begin with a Rosary at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, September 7, 2013 at 
Mulhearn Funeral Home, 2308 Sterlington Road in Monroe, followed by visitation 
from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

A Mass of Christian Burial will follow at 1:00 p.m. at Our Lady of Fatima 
Catholic Church, 3205 Concordia Street, Monroe, with Reverend Joseph 
Puthuppally, retired pastor of St. Matthew Catholic Church, presiding. The 
homily/eulogy will be given by Reverend Job Edathinatt Scaria, pastor of St. 
Lawrence Church in Swartz, and campus minister at ULM's Catholic Campus 
Ministries. Interment will be at St. Matthew Catholic Cemetery, 314 North 11th 
Street, Monroe, followed by a reception at Catholic Campus Ministries, 911 
University Avenue, Monroe, Louisiana.

Audrey was a graduate of Ouachita Parish High School, Class of 1931, where she 
was an outstanding student and recipient of numerous awards and medals at the 
Ruston Rally. She and her husband, Philip, were founding members of Our Lady 
of Fatima Catholic Church in Monroe, where she served for many years as a 
member and officer of the Altar Society and led the Guardian Angel Sunday 
School. In addition, Audrey helped with religious article sales, served as a 
minister to the homebound, and she and Philip were members of the Fatima 
Pioneers.

Survivors include: daughters, Mary Jo White of Marshall, Texas; Ginger Brown 
of West Monroe; Susie Vredenburg of Monroe; Kay (Don) Kneipp of Choudrant; and 
son, J. Michael Inzina of Monroe; son-in-law, Mark H. Johnston of Monroe; 22 
grandchildren; 45 great grandchildren; 21 great-great grandchildren; brother, 
Kenneth (Chris) Humble of Greenville, Texas; special niece and Goddaughter, 
Christine (Tony) Feltri; special Godson, George (Helen) Gabriel, and numerous 
nieces and nephews.

Pallbearers are Danny White, Gerard St. Pierre, Chris McKneely, Mark A. 
Johnston, Collin Vredenburg and Austin Flanagan.

Honorary pallbearers are George Gabriel, Kenneth Humble, Steve White, Joey 
Feltri, Phillip Inzina and Samuel Kneipp.

The family gratefully acknowledges their mother's steadfast and loving 
caregivers, especially Eva Marzula Fuller, without whose tender and constant 
care her quality of life could not have been sustained, as well as Emma 
Kettler, and former caregiver, Loretta Roberts.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be made to Our Lady of 
Fatima Catholic Church, Catholic Campus Ministries at ULM, or St. Vincent de 
Paul Pharmacy at 502 Grammont Street, Monroe, Louisiana.


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