Obituaries:  Reisy Woodrow Carnline, Sabine Parish       C-654
Source:  Sabine Index, Many, La., Sep 25, 1996
Submitted by: Carl Dilbeck
              carlrad@earthlink.net


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Reisy Woodrow Carnline

  Funeral services for Reisy Woodrow Carnline, 79, of Many, were
held Saturday, Sept. 21, 1996, at 10 a.m., at Many Church of the
Nazarene. Officiating were Revs. Daniel Lowe, Lowell Bell, and
Winston Lowe. Interment was at Ft. Jesup Cemetery.

  Mr. Carnline passed away Wednesday, Sept. 18, at Sabine Medical
Center in Many. He was a lifelong member of Many Church of the
Nazarene. He retired from Many Nehi Bottling Company.

  He was preceded in death by his parents, Johnny and Hattie
Carnline; and baby sister, Hattie Lee.

  He is survived by his wife of 60 years, Olivia Stewart Carnline
of Many; one daughter, Olivia Carnline, also of Many; three sons,
Jimmy Reese Carnline Sr. and wife Betty, Benny Fraser Carnline,
both of Many, and Danny Stewart Carnline and wife Cathy of
Bethany, Okla.; one brother, Johnny Carnline of Robeline; seven
grandchildren, Jimmy Reese Carnline Jr. and wife Pattie of Many,
Susan Carnline Hay and husband Pascel of Shreveport, Randy D.
Weeks and wife Corrie of Denver, Colo., Tonya Carnline of
Shreveport, Christi Carnline, John Carnline, and Victoria
Carnline, all of Okla.; six great grandchildren, Jermey Carnline,
Jason Carnline, Elizabeth Carnline, and Abby Carnline, all of
Many, Courtney Weeks of Denver, Colo., Ethan Hay of Shreveport;
special double first cousin, (just like his sister), ? Maggie
Kniepp of Shreveport.

  Pallbearers were Pascel Hay, Phillip Lambert, Odis Faust,
Scottie Carnline, Jimmy Reese Carnline Jr., George Carnline,
Jerry Larpenter, and Norman Stewart.

  Honorary pallbearers were Charles Cooper, Norman Knippers, Rev.
Ray Atwood, Elbert Tarpley, Earl Ailstock, and George Collect.

  In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Many Church of the
Nazarene, or American Cancer Society.