Obituaries:  Harrison Jenkins, Sabine, Natchitoches Parish       J-525
Source:  Sabine Index, Many, La., Jul 15, 1992
Submitted by: Carl Dilbeck
              carlrad@earthlink.net


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Harrison Jenkins

  Funeral services were held for Harrison Jenkins, age 75, at 10
a.m., on Saturday, June 27, at Hickory Grove Congregational
Methodist Church. The Rev. Brian Jennings officiated. Burial was
held at Hickory Grove Cemetery, under the direction of Warren
Meadows Funeral Home.

  Mr. Jenkins died at 6:49 a.m., on June 24, at LSU Medical Center
in Shreveport, La.

  Mr. Jenkins served in the Aleutian Islands during World War II.
He was preceded in death by a son, Charles Ray Jenkins, and a
granddaughter, Rhonda Jo Jennings.

  He is survived by seven daughters, Mar Jo Jennings and her
husband Hulon of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Judy Long of Redwater,
Texas, Hannah LaCour and her husband Dickie of Palmer, Alaska,
Monita Olive and her husband R. B. of Little Rock, Arkansas,
LaFaune DuBois of Bossier City, La., Wafa Dean Manasco and her
husband Bobbie of Robeline, La., Dawnn Jordan and her husband
Cecil of Robeline, La.; one son, Joe Jenkins and his wife Betty
of Ashdown, Arkansas; two sisters, Adeline Daugherty of Bon Weir,
Texas, Mary Jordan of Robeline, La.; one brother, Lee Jenkins of
Campti, La.; 21 grandchildren, Scott Jennings, Richard Jennings,
Stacey Jennings, Senta Hutto, Shelby C. Hutto, Chris LaCour, Lisa
LaCour, Juliette LaCour, Tammy Jenkins, Jennifer Jenkins, Vincent
Olive, Suzanne Olive, Harrison Mujica, Delfin Mujica, Michael
Jenkins, Lee Lee DuBois, Andy Manasco, Caleb Manasco, Nickie
Jordan, Troy Jordan, Huey Jenkins; and 5 great grandchildren,
Alex Jennings, Ryan Jennings, Lauren Jennings, Austin Jennings,
and Sierra Jenkins.

  Pallbearers were Rich Jennings, Shelby C. Hutto, Andy Jenkins,
Jack Jenkins, R. B. Olive, Mike Solice, Jerry Lamber, Charles
Youngblood. Honorary pallbearers were Albert Jenkins, Dewel Lee
Jenkins, and Paul Dupree.