Dangerfield obituaries, Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana 

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Dangerfield, Kerry Grant, Sr.    20 Nov 2007    Nov 2007    Jerry Nelson
Dangerfield, Wilbert             22 Jul 2011    Jul 2011    Jerry Nelson

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Obituary published in The Hammond Daily Star on:  11/20/2007

DANGERFIELD, KERRY GRANT, SR.
Kerry Grant Dangerfield Sr. worked for the Daily Star for 16 years.
Afterwards, he joined the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff Department. After 28
years of service, he retired with the rank of major.  Kerry leaves to
cherish his memory two sons, Kerry G. Dangerfield, Jr. of Slidell,
Louisiana and Gerald B. Dangerfield of Hammond, Louisiana; one
daughter-in-law, Dorable Dangerfield of Slidell, Louisiana; three
grandchildren, Kerry Dangerfield III and Hailey Dangerfield of Slidell,
Louisiana, and LaGerrica Dangerfield of Amite, Louisiana; three sisters,
Eardell Hutchinson and Meather D. Johnson of Hammond, Louisiana and Cecil
Carter of New Orleans, Louisiana; one brother, Wilbert Dangerfield of
Hammond, Louisiana; four brother-in-laws, Louis Hutchinson Sr. of Hammond,
Louisiana, Estervan Carter Sr. of New Orleans, Louisiana, Raymond Wells of
Ponchatoula, Louisiana a Emery Burton and Kaseem Burton of Ashburnham,
Massachusetts; four sister-in-law, Earline Dangerfield of Hammond,
Louisiana, Dawn Howard and Gerry Wells of Ponchatoula, Louisiana, and Donna
Burton of Ashburnham, Massachusetts; a host of nephews, nieces, great-
nephews, great nieces, family and friends.  He was preceded in death by his
mother, Meather W. Dangerfield; father, Willie H. Dangerfield; two sisters,
Norma Holmes and Dyann Dangerfield; and two brothers, Willie Dangerfield,
Jr. and Carl Dangerfield.  

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Obituary published in the Hammond Daily Star on:  7/22/2011

DANGERFIELD, WILBERT
Dedicated public servant and activist, Wilbert Dangerfield, Sr. 73, passed 
away Monday, July 18th at the Bellevue Medical Center in Manhattan, New 
York.  Wilbert Lee Dangerfield, Sr. was a native of Woodville, MS and 
active resident of Hammond. He had retired from 30 years of work with 
Bellsouth. He is noted as the first African American City Councilman for 
District 1 when he was elected in 1977 and where he served for 18 years 
along with 9 years with the SheriffŐs Department. He was still active in 
many civic and religious organizations until his death. He was a proud
member of the Greenville Park Colored High School class of 1956. He was 
once the Chairman of the Deacon board at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church
where he presently served on the usher board. He is currently affiliated 
with the NAACP and the local Second Saturday Breakfast Organization.  Mr. 
Dangerfield is survived by his devoted wife of 52 years, Earline Brumfield 
Dangerfield, one son; Wilbert (Jill) Dangerfield, Jr. of Hammond, and six 
daughters; Rev. Regina Burke of Schertz, TX, and Deadra, Rouchell, Yolander 
and Alesa Dangerfield, all of Hammond. He also leaves to cherish his 
memories, three sisters; Cecile Carter of New Orleans, LA, Eardell (Louis) 
Hutchinson and Meather Johnson both of Hammond, and four godchildrenŐ Kima 
Davis, Quanisha Wilson, Bryant Hutchinson and Nell Ruffin.  He is preceded 
in death by his parents Willie and Meather Dangerfield, daughter Shelia 
Dangerfield, sisters; Norma Holmes and Dyann Dangerfield and brothers 
Willie, Coyle and Kerry Dangerfield.  Visitation will take place on Friday, 
July 22nd from 3 until 8 p m at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church. Rev. 
Robert McCarty will conduct funeral services at 12 noon on Saturday, July
23rd at St. PaulŐs, located at 410 E Colorado Street in Hammond, LA. 
Interment will follow at Holly Gardens Cemetery.  The family asks that in 
lieu of flowers, donations be made to the St. Paul Missionary Baptist 
Church Building Fund.  N A James Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. 
Please sign the guestbook at www.NAJamesFH.com.

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