Minton obituaries, Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana

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Minton, Isaac A., Sr.           15 Mar 1929   Jun 2000   Carol/Jerry Nelson
Minton, Lucille Bernice Brunner  2 Jan 2009   Jan 2009   Jerry Nelson 

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Obituary published in The Hammond Vindicator:  3/15/1929

MINTON, ISAAC A., SR.
Isaac A. Minton, Sr., 72, native and lifelong resident of Livingston
parish, died at home in Doyle 11 March.  Interment in family cemetery 
near Walker.  Survived by three brothers, Dr. J. Allen Minton and Fred
Minton of Denham Springs, Calvin J. Minton of Baton Rouge; four sisters,
Mrs. John Ellis and Mrs. Herbert Babin of Baton Rouge, Mrs. Annie Tucker
and Mrs. Troy Roberts of Denham Springs; three sons, Johnnie Minton of
Walker, Isaac A. Minton, Jr. and Nelson Minton of Doyle; seven daughters,
Mrs. Guy E. Peak, Mrs. Henry M. Peak and Mrs. Thomas M. Peak of Walker,
Mrs. Henry Lalumandier and Mrs. A. Spires of Baton Rouge, Mrs. J. C.
McGowan of Memphis, TN, Miss Winnie Minton of Doyle; 25 grandchildren 
and 6 great, grandchildren.

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Obituary published in The Advocate (Baton Rouge):  1/2/2009

MINTON, LUCILLE BERNICE BRUNNER
A retired Sears credit employee, she died at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 30,
2008, at Ochsner Medical Center-Baton Rouge. She was 85. She was born in
Quincy, Ill., grew up in Ponchatoula and lived most of her adult life in
Denham Springs. She was a member of Northside Baptist Church, Denham
Springs, and served for years as a Livingston Parish elections
commissioner. She enjoyed flowers, her bluebirds and hummingbirds,
crocheting and other crafts, and rooting for the LSU football and baseball
teams. She followed the Tigers to the College World Series several times
after she retired. Visitation at Seale Funeral Home in Denham Springs on
Friday from 9 a.m. until the funeral service at noon. Burial in Denham
Springs Memorial Cemetery. She is survived by two sons and a
daughter-in-law, James E. Minton and William E. and Patricia Minton, Denham
Springs; six grandchildren, James A. Minton, Oakland, Calif., Matthew
Minton and wife Monica, Greg Minton and wife Betsy, all of Denham Springs,
Gina Biglane, Sterlington, James Eric Haley and wife Andrea, Viola, Ill.,
and Melissa Haley West, Grinnell, Iowa; eight great-grandchildren, Max,
Mason and Lathan Minton, all of Denham Springs, Kara and Nolan West,
Grinnell, Marley and Laila Haley, Viola, and Connor Biglane, Sterlington;
three sisters, Betty Vining, Bedico, Ann Temple, Hammond, and Frances
Gilbert, Omaha, Neb.; two brothers, Charles Brunner, Brusly, and Bill
Brunner, Houston; and more than 40 nieces and nephews, including special
angels Barb Boynton, Omaha, Gwen Broadway, Houston, Laverne Bardwell,
Robert, and Shirley Stanga, Ponchatoula. She was preceded in death by her
husband, Joe E. Minton; a daughter, Dorothy Minton Haley; two
granddaughters, Kara and Lindy Haley; parents, William W. and Emma Nober
Brunner; two sisters, Jeannette Stanga and Sybil Bardwell; and two
brothers, Albert and Tommy Brunner. The family wishes to thank the staff at
Harvest Manor Nursing home, her friend, Joy Ortego, and her Sunday school
class members for their kindness. 

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