Juanita Sue Simmons

Birth date: Dec 6, 1940 Death date: Feb 10, 2019

Juanita Sue Simmons, 78, of DeRidder, LA, passed from this life on February 10, 2019 in her home surrounded by her family. Sue, the daughter of Henry and Bessie Lee Burton was born on December 6, 1940, in Orange, Texas. Visitatio Read Obituary

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Anonymous

351w ago

Pete,Very sorry to hear about the loss of your dear wife Juanita. Please accept my deepest sympathy to you and your family. May God grant you peace during your time of grief. Rm. 15:33

Lynnette Allemond

353w ago

Edwin, SO sorry for your loss. Lots of memories with you and your mom. My thoughts and prayers for you and our family at this time. Love you all.. May God Bless and comfort each of you.

Larry Mcgee

353w ago

Sue Simmons, a lady in every respect. She (andGarth) were always generous with their time andfinancial resources in helping others. She made an impact on our family from the firstday we met her.Her talents were not just confined to the pianokeyboard. Whether your were stopping by theirhouse for a cup of coffee, a glass of her famous"lemon" tea or a complete meal, Sue made you feelspecial and welcomed as she was a superb hostess.Our memories of Sue and her family will betreasured forever.Our love to Garth and the family,Larry & Sharon McGee, Larenda Thomas &Leigh Linder

Carol Fraanta

353w ago

Prayers to all the Simmons family. She was a lovely lady. Sincerely, Carol Franta

Anonymous

353w ago

May the family and friends continue to be comforted by their cherished memories of Juanita, and by the comfort that God gives, during this difficult time. Please accept my sincere condolences for your loss.Emilie Howard

Laurie Will

353w ago

I'm so sorry for your loss. Sue was a truly special lady!

Anonymous

353w ago

Prayers are with all of the family.

Stuart & Allyson Graves

353w ago

Sue was truly one-of-a-kind! We had the great pleasure of sitting at her table, eating her (delicious!) home-cooked meals and fellowshipping with her family. Every time we did, it was absolutely delightful. And as her Pastor at First Baptist, Longville, I had the joy of sitting a few feet from her as she played the piano during our worship services for several years. When Sue got her left hand working on the bass clef of the keyboard...my goodness...I thought I could actually hear the rolling thunder! She was our friend, and we loved her. She will be missed! (Stuart & Allyson Graves, and family)

Kimberly Lambert

353w ago

Ms. Sue was and always will be remembered as a Fine Lady ! Her southern cooking , piano playing and welcoming spirit were definitely some of her greatest gifts... and she used them well ! I've had the pleasure of knowing Ms. Sue and the Simmons Family since I was a child not only did we as kids go to school and church together but our families went camping together for many years at Pleasure Points on Toledo Bend Lake. I have many fond memories of those times and treasure the lifetime friendships that were made. Ms. Sue was a blessing to my life as I know she was to so many others... whether it be her home cooked dishes delivered to your home or a church fellowship, her piano playing while you sang and worshipped in a church service , or as a friend enjoying her company and laughing along with her contagious laughter ! Fortunately for me I've been blessed by all three for many years * I am truly sorry for the great loss her family will endure for she loved them dearly... Mr. Pete, Tanya, Edwin and Kevin, My heartfelt sympathy and prayers go out to you and your loved ones. May our Heavenly Father hold you close and give you comfort and peace at this most difficult time . Kimberly Mulkey Lambert and Family

Sherri Hardesty

353w ago

So sad to hear of this passing of this dear sweet lady -she watched me grow up -she will be deeply missed so glad I got to visit with her recently -love n HUGS

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