Birth date: Jun 1, 1971 Death date: Jan 30, 2013
Funeral services for Michelle L. Heaton, 41, of Leesville, Louisiana will be held at 4:00 p.m. Monday, February 4, 2013, at the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints. Burial will follow in the Cold Springs Cemetery in Anacoc Read Obituary
I will miss my Step-daughter very much. She was an inspiration to me in many ways. She had a laugh that delighted everyone around and the softest voice that could calm anyone. Oh, did she love those Grandbabies! She had more than enough love to give to everyone and she gave her all. Rest well Sweetheart, until we meet again.
RD and Heaton Family, So very sorry for the loss of Michelle. May you find comfort and solice in the many many prayers that are sent your way. God Bless you and comfort you and your family at this time and always.
Thank-you to all
Our condolences to the family and friends of Michelle who are left behind. May the Lord bless each of you in the coming days as you fondly remember Michelle.
Ms Sandy, Michelle took such great care of my mother, then of me when i went onto dialysis myself. She was tough when needed to be, but had a heart of gold as well. When Byrd could not get an IV in my mom's arm Michelle was able to and stayed there with her until mom stabilized. I will never forget her love for her patients. She knew each of us by name and that us feel like people and not just another statistic. She will be greatly missed.
Ray & Family - My family (Jerry, Brandie, Tanya & Maddox, and Aunt San) and I are so very sorry for your loss. We are all too familiar with the pain you are experiencing right now -- it's like a big part of your heart has been taken and the aching in your chest seems almost unbearable, at times you feel like you can hardly breathe.... We've talked about Michelle alot over the past several days, remembering her beautiful smile, and about the visit when you & Michelle (and I think Trey and a friend of his) came down as we were about to lose Rob. It's a sad and happy time when family and friends are brought together by a death of someone they all loved very much. It's obviously sad, because none of us ever wants to lose someone we love, but happy because we get to see and communicate with loved ones and friends we may not see or hear from except in times like this. It doesn't mean we don't love each other, or that we don't care, it means that we are all caught up in this game of life, just trying to make it through one day at a time and facing the challenges along the way. Right now, as much as our hearts are breaking, we are all talking about Michelle and remembering the things we loved about her. I remember her beautiful smile and her flawless complexion -- so beautiful it made me want to touch her face to see if it was as soft as it looked. I was so proud and envious that she had pursued her dream of becoming a nurse and then had put those skills to use in managing a dialysis center. So very proud of her! I sure hope Tori follows in her Mama's footsteps. Although I never really knew her as an adult (or even as a child), I could tell what a kind, caring, and sweet person she was and how much she loved you and the kids and what a great wife, Mom, and Nana she was. So unfair that she was taken from us all at such an early age. We all know for certain that at some point in time we are going to die or someone or something we love is going to die but it doesn't make it any easier. It makes us sad, and mad, and question why it happened, or how could this have happened, but the sad fact is that it is all beyond our control. As difficult as it will be, you will all make it through this (even though you don't think you will or know how you will even do it). Just remember to be strong for Michelle, as if she is still here, because that's how she would want it, and because she will always be a part of all of us and because life for us still goes on. Make her proud, continue on with taking care of those you love, hug them a little tighter as if both you and Michelle were hugging them. All your postings (yours, Tori's, Trey's & Jason's) have really touched us and caused me to shed more than a few tears. Sad tears for your (our) loss, but happy tears at seeing all the pictures of your wonderful times together as a family and all your beautiful kids and grandkids. Take care. Love to you all. Aunt Kaye
I taught Michelle at LSU-A. She was a very kind and caring nurse. My condolences to your family.
Michelle was a wonderful lady I will never forget she holds a special place in my heart I will forever miss her . My prayers for peace for u ray and the family
I knew Michelle when I was a missionary and she and the whole Heaton family were always very kind to me. I know she will be missed by all who knew her and my thoughts and prayers go out to her family.
You will be missed Sister Heaton. You have been, and truly are, a daughter of our Heavenly Father. My life and the life of my family have been blessed for knowing you. You have been living proof that Angles do walk here on earth. My the Lord bless your family and keep them safe in your absence, until that great and finale day when you and your beloved husband will walk once again hand in hand.Bishop Funderburk
