Milton Lee Mitchell

Birth date: Jul 7, 1952 Death date: Nov 9, 2020

Graveside services for Milton Lee Mitchell, 68, of Hornbeck will be held on Thursday, November 12, 2020 at 3:00 p.m. in the Prewitt’s Chapel Cemetery in Hornbeck under the direction of Labby Memorial Funeral Home of Leesville. Read Obituary

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Teresa Chance

260w ago

Dear Nancy, Mary Lou and Bogie:We are so sorry you are hurting. All of you are very special to us. As you know better than most - Milton was one of a kind. His Christian witness was a joy to be around. Always a smile and positive thing to say. Please know you and your families are in our thoughts and prayers. May you feel God’s presence and know His peace as you move forward in the days ahead. We know we will see him again soon. In Christian love, The Chances-Teresa & Doug (Psalms 91)

Anonymous

260w ago

I can’t believe he won’t be there at the park saying how he was doing his part to make America great again.Never a poor word. Always a grin and a joke, and he could take one too.Generous, a great cook, and always ready to help you. I’ve never seen a retired person work so hard.I don’t make friends often or easily, but he was as dear to me in the short time I knew him as most anyone I’ve met.There’s a huge hole without him. It was a genuine pleasure and privilege to get to know him. The park won’t ever be the same.

Rachel Slaughter Cuevas

260w ago

So sorry to hear of Miltons passing. I knew him as a child. Knew his parents and loved them

Linda Lewis

260w ago

I am very sorry to hear that Milton has passed away. I have known him and his parents for a very long time. When we were kids and lived as neighbors, Milton would blow taps on his bugle every night around 9 PM. You all are in my prayers.

John & Brenda Robinson

260w ago

Our family is deeply saddened and shocked by the loss of Milton, He was such a wise man who never seemed to mind sharing his knowledge with anyone who asked for advice, to crack a joke, tell a story or just to say Good morning whatever time of day or night you called him. ( should have got him a watch )Milton was such a valuable character to the community, helping people convert trees into lumber into beautiful works of art and so many construction projects, we will all feel the loss very deeply. Please accept our condolences and know that our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. This was such a tragedy. Words can't express how sorry we are that this happened. With sincere condolences, The Britt (John) Brenda and Blake

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