Harvey Clifton 'Buck' Langston , Age 90, Died Of Natural Causes At His Home In
Gulfport, Mississippi On Saturday, December 7, 2002.
Mr. Langston, Who Had Resided In Gulfport Since
1989, Was A Longtime Resident Of New Orleans, Louisiana (Algiers) And Texarkana, Texas. Born July 19,
1912, At Hermitage, Arkansas, The son Of the late Della Gertrude Gorman Langston And Daniel Thomas
Langston.
He Is Surived By His Wife Of 63 Years, Lanita Ruth Collins Langston And His Three Children:
Harvey Daniel Langston Of San Antonio, Texas, Vicki Sharyn Langston Voitier Of Carencro, Louisiana, And
Bette Renee Langston Macaluso Of New Orleans, Louisiana.
He Is Also Survived By His Nine Grandchildren,
Camille Langston Keathley And Amy Langston Steward, Both Of San Antonio; Martial Voitier, Iii Of
College Station, Texas; Lt. David Voitier, Usaf Of Washington, D.C., Lauren Voitier Of New Orleans;
Matthew Voitier Of Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Christian Macaluso Of Denver, Colorado, Elizabeth Macaluso
Of Philadelphia, Pensylvania And Emily Macaluso Of New Orleans; Two Great-Grandchildren, Nicholas
Langston-Keathley And Elizabeth Jane Steward, Both Of San Antonio; And His Brother, Max Langston Of Belle Chasse, Louisiana.
He is the brother of the late Grady Langston Of Laurel, Mississippi; the late Louis Langston Of Belle Chasse;
the late Ray Langston Of Port Sulphur, Louisiana;
the late Betty Langston Of Belle Chasse;
And The Late Merle Langston Of Hermitage, Arkansas, who Was Killed During The Battle Of The Bulge During World War Ii.
Mr. Langston Was A Veteran Of The United States Navy, serving in the Pacific Theatre During World War II, From 1942-1945.
He was the longtime owner of Langston's Furniture and appliances In Belle Chasse, Louisiana And Prior To Moving To New Orleans, The Manager Of Momon Furniture In Texarkana, Texas. He Was Also A former employee Of Brown & Root, Inc. Mr. Langston Was Also A Member Of The First Baptist Church Of Gulfport, Mississippi. Services Will Be Held On
Wednesday, December 11, 2002 At 11:00 A.M. At Riemann Funeral Home 25th Ave., Gulfport, Where Friends
May Call One Hour Prior To Service Time. Interment Will Be At 3:30 P.M. At Westlawn Cemetery In Gretna,
Louisiana.
Times Picayune 12-09-2002
Gulfport, Mississippi On Saturday, December 7, 2002.
Mr. Langston, Who Had Resided In Gulfport Since
1989, Was A Longtime Resident Of New Orleans, Louisiana (Algiers) And Texarkana, Texas. Born July 19,
1912, At Hermitage, Arkansas, The son Of the late Della Gertrude Gorman Langston And Daniel Thomas
Langston.
He Is Surived By His Wife Of 63 Years, Lanita Ruth Collins Langston And His Three Children:
Harvey Daniel Langston Of San Antonio, Texas, Vicki Sharyn Langston Voitier Of Carencro, Louisiana, And
Bette Renee Langston Macaluso Of New Orleans, Louisiana.
He Is Also Survived By His Nine Grandchildren,
Camille Langston Keathley And Amy Langston Steward, Both Of San Antonio; Martial Voitier, Iii Of
College Station, Texas; Lt. David Voitier, Usaf Of Washington, D.C., Lauren Voitier Of New Orleans;
Matthew Voitier Of Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Christian Macaluso Of Denver, Colorado, Elizabeth Macaluso
Of Philadelphia, Pensylvania And Emily Macaluso Of New Orleans; Two Great-Grandchildren, Nicholas
Langston-Keathley And Elizabeth Jane Steward, Both Of San Antonio; And His Brother, Max Langston Of Belle Chasse, Louisiana.
He is the brother of the late Grady Langston Of Laurel, Mississippi; the late Louis Langston Of Belle Chasse;
the late Ray Langston Of Port Sulphur, Louisiana;
the late Betty Langston Of Belle Chasse;
And The Late Merle Langston Of Hermitage, Arkansas, who Was Killed During The Battle Of The Bulge During World War Ii.
Mr. Langston Was A Veteran Of The United States Navy, serving in the Pacific Theatre During World War II, From 1942-1945.
He was the longtime owner of Langston's Furniture and appliances In Belle Chasse, Louisiana And Prior To Moving To New Orleans, The Manager Of Momon Furniture In Texarkana, Texas. He Was Also A former employee Of Brown & Root, Inc. Mr. Langston Was Also A Member Of The First Baptist Church Of Gulfport, Mississippi. Services Will Be Held On
Wednesday, December 11, 2002 At 11:00 A.M. At Riemann Funeral Home 25th Ave., Gulfport, Where Friends
May Call One Hour Prior To Service Time. Interment Will Be At 3:30 P.M. At Westlawn Cemetery In Gretna,
Louisiana.
Times Picayune 12-09-2002
Harvey Clifton 'Buck' Langston , Age 90, Died Of Natural Causes At His Home In
Gulfport, Mississippi On Saturday, December 7, 2002.
Mr. Langston, Who Had Resided In Gulfport Since
1989, Was A Longtime Resident Of New Orleans, Louisiana (Algiers) And Texarkana, Texas. Born July 19,
1912, At Hermitage, Arkansas, The son Of the late Della Gertrude Gorman Langston And Daniel Thomas
Langston.
He Is Surived By His Wife Of 63 Years, Lanita Ruth Collins Langston And His Three Children:
Harvey Daniel Langston Of San Antonio, Texas, Vicki Sharyn Langston Voitier Of Carencro, Louisiana, And
Bette Renee Langston Macaluso Of New Orleans, Louisiana.
He Is Also Survived By His Nine Grandchildren,
Camille Langston Keathley And Amy Langston Steward, Both Of San Antonio; Martial Voitier, Iii Of
College Station, Texas; Lt. David Voitier, Usaf Of Washington, D.C., Lauren Voitier Of New Orleans;
Matthew Voitier Of Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Christian Macaluso Of Denver, Colorado, Elizabeth Macaluso
Of Philadelphia, Pensylvania And Emily Macaluso Of New Orleans; Two Great-Grandchildren, Nicholas
Langston-Keathley And Elizabeth Jane Steward, Both Of San Antonio; And His Brother, Max Langston Of Belle Chasse, Louisiana.
He is the brother of the late Grady Langston Of Laurel, Mississippi; the late Louis Langston Of Belle Chasse;
the late Ray Langston Of Port Sulphur, Louisiana;
the late Betty Langston Of Belle Chasse;
And The Late Merle Langston Of Hermitage, Arkansas, who Was Killed During The Battle Of The Bulge During World War Ii.
Mr. Langston Was A Veteran Of The United States Navy, serving in the Pacific Theatre During World War II, From 1942-1945.
He was the longtime owner of Langston's Furniture and appliances In Belle Chasse, Louisiana And Prior To Moving To New Orleans, The Manager Of Momon Furniture In Texarkana, Texas. He Was Also A former employee Of Brown & Root, Inc. Mr. Langston Was Also A Member Of The First Baptist Church Of Gulfport, Mississippi. Services Will Be Held On
Wednesday, December 11, 2002 At 11:00 A.M. At Riemann Funeral Home 25th Ave., Gulfport, Where Friends
May Call One Hour Prior To Service Time. Interment Will Be At 3:30 P.M. At Westlawn Cemetery In Gretna,
Louisiana.
Times Picayune 12-09-2002
Gulfport, Mississippi On Saturday, December 7, 2002.
Mr. Langston, Who Had Resided In Gulfport Since
1989, Was A Longtime Resident Of New Orleans, Louisiana (Algiers) And Texarkana, Texas. Born July 19,
1912, At Hermitage, Arkansas, The son Of the late Della Gertrude Gorman Langston And Daniel Thomas
Langston.
He Is Surived By His Wife Of 63 Years, Lanita Ruth Collins Langston And His Three Children:
Harvey Daniel Langston Of San Antonio, Texas, Vicki Sharyn Langston Voitier Of Carencro, Louisiana, And
Bette Renee Langston Macaluso Of New Orleans, Louisiana.
He Is Also Survived By His Nine Grandchildren,
Camille Langston Keathley And Amy Langston Steward, Both Of San Antonio; Martial Voitier, Iii Of
College Station, Texas; Lt. David Voitier, Usaf Of Washington, D.C., Lauren Voitier Of New Orleans;
Matthew Voitier Of Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Christian Macaluso Of Denver, Colorado, Elizabeth Macaluso
Of Philadelphia, Pensylvania And Emily Macaluso Of New Orleans; Two Great-Grandchildren, Nicholas
Langston-Keathley And Elizabeth Jane Steward, Both Of San Antonio; And His Brother, Max Langston Of Belle Chasse, Louisiana.
He is the brother of the late Grady Langston Of Laurel, Mississippi; the late Louis Langston Of Belle Chasse;
the late Ray Langston Of Port Sulphur, Louisiana;
the late Betty Langston Of Belle Chasse;
And The Late Merle Langston Of Hermitage, Arkansas, who Was Killed During The Battle Of The Bulge During World War Ii.
Mr. Langston Was A Veteran Of The United States Navy, serving in the Pacific Theatre During World War II, From 1942-1945.
He was the longtime owner of Langston's Furniture and appliances In Belle Chasse, Louisiana And Prior To Moving To New Orleans, The Manager Of Momon Furniture In Texarkana, Texas. He Was Also A former employee Of Brown & Root, Inc. Mr. Langston Was Also A Member Of The First Baptist Church Of Gulfport, Mississippi. Services Will Be Held On
Wednesday, December 11, 2002 At 11:00 A.M. At Riemann Funeral Home 25th Ave., Gulfport, Where Friends
May Call One Hour Prior To Service Time. Interment Will Be At 3:30 P.M. At Westlawn Cemetery In Gretna,
Louisiana.
Times Picayune 12-09-2002
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