Myrtle was born in Ruston, Louisiana on March 22, 1932 to Joel and Orlean (Doyal) Avery. She was preceded in death by her son, Truett Feazel; grandson, Daniel Feazel; her parents; six brothers and four sisters.
In November of 1948, Myrtle married Jack Melvin “Bud” Feazel of West Monroe. They had three children, Truett, Charlotte, and Reba. In early 2015, health issues made it necessary for Myrtle to move to the West Monroe Guest House.
From an early age, Myrtle was active in her church. Her children describe their mother as a “jack of all trades” when it came to taking care of her family and the household. Myrtle enjoyed cooking, canning, sewing for her girls and the public, quilting, crocheting, and many other handmade crafts. As the empty nest set in, Myrtle completed a cosmetology course and Bud added on to the house for “Myrtle’s Beauty Shop”. She treasured the friendships that came about because of this venture. As her retirement years began, the beauty shop was converted into a quilting parlor. It was just perfect for the friends who came to drink coffee and visit as they quilted. Her life was an example of love and faithfulness to all.
Myrtle is survived by her husband of 70 years, Jack “Bud” Feazel; two daughters, Charlotte Coates and husband Chris of Downsville, Louisiana, Reba Ramsey and husband Jeanie “Leroy” of West Monroe, Louisiana; grandchildren, Sadie Feazel, Casey Feazel and Ashley Feazel of Tennessee, Christopher Feazel and wife Kendra of South Carolina, Jason Christy of Georgia, Julie Coates, Heather Gill and husband Gabe, Jared Ramsey and wife Amanda all of West Monroe, Louisiana; great-grandchildren, Darby Miles, Gracie Gill, Nora and Jed Lewis, Kasey Ramsey, Emma Ramsey, Noah Brewster, Keaton Brewster, Leann Watson, and Bryanna Watson; brother, Charles Avery of Arkansas; several cherished nieces, nephews and friends.
Pallbearers are Mike Freeman, Glen Moore, Mickey Murphy, Billy Nugent, Julian Terrell, and Dewey Wood. Honorary pallbearers will be Don Antley, Charles Beach, Stan Hufty, Bo Leporti, and Ricky Nolan. The family would like to express appreciation to the staff and employees of The Guest House of West Monroe for their compassionate care during Myrtle’s stay.
Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association 910 Pierremont Suite 410, Shreveport, Louisiana 71106 (https://act.alz.org/site/Donation2?df_id=32112&32112.donation=form1) or to the Gideons International (https://www.gideons.org/donate).
Myrtle was born in Ruston, Louisiana on March 22, 1932 to Joel and Orlean (Doyal) Avery. She was preceded in death by her son, Truett Feazel; grandson, Daniel Feazel; her parents; six brothers and four sisters.
In November of 1948, Myrtle married Jack Melvin “Bud” Feazel of West Monroe. They had three children, Truett, Charlotte, and Reba. In early 2015, health issues made it necessary for Myrtle to move to the West Monroe Guest House.
From an early age, Myrtle was active in her church. Her children describe their mother as a “jack of all trades” when it came to taking care of her family and the household. Myrtle enjoyed cooking, canning, sewing for her girls and the public, quilting, crocheting, and many other handmade crafts. As the empty nest set in, Myrtle completed a cosmetology course and Bud added on to the house for “Myrtle’s Beauty Shop”. She treasured the friendships that came about because of this venture. As her retirement years began, the beauty shop was converted into a quilting parlor. It was just perfect for the friends who came to drink coffee and visit as they quilted. Her life was an example of love and faithfulness to all.
Myrtle is survived by her husband of 70 years, Jack “Bud” Feazel; two daughters, Charlotte Coates and husband Chris of Downsville, Louisiana, Reba Ramsey and husband Jeanie “Leroy” of West Monroe, Louisiana; grandchildren, Sadie Feazel, Casey Feazel and Ashley Feazel of Tennessee, Christopher Feazel and wife Kendra of South Carolina, Jason Christy of Georgia, Julie Coates, Heather Gill and husband Gabe, Jared Ramsey and wife Amanda all of West Monroe, Louisiana; great-grandchildren, Darby Miles, Gracie Gill, Nora and Jed Lewis, Kasey Ramsey, Emma Ramsey, Noah Brewster, Keaton Brewster, Leann Watson, and Bryanna Watson; brother, Charles Avery of Arkansas; several cherished nieces, nephews and friends.
Pallbearers are Mike Freeman, Glen Moore, Mickey Murphy, Billy Nugent, Julian Terrell, and Dewey Wood. Honorary pallbearers will be Don Antley, Charles Beach, Stan Hufty, Bo Leporti, and Ricky Nolan. The family would like to express appreciation to the staff and employees of The Guest House of West Monroe for their compassionate care during Myrtle’s stay.
Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association 910 Pierremont Suite 410, Shreveport, Louisiana 71106 (https://act.alz.org/site/Donation2?df_id=32112&32112.donation=form1) or to the Gideons International (https://www.gideons.org/donate).
Family Members
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Johnny J. Avery
1915–1915
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Corinne Avery
1917–1917
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Cecil Herbert Avery
1918–1989
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PFC Herman Dallas Avery
1920–1942
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Marie Avery Avery Thigpen
1922–2014
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Maurine Virginia Avery Johnston
1924–2000
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Ernest L. Avery
1927–1966
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Benton Felton "Ben" Avery
1930–2013
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Kenneth Ray Avery
1934–2001
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Melba Avery
1937–1937
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Charles Eugene "Charlie" Avery
1941 – unknown
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