Funeral services for Julius K. Rundell, 69, a native and lifelong resident of Delhi, were held here Friday at Kidder-Cox Funeral Home. Chapel services were conducted by the Revs. Lewis Clarke and James Jones. Burial was in Delhi Masonic Cemetery.
Tensas Parish officers reported that he apparently suffered a heart attack and fell from a boat in Yucatan Lake Thursday morning. His body was recovered by his grandson, Jim Whatley, operator of the boat.
Mr. Rundell was a retired farmer and gin operator. His survivors include his widow, Mrs. Hazel Rundell; two daughters, Mrs. Barbara Whatley and Mrs. Frankie Curry, both of West Monroe; a brother, Ezra Rundell, Delhi; two sisters, Mrs. Mertice Darrow and Mrs. Delouria DeLoach, both of Delhi; two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Serving as pallbearers were Felton Sharp, Fuller Thompson, Jack Woodard, Raymond Stroud, Ralph Speirs, Ben Ray, Dr. Lorenz Teer and Junior Nielsen.
Published in The Oakdale Journal (LA), Thursday, August 11, 1977
Tensas Parish officers reported that he apparently suffered a heart attack and fell from a boat in Yucatan Lake Thursday morning. His body was recovered by his grandson, Jim Whatley, operator of the boat.
Mr. Rundell was a retired farmer and gin operator. His survivors include his widow, Mrs. Hazel Rundell; two daughters, Mrs. Barbara Whatley and Mrs. Frankie Curry, both of West Monroe; a brother, Ezra Rundell, Delhi; two sisters, Mrs. Mertice Darrow and Mrs. Delouria DeLoach, both of Delhi; two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Serving as pallbearers were Felton Sharp, Fuller Thompson, Jack Woodard, Raymond Stroud, Ralph Speirs, Ben Ray, Dr. Lorenz Teer and Junior Nielsen.
Published in The Oakdale Journal (LA), Thursday, August 11, 1977
Funeral services for Julius K. Rundell, 69, a native and lifelong resident of Delhi, were held here Friday at Kidder-Cox Funeral Home. Chapel services were conducted by the Revs. Lewis Clarke and James Jones. Burial was in Delhi Masonic Cemetery.
Tensas Parish officers reported that he apparently suffered a heart attack and fell from a boat in Yucatan Lake Thursday morning. His body was recovered by his grandson, Jim Whatley, operator of the boat.
Mr. Rundell was a retired farmer and gin operator. His survivors include his widow, Mrs. Hazel Rundell; two daughters, Mrs. Barbara Whatley and Mrs. Frankie Curry, both of West Monroe; a brother, Ezra Rundell, Delhi; two sisters, Mrs. Mertice Darrow and Mrs. Delouria DeLoach, both of Delhi; two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Serving as pallbearers were Felton Sharp, Fuller Thompson, Jack Woodard, Raymond Stroud, Ralph Speirs, Ben Ray, Dr. Lorenz Teer and Junior Nielsen.
Published in The Oakdale Journal (LA), Thursday, August 11, 1977
Tensas Parish officers reported that he apparently suffered a heart attack and fell from a boat in Yucatan Lake Thursday morning. His body was recovered by his grandson, Jim Whatley, operator of the boat.
Mr. Rundell was a retired farmer and gin operator. His survivors include his widow, Mrs. Hazel Rundell; two daughters, Mrs. Barbara Whatley and Mrs. Frankie Curry, both of West Monroe; a brother, Ezra Rundell, Delhi; two sisters, Mrs. Mertice Darrow and Mrs. Delouria DeLoach, both of Delhi; two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Serving as pallbearers were Felton Sharp, Fuller Thompson, Jack Woodard, Raymond Stroud, Ralph Speirs, Ben Ray, Dr. Lorenz Teer and Junior Nielsen.
Published in The Oakdale Journal (LA), Thursday, August 11, 1977
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