Funeral services for Julius Carroll Tarver were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, November 2, 1994 in Montgomery First United Methodist Church. Officiating was Revs. Mike and Retha Corrigan. Interment followed in the Memory Lawn Cemetery in Natchitoches, Louisiana under the direction of Southern Funeral Home, Winnfield.
Mr. Tarver, age 79, of Montgomery, La., died at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, October 30, 1994 in the Central Louisiana Rehab Hospital in Alexandria, Louisiana. He was a member of the Montgomery First United Methodist Church, a graduate of Northwestern State University and the University of Arkansas, Chairman of the Administrative Board of First United Methodist Church, served as Mayor of Montgomery for six years, was a retired principal in the Natchitoches Parish School System, and was a pilot since 1941.
Survivors are his wife, Tez Tarver of Montgomery; one daughter, Linda Wilkerson of Crowley; two stepdaughters, Eva Lang of Vancouver, Washington, and Margie Kuhlman of Montgomery; four brothers, R. E."Tootsie" Tarver of Bastrop, Howard, James, and Harold Tarver, all of Winnfield; two sisters, Viola Cole of Lake Charles, and Gail Woodward of DeSoto, Texas; two grandsons, Brannon and Kyle Wilkerson, both of Louisiana.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise News-American, November 2, 1994
Mr. Tarver, age 79, of Montgomery, La., died at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, October 30, 1994 in the Central Louisiana Rehab Hospital in Alexandria, Louisiana. He was a member of the Montgomery First United Methodist Church, a graduate of Northwestern State University and the University of Arkansas, Chairman of the Administrative Board of First United Methodist Church, served as Mayor of Montgomery for six years, was a retired principal in the Natchitoches Parish School System, and was a pilot since 1941.
Survivors are his wife, Tez Tarver of Montgomery; one daughter, Linda Wilkerson of Crowley; two stepdaughters, Eva Lang of Vancouver, Washington, and Margie Kuhlman of Montgomery; four brothers, R. E."Tootsie" Tarver of Bastrop, Howard, James, and Harold Tarver, all of Winnfield; two sisters, Viola Cole of Lake Charles, and Gail Woodward of DeSoto, Texas; two grandsons, Brannon and Kyle Wilkerson, both of Louisiana.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise News-American, November 2, 1994
Funeral services for Julius Carroll Tarver were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, November 2, 1994 in Montgomery First United Methodist Church. Officiating was Revs. Mike and Retha Corrigan. Interment followed in the Memory Lawn Cemetery in Natchitoches, Louisiana under the direction of Southern Funeral Home, Winnfield.
Mr. Tarver, age 79, of Montgomery, La., died at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, October 30, 1994 in the Central Louisiana Rehab Hospital in Alexandria, Louisiana. He was a member of the Montgomery First United Methodist Church, a graduate of Northwestern State University and the University of Arkansas, Chairman of the Administrative Board of First United Methodist Church, served as Mayor of Montgomery for six years, was a retired principal in the Natchitoches Parish School System, and was a pilot since 1941.
Survivors are his wife, Tez Tarver of Montgomery; one daughter, Linda Wilkerson of Crowley; two stepdaughters, Eva Lang of Vancouver, Washington, and Margie Kuhlman of Montgomery; four brothers, R. E."Tootsie" Tarver of Bastrop, Howard, James, and Harold Tarver, all of Winnfield; two sisters, Viola Cole of Lake Charles, and Gail Woodward of DeSoto, Texas; two grandsons, Brannon and Kyle Wilkerson, both of Louisiana.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise News-American, November 2, 1994
Mr. Tarver, age 79, of Montgomery, La., died at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, October 30, 1994 in the Central Louisiana Rehab Hospital in Alexandria, Louisiana. He was a member of the Montgomery First United Methodist Church, a graduate of Northwestern State University and the University of Arkansas, Chairman of the Administrative Board of First United Methodist Church, served as Mayor of Montgomery for six years, was a retired principal in the Natchitoches Parish School System, and was a pilot since 1941.
Survivors are his wife, Tez Tarver of Montgomery; one daughter, Linda Wilkerson of Crowley; two stepdaughters, Eva Lang of Vancouver, Washington, and Margie Kuhlman of Montgomery; four brothers, R. E."Tootsie" Tarver of Bastrop, Howard, James, and Harold Tarver, all of Winnfield; two sisters, Viola Cole of Lake Charles, and Gail Woodward of DeSoto, Texas; two grandsons, Brannon and Kyle Wilkerson, both of Louisiana.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise News-American, November 2, 1994
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