Louie Barnes, 68, of Zion passed away on Friday, December 4, 2009 in Melbourne.
Louie was born Monday, December 23, 1940 in Fort Smith, Arkansas and was the son of Preston and Minnie (Massengale) Barnes.
He retired as a fabrication assembler for Boeing. Louie loved car racing, rebuilding cars, hunting and fishing. He was part Cherokee Indian and was proud of that heritage. He was a member of the Melbourne Church of Christ. Louie loved his family and was a man who never wanted material things, just what he needed.
He is survived by his wife, Beverly (Forrest) Barnes of the home; his son, Brent Barnes of West Plains, Missouri; daughters: Nicole Tate and her husband, Cole of Melbourne; Kimberly Barnes of Zion; Cynthia Garay and her husband, Miguel; five grandchildren: Destiny Tate, Logan Barnes, Gage Barnes, Courtney Garay and Alex Garay; two brother and sisters-in-law: Cecil and Louise Barnes of Poteau, Oklahoma, Elery and Brenda Barnes of Wenatchee, Washington; and sister, Hope Kuhmer.
Other than his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister and brother-in-law, Betty and Manual Olivares.
Suggested Edit:
Father: Preston W Barnes 1918–1981
Mother: Minnie Rae Massengale Barnes 1917–1976
Sibling: Elery Barnes 1942–2018
Contributor:
Barbara - [email protected]
Burial was at Forrest Chapel Cemetery in Violet Hill, Arkansas.
Suggested edit: Betty Olivares, as well as thier sister Hope is also deceased. There are five siblings, not just one, I appreciate the efforts made. I just wanted to add to it. Thank you and God bless you!
-Nicole Tate, daughter of Louie Barnes
Contributor: Nicole Lee Tate (Barnes) (50800612)
Louie was born Monday, December 23, 1940 in Fort Smith, Arkansas and was the son of Preston and Minnie (Massengale) Barnes.
He retired as a fabrication assembler for Boeing. Louie loved car racing, rebuilding cars, hunting and fishing. He was part Cherokee Indian and was proud of that heritage. He was a member of the Melbourne Church of Christ. Louie loved his family and was a man who never wanted material things, just what he needed.
He is survived by his wife, Beverly (Forrest) Barnes of the home; his son, Brent Barnes of West Plains, Missouri; daughters: Nicole Tate and her husband, Cole of Melbourne; Kimberly Barnes of Zion; Cynthia Garay and her husband, Miguel; five grandchildren: Destiny Tate, Logan Barnes, Gage Barnes, Courtney Garay and Alex Garay; two brother and sisters-in-law: Cecil and Louise Barnes of Poteau, Oklahoma, Elery and Brenda Barnes of Wenatchee, Washington; and sister, Hope Kuhmer.
Other than his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister and brother-in-law, Betty and Manual Olivares.
Suggested Edit:
Father: Preston W Barnes 1918–1981
Mother: Minnie Rae Massengale Barnes 1917–1976
Sibling: Elery Barnes 1942–2018
Contributor:
Barbara - [email protected]
Burial was at Forrest Chapel Cemetery in Violet Hill, Arkansas.
Suggested edit: Betty Olivares, as well as thier sister Hope is also deceased. There are five siblings, not just one, I appreciate the efforts made. I just wanted to add to it. Thank you and God bless you!
-Nicole Tate, daughter of Louie Barnes
Contributor: Nicole Lee Tate (Barnes) (50800612)
Louie Barnes, 68, of Zion passed away on Friday, December 4, 2009 in Melbourne.
Louie was born Monday, December 23, 1940 in Fort Smith, Arkansas and was the son of Preston and Minnie (Massengale) Barnes.
He retired as a fabrication assembler for Boeing. Louie loved car racing, rebuilding cars, hunting and fishing. He was part Cherokee Indian and was proud of that heritage. He was a member of the Melbourne Church of Christ. Louie loved his family and was a man who never wanted material things, just what he needed.
He is survived by his wife, Beverly (Forrest) Barnes of the home; his son, Brent Barnes of West Plains, Missouri; daughters: Nicole Tate and her husband, Cole of Melbourne; Kimberly Barnes of Zion; Cynthia Garay and her husband, Miguel; five grandchildren: Destiny Tate, Logan Barnes, Gage Barnes, Courtney Garay and Alex Garay; two brother and sisters-in-law: Cecil and Louise Barnes of Poteau, Oklahoma, Elery and Brenda Barnes of Wenatchee, Washington; and sister, Hope Kuhmer.
Other than his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister and brother-in-law, Betty and Manual Olivares.
Suggested Edit:
Father: Preston W Barnes 1918–1981
Mother: Minnie Rae Massengale Barnes 1917–1976
Sibling: Elery Barnes 1942–2018
Contributor:
Barbara - [email protected]
Burial was at Forrest Chapel Cemetery in Violet Hill, Arkansas.
Suggested edit: Betty Olivares, as well as thier sister Hope is also deceased. There are five siblings, not just one, I appreciate the efforts made. I just wanted to add to it. Thank you and God bless you!
-Nicole Tate, daughter of Louie Barnes
Contributor: Nicole Lee Tate (Barnes) (50800612)
Louie was born Monday, December 23, 1940 in Fort Smith, Arkansas and was the son of Preston and Minnie (Massengale) Barnes.
He retired as a fabrication assembler for Boeing. Louie loved car racing, rebuilding cars, hunting and fishing. He was part Cherokee Indian and was proud of that heritage. He was a member of the Melbourne Church of Christ. Louie loved his family and was a man who never wanted material things, just what he needed.
He is survived by his wife, Beverly (Forrest) Barnes of the home; his son, Brent Barnes of West Plains, Missouri; daughters: Nicole Tate and her husband, Cole of Melbourne; Kimberly Barnes of Zion; Cynthia Garay and her husband, Miguel; five grandchildren: Destiny Tate, Logan Barnes, Gage Barnes, Courtney Garay and Alex Garay; two brother and sisters-in-law: Cecil and Louise Barnes of Poteau, Oklahoma, Elery and Brenda Barnes of Wenatchee, Washington; and sister, Hope Kuhmer.
Other than his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister and brother-in-law, Betty and Manual Olivares.
Suggested Edit:
Father: Preston W Barnes 1918–1981
Mother: Minnie Rae Massengale Barnes 1917–1976
Sibling: Elery Barnes 1942–2018
Contributor:
Barbara - [email protected]
Burial was at Forrest Chapel Cemetery in Violet Hill, Arkansas.
Suggested edit: Betty Olivares, as well as thier sister Hope is also deceased. There are five siblings, not just one, I appreciate the efforts made. I just wanted to add to it. Thank you and God bless you!
-Nicole Tate, daughter of Louie Barnes
Contributor: Nicole Lee Tate (Barnes) (50800612)
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