Obituaries

Words cannot explain, how much you mean to me, nothing could ever compare, or even ever be. You’re my Daddy, my own and only, you’re my leaning post, although I love my family, I can’t get over your loss. Eeven though you may be leaving, you’ll still be in my heart, you’ll always be real close, even though we’re far apart. While you’re in heaven, please watch over me, and help me as I grow. You have taught me so much, but there is still so much more to know. I’m not going to say good-bye, or that I can’t go on. I’ll say I love you, and see you later, even though you’re gone. I love you Daddy, more than you’ll ever know. I know you’ll be in heaven as a shining star, no matter how far away you seem, heaven is never too far. Happy Father’s Day Daddy, Sherry and Stacy   

Funeral services for Katelin Dulaney, age 25 of West Monroe, were held at 10 AM Thursday, June 5, 2014 at Union Baptist Church, Joyce, LA. Interment followed at Dulaney Family Cemetery, Sikes, LA. Katelin was born on December 27, 1988 in Alexandria, LA and went with her beloved daughters, Adeleen and Laila Forbis, to their Heavenly home on Saturday, May 31, 2014. Katelin was a very creative and artistic person that had many hobbies in the arts including: photography, crochet, crafts, avid reading and music. While attending then graduating LA Tech in November 2013 with her Marketing Degree, she played the flute and violin in the orchestra and concert band for the college. She was very active in her community in supporting various organizations, especially, Habitat for Humanity, where she  headed events and fundraising occasions. She was preceded in death by her grandfathers: John L. Sullivan and Harvel Dulaney; step-grandfather, Doug Adams; great-grandparents: Henry Vines, Sr.