Sylvia Zerangue Honea

1926 ∼ 2022

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Sylvia Zerangue Honea, 95, of Livingston, Texas went to be with her Heavenly Father on Sunday, November 20, 2022 at Silsbee Oaks Health Care in Silsbee, Texas. Mrs. Honea was born on December 29, 1926 to the late Riley Cooley and Inez Moses in DiRidder, LA.

Mrs. Honea is preceded in death by her parents; husband, James LaRay Honea; daughters, Janice LaBlanc, Brenda Overman; brother, Earl Cooley; sisters, Sibel Dozer, LeNell Reeves; grandchildren, Tammy McCollough, Mitchell Jones.

Those left to cherish her memory are son, Larry McCollough and wife Evelyn of Livingston, Texas; brothers, LeVell Cooley of DiRidder, LA, Wade Cooley and wife Rita of DiRidder, LA; 10 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren.

A Service of Remembrance will be held on Wednesdays, November 23, 2022, 11:00 am at Hopewell Baptist Church 249 Hopewell Church Rd., DiRidder, LA, 70634 with Pastor Greg Gil officiating. Interment Hopewell Cemetery in DiRidder, LA. A gathering of family and friends will begin at 9:00 am at Hopewell Baptist Church.

Honoring Mrs. Honea as pallbearers are Calvin Hogg, DeWayne McCollough, Larry McCollough, Jason Cooley, Terry Jones, and Derrile LaBlanc. Honorary pallbearers are Wesson Hogg and Jacob Wilson.

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Anonymous January 19, 2023

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Mary Silvernail November 25, 2022

So deeply sorry you for the loss your f your loved one . Had the pleasure of meeting this sweet lady at SOHC. Enjoyed seeing her sweet contagious smile and her spunky attitude. What a sweet lady. Sylvia sure loved her coffee and her sweets . Precious soul is now wondering the streets of gold . Love and hugs to her loved ones. May God hold you all in his mighty arms . Mary

Wendy Cooley November 22, 2022

You were my first best friend. I loved nothing more than spending the night with you and getting up in the morning to eating peanut butter and pancakes. There was never a moment that I didn't trust in you. Even when I had to go and pick my own switch. I knew I would be OK. I loved it when you gave me chores to do.. The result would always be 26 cents and a walk to the corner store. 1 snickers and 5 pieces of bubble gum was what I got with my 26 cents. I thought I was sneaking into the blackberries but you always knew. I guess purple hands and lips pretty much gave it away. I loved sitting and watching the wild Kingdom on Sundays. At least until that lion came in the front yard after me. It took yall about 30 minutes to convince me that it was a chow and not a lion. I have so many precious memories that I will carry with me always. I love you and will miss you Memaw. Wendy