Georgia Mae Mouton
ABBEVILLE – Funeral services for Georgia Mae Mouton are scheduled for Friday, October 1, 2021 at 11:00 A.M. at Our Fathers House Ministries Church at 2203 Charity Street. Visitation will begin at 7:00 A.M. until time of service. Pastor Warren Milson III will officiate the services.
Georgia Mae Mouton, affectionately known as “Mona,” lived and raised her family in Abbeville, Louisiana. Years later, on the same piece of land, she was instrumental into developing it into a community park, for all to enjoy. The City of Abbeville honored her by naming the park “Mouton Park.” She was a community leader and activist. When improvements were needed like, better drainage, lights on the streets, trash pickup, she acted immediately. She was also an herbalist, which any friends and family sought out her advice to help with their minor ailments. She believed in being a productive and good citizen to her community and town. Her ear was always available to listen to your troubles, then lifting your spirit by quoting scripture from the Bible that would ease your trouble mind and spirit. Her personable personality, not easily forgotten once you met her. She worked in the health care industry over 25 years as a CNA caring for the sick and needy, she was very proud that she daughter and granddaughter also chose the medical profession. Mona was an ordained minister, called by God to service people in one fashion or another. Her favorite pastimes were gardening and loving her grandchildren, which she had many, and didn’t miss one graduation and numerous get-togethers. She was a mama that held her family together.
Leaving to cherish her beautiful memories are five daughters: Barbara Scott of Houston, TX, Vernessa Levy Brown (Ned) of Lafayette, LA; Lernesha Shannon (Reginald) of Houston, TX; Remona Fusilier (Anthony Sr.) of Maurice Louisiana; and Allison Levy Lewis (Carl) of Nunez, Louisiana; three sons: Henry Mouton, Abbeville, Louisiana; Roland Levy Jr. (Lethisha) of Abbeville, LA; Allen Levy of Panama City, FL. Three sisters: Ruth Milton of Houston, TX; Dora Hatcher (George) of Detroit, MI; and Brenda Mouton of Oakland, CA. Nineteen Grandchildren, thirty-seven great-grandchildren, and a host of nephews, nieces, relatives, and friends.
She was preceded in death by her sons, Randolph Mouton, and Albert Gerald Levy; her mother Katie Mouton and Father Ebenezer Mouton Sr., brothers: Earl Mouton, Ebenezer Mouton Jr., her sisters: China Andres, Genevieve Mouton-Freeman, Virgie Harris, Cinderella Becton, Vernita Grant.
Kinchen Funeral Home (Abbeville) – 218 North St. Valerie street -- is in charge of final arrangements. Additionally, condolences to the family may be expressed on its website at: kinchenfuneralhome.com.