Roger and Lynn were beloved members of the Union Family, but wanted to slip away without fanfare to the next phase of their life. Prayers and fond farewell to Roger and Lynn Cook who have relocated to Missouri.He will represent the Funeral Directors Association of Kentucky and serve for a term expiring May 31, 2022. Greg Lakes, of Berea, is a funeral director and embalmer.
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Smith has self-published eight books-the JUST A PIECE OF RED STRING historical (Civil War) fiction seven-novel series and THE O’SUILLEABHAIN MANUSCRIPTS, a collection of many genres (including poetry). He has presented at Louisiana education state conferences, Michigan education state conferences, regional education conferences. Smith holds a BA in Social Studies/English Education from the University of Louisiana at Monroe, a MEd in School Administration from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, a MA in American History from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, and a PhD in education curriculum and instruction from the University of New Orleans. He served as an adjunct for Northwestern State University, LSU at Alexandria, Central Texas College, Baker College of Clinton Township (MI), MaComb Community College (MI), University of Phoenix (MI), Madonna University (MI), and Baker College of Auburn Hills (MI). He was a high school teacher of English and social studies assistant principal at Hessmer High, Riverside Elementary, and Bunkie High principal at Lafargue High and Bunkie Middle and district office English/Social Studies Resource Teacher/Grants Coordinator. D., an independent K-16 educator, grant writer, tutor, and author, retired from a 33-year career in the Avoyelles Parish Public Schools in central Louisiana and 7 years as full-time faculty at Baker College of Auburn Hills (MI). Wonderful state and sorta turned them on their heads.” So, one day, I took all the images associated with our Through the entertainment section of the Advocate and the cultural paper, “Gris Gris.” As he explains, “Everything was Louisiana-centric, bordering on Louisiana cliché. Regarding this particular piece, Honigman says he was living in North Hollywood in ’78 and working on the material for the Romeos’ first album and keeping up with the goings-on back home He is now doing freelance content writing and is currently working on a compilation A recovering attorney, he continues to write and has had many songs placed in television shows and movies. To Louisiana and earned a law degree in his early forties. After years of writing and recording, Honigman returned He formed the band, The Romeos, and by 1979 had secured a recording contract with CBS/Columbia Records.
An Alexandria native, Jerry Honigman moved to Los Angeles in 1977 to pursue a career in music.
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