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Gus L. Couch - Madison Parish, Louisiana

From Tallulah Madison Journal, December 14, 1988

Funeral services for Mr. Gus L. Couch, 56, were at 2 p.m. Saturday at Crothers Funeral Home Chapel 
with Rev. Ron McClellan officiating. Burial was in Mulhearn Memorial Cemetery in Monroe under 
direction of Crothers.

Mr. Couch died Thursday after a short illness.

He was a native of Lake Providence, a resident of Forney, Tex. and a longtime resident of Tallulah. 
He was self-employed as a contractor and was a member of the Transylvania Baptist Church.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Aida Couch of Forney; three sons, Gus Couch Jr. of Monroe, Terry Couch 
of West Monroe, David Couch of Forney; two step-sons, Timothy Tucker of Kaufman, Tex. and Jeffery Barfield 
of Folson; three daughters, Becky McKee of Parksdale, Ark., Sherry Gregory of Columbia and Gustie Stewart 
of Forney; one step-daughter, Patricia Tucker of Forney ; two brothers, Huey Couch of Riverside, Ca. and 
Billy Couch of Brandon, Miss.; five sisters, Juanita Collins of Transylvania, Enola Hopkins of Tallulah, 
Christine Worthington of Baton Rouge, Morene Evans and Lucille Thompson, both of Brandon and six grandchildren.

Nephews served as pallbearers.