Mrs. Rosalyn-Waldrup-Obituary

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Mrs. Rosalyn Waldrup

Dec 20, 1949 - Oct 14, 2025

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In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always. You was always praising God and not being ashamed. RIH

In loving memory of our dear sister Rosalyn, we cherish the profound impact she had on our lives. Her absence is deeply felt, and we will always hold her in our hearts. I fondly recall the moments we shared together after church, particularly when I visited your home to ask if my ex-husband and I could christen your son, Ray Ray. Your enthusiastic agreement brought us so much joy.

Our time spent in church was filled with happiness, and I am truly grateful for those memories. I...

“Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints.” To Sis. Rosalyn’s children , family and church Pastor and family, my deepest condolences I extend to the each of you. Be encourage. Evangelist Bonita Moses Arnold and children.

My condolences to the family.
You all are definitely in my thoughts and Prayers.
Rest in Peace Rosie

Condolences to family & friends

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

My heart ❤ goes out to the family during this difficult time for your loss of a beloved family member. Extending Sympathy and hoping, too, that comfort and peace may come to all of you.From Linda Blake and Family.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Obituary

Mrs. Rosalyn's Obituary

The WINNIFIELD MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME invites you to pray for this dear family as they celebrate the life and legacy of their loved one Saturday, October 25, 2025, 1:00 p. m. at the Abundant Life Church, 620 Ben Drive, Natchitoches, LA 71457 with Pastor Steven Harris, Sr. officiating.  The casketed remains will lie in state at the church Saturday from High Noon until the start of the religious service.  Interment will follow in Lawrence Serenity Sanctum.  She will be greatly missed!

 

Our Heavenly Father made a gift of a beautiful baby girl to the late Sister Dorothy Lee Scott and the late Brother JohnHenry Curry on December 20, 1949 in Natchitoches, La., they named her Rosalyn Rammona Scott. The late BrotherEdward Powell Sr. was a bonus father who reared her to adulthood along with her mother. God, in His infinite wisdomcalled her from her earthly labour to divine reward on October 14, 2025 while she was in the care of medicalprofessionals at Christus Highland Medical Center in Shreveport, La. The Lord pronounced that her work down herehad come to an end.Realizing there was life beyond the grave she prayed for conversion to Christianity, was baptized and United with theFirst Baptist Church on Amulet Street under the spiritual leadership of the late H.B. Barnum. During her developmentshe was led to become a member of Abuntant Life International Ministry under the spiritual leadership of Pastor StevenHarris and First Lady Twanna Harris. There, she remained faithful until she received the ultimate call from God, OurFather.Sis. Rosalyn was a very well-known person in the community and often tried to sponsor and help with activities thatwere of a character building nature especially for the benefit of the children.Sister Rosalyn counseled them and nurtured them into a positive mindset by giving them the confidence, logic and lovethey needed in that moment. During holidays she often opened her kitchen to anyone that hungered and was recognizedby the City of Natchitoches for her brilliant yard display that she accredited as giving Christmas to those less fortunatethan herself.She will long be remembered for her benevolent work in carrying a special Christmas tribute for the young ones in theBailey Heights neighborhood. She had great ideas and carried them out until her goal of helping others was achieved!Sister Rosalyn’s employment resume’ culminated with nearly 2 decades of being a Dental Assistant with the late Dr.Wimberly in Campti, La. She assisted with serving hundreds of patients with her kind and compassionate manner.While also lighting the path where other African American women would be noticed in the forefront ofOther professional businesses. She also worked in many homes as a cook and a help mate. She also served as a midwife in the Campti Community.Sister Rosalyn loved to cooking, fishing, building things and playing cards with family and friends, her affectionatelaughter could be heard in the distance.Preceding in death were her parents, Dorothy Lee Scott and John Henry Curry as well as her bonus father EdwardPowell Sr.; her second husband William Roque, her children including (4) stillborns, a son Raveon Rishod Waldrup(Shetoka), (1) grandson Alex Matson, a bonus daughter Nyesha Farley Hart; siblings: (4) brothers Edward Powell Jr.,Edgar Scott, Donald Curry, and Arnold Curry, (2) sisters Carolyn Ficklin Davis and Janice Scott Bradley, a special auntMargie Mae Holland, and a host of aunts and uncles.Her beautiful light will live on in the hearts and minds of those who survive her including her husband, Alex Waldrup ofNatchitoches, La.; (4) daughters Trichel Scott, Terace Waldrup, Latershish Waldrup( Louis), Norma Waldrup all ofNatchitoches, La. (1) son Alexis Waldrup (Keisha) of Dallas, Tx.; siblings(5) sisters Marjorie Braggs of Pineville, La.,Cheryl Gray of Natchitoches, La., Lora Curry of Natchitoches, La., Glenda Frazier(James)of Pineville, La., GaylonWhite of Kleen, Tx.; (1) brother; Elder Eddie Ray White Sr. (Enid)of Carlsbad, New Mexico; (1) sister -n- law LessieMae Waldrup of Campti, La., (28) grandchildren, (35) great grandchildren, (1) Godchild Sharon Jefferson (L.J.) ofNatchitoches, La.; she was affectionately known loved and cherished each of her nieces and nephews with a specialoneness with her nieces Angela Scott and Tonya Bradley as well as a bonus daughter Shernise Pye , a host of nieces,nephews, great nieces, great nephews, great great nieces, great great nephews and host of family and friends.

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