Louise Walker Kinney

Dear Leila and your sibilings, I havent been to Baton Rouge since the pandemic. But your folks were great friends. Your Mom would host me and Ken before his death. My Dad and Ken were both USAF and 8th AF. Your Dad got me on to a book way back in 1999. It has been 3 years since her death. One day there will be a great reunion with Jesus our Lord and Savior. I see your address.

I will always remember how warmly Louise welcomed young Zetas and her interest in our lives. Even when I reached my 60’s she was happy to chat and catch up when I saw her at St. James. Sending my thoughts and condolences for your loss.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Ms. Kinney was an absolute blessing to all who met her. As the Director of UpLIFTD's Women's Community Rehabilitation Center (WCRC), I was honored to be able to work closely with her over many years as she was an avid supporter of our program and our clients. She will truly be missed. Heaven has surely gained a new angel.

Kristi D. Bourgeois
UpLIFTD/WCRC Director of Residential Services

Mrs. Kinney dedicated her time and energy to UpLIFTD and WCRC for several years. Her passion and spirit brought much joy to our staff and those that we served. We will forever be grateful for her love and support. She will be dearly missed by many.