Harold Agnes Obituary
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Sunrise - October 21, 1957 Sunset - April 8, 2025
Harold was born in Mansfield, Louisiana on October 21, 1957 to Frances Mammie Delores Pea and Peniker Charles Agnes.
Harold received his early education in Mansfield, Louisiana. He was baptized in his early childhood by Reverand D. A. Jones at
Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Mansfield, LA. Harold graduated from Desoto Highschool in 1975 and joined the military. Harold served
Over two years and did a tour in Frankfurt, Germany until he was medically discharged. He later moved to Shreveport, Louisiana where
he lived the remainder of his life with family and friends. Harold was preceded in death by his mother (Frances Pea), father (Peniker Agnes), brother (Jeffrey Agnes), sister (Racheal Pea) and brother (Dennis Agnes). He leaves to cherish four sisters Patricia Jett (Diane), LaVerne Clark (Von), Wanda Pea (Tweety) and Y'Lisa Pea (Mookie) 5 brothers John Agnes (Bayna), Peniker Agnes (Poochie), Charlie Agnes (Yack), Herbert Pea (King),
and Richard Pea (Posse) and host of nieces, nephews, and cousins. Harold was very outgoing, he loved people and people loved him. He liked to play baseball, dominoes, and swimming. Harold will be sorely missed for his smile, joke telling, and his outgoing personality.
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