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Felix Pesina Jr. - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal July 28, 1993

Graveside services for Mr. Felix Pesina Jr., 42, of Tallulah were held Monday, Aug. 9, in the Silver 
Cross Cemetery with the Rev. Miguel Barrios officiating. Burial followed under the direction of 
Crothers-Glenwood Funeral Home.

Mr. Pesina died Friday, Aug. 6, in the E. A. Conway Hospital in Monroe after a brief illness.

Mr. Pesina was born in Lake Providence and lived most of his life in Tallulah. He was a plumber 
and roofer.

Survivors include his wife, Sandra Dunn Pesina of Tallulah; one son, Felix Pesina III of Tallulah; 
two daughters, Debra and Monica Pesina; two brothers, Jimmy and Ray Pesina of Tallulah; six sisters, 
Mary Rios of Tallulah, Juanita Martinez of Delhi, Gloria Guiterrez of San Juan, Texas; Estella Pesina 
of Mansfield, Texas; Remona Peacock, of McGehee, Ark., Toni Jenkins of Tallulah; his mother, Santos Pesina 
of Tallulah; two grandchildren; two stepchildren, Mickey and Melissa Robinson, both of Shreveport.

Pallbearers were Billy Thompson, Clarence Thompson, Tony Harvey, Randy Lisonbee, Jesse Mejios, Tino Pesina.