Reverend Clarence Abrams know as "Albert" to some friends and "Rev" to others was born in Bogalusa, LA to the late Izola Abrams and the late George McCree.
Rev. Abrams attended school in Bogalusa, LA and was a High School graduate of Central Memorial High Class of 1969.
In early years Rev. Abrams was a member of Thirkield United Methodist Church and loved to tell how he assisted in remodeling it in his youth.
After finishing High School Rev. Abrams enlisted in the United States Navy where he served faithfully until his discharge.
Rev. Abrams joined White Hall Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. Coleman Moses and became a Deacon and Sunday School Teacher. This he loved and he loved to teach about the Lord.
Rev. Abrams accepted his call to the ministry and was ordained on April 13, 1999. He received his Bachelor of Theology from the Christian Bible College of Southeast, Louisiana on May 13, 2005. He became Pastor of White Hall Church. There he remained Pastor until the Lord called him home.
He leaves to cherish his memories a loving and faithful wife, Patricia Watterson Abrams of Bogalusa, LA; four sons, Clarence (Ladedra) Abrams of Franklinton, LA, Delrick Abrams, Sr., Rodney Abrams, and Aaron Abrams all of Bogalusa, LA; one daughter, Rhonda Abrams of Bogalusa, LA; one sister, Louise Crumedy of Jasper, TX; one brother, Micheal (Geneva) McCray of Baton Rouge, LA; eleven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; four brothers-in-law, Richard (Hynetha) Harris of Baton Rouge, LA, James Watterson of TX, Charles Watterson and Will Peters of Bogalusa, LA; sister-in-law, Rosetta Tillman of Bogalusa, LA; a friend, Will Peters and other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Izola Abram and George McCree; stepfather, Lawrence Smith; one sister, Joyce Ann "Sug" Ventry; two brothers, George McCray and Gerald Smith.
Rev. Abrams attended school in Bogalusa, LA and was a High School graduate of Central Memorial High Class of 1969.
In early years Rev. Abrams was a member of Thirkield United Methodist Church and loved to tell how he assisted in remodeling it in his youth.
After finishing High School Rev. Abrams enlisted in the United States Navy where he served faithfully until his discharge.
Rev. Abrams joined White Hall Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. Coleman Moses and became a Deacon and Sunday School Teacher. This he loved and he loved to teach about the Lord.
Rev. Abrams accepted his call to the ministry and was ordained on April 13, 1999. He received his Bachelor of Theology from the Christian Bible College of Southeast, Louisiana on May 13, 2005. He became Pastor of White Hall Church. There he remained Pastor until the Lord called him home.
He leaves to cherish his memories a loving and faithful wife, Patricia Watterson Abrams of Bogalusa, LA; four sons, Clarence (Ladedra) Abrams of Franklinton, LA, Delrick Abrams, Sr., Rodney Abrams, and Aaron Abrams all of Bogalusa, LA; one daughter, Rhonda Abrams of Bogalusa, LA; one sister, Louise Crumedy of Jasper, TX; one brother, Micheal (Geneva) McCray of Baton Rouge, LA; eleven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; four brothers-in-law, Richard (Hynetha) Harris of Baton Rouge, LA, James Watterson of TX, Charles Watterson and Will Peters of Bogalusa, LA; sister-in-law, Rosetta Tillman of Bogalusa, LA; a friend, Will Peters and other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Izola Abram and George McCree; stepfather, Lawrence Smith; one sister, Joyce Ann "Sug" Ventry; two brothers, George McCray and Gerald Smith.
Reverend Clarence Abrams know as "Albert" to some friends and "Rev" to others was born in Bogalusa, LA to the late Izola Abrams and the late George McCree.
Rev. Abrams attended school in Bogalusa, LA and was a High School graduate of Central Memorial High Class of 1969.
In early years Rev. Abrams was a member of Thirkield United Methodist Church and loved to tell how he assisted in remodeling it in his youth.
After finishing High School Rev. Abrams enlisted in the United States Navy where he served faithfully until his discharge.
Rev. Abrams joined White Hall Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. Coleman Moses and became a Deacon and Sunday School Teacher. This he loved and he loved to teach about the Lord.
Rev. Abrams accepted his call to the ministry and was ordained on April 13, 1999. He received his Bachelor of Theology from the Christian Bible College of Southeast, Louisiana on May 13, 2005. He became Pastor of White Hall Church. There he remained Pastor until the Lord called him home.
He leaves to cherish his memories a loving and faithful wife, Patricia Watterson Abrams of Bogalusa, LA; four sons, Clarence (Ladedra) Abrams of Franklinton, LA, Delrick Abrams, Sr., Rodney Abrams, and Aaron Abrams all of Bogalusa, LA; one daughter, Rhonda Abrams of Bogalusa, LA; one sister, Louise Crumedy of Jasper, TX; one brother, Micheal (Geneva) McCray of Baton Rouge, LA; eleven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; four brothers-in-law, Richard (Hynetha) Harris of Baton Rouge, LA, James Watterson of TX, Charles Watterson and Will Peters of Bogalusa, LA; sister-in-law, Rosetta Tillman of Bogalusa, LA; a friend, Will Peters and other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Izola Abram and George McCree; stepfather, Lawrence Smith; one sister, Joyce Ann "Sug" Ventry; two brothers, George McCray and Gerald Smith.
Rev. Abrams attended school in Bogalusa, LA and was a High School graduate of Central Memorial High Class of 1969.
In early years Rev. Abrams was a member of Thirkield United Methodist Church and loved to tell how he assisted in remodeling it in his youth.
After finishing High School Rev. Abrams enlisted in the United States Navy where he served faithfully until his discharge.
Rev. Abrams joined White Hall Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. Coleman Moses and became a Deacon and Sunday School Teacher. This he loved and he loved to teach about the Lord.
Rev. Abrams accepted his call to the ministry and was ordained on April 13, 1999. He received his Bachelor of Theology from the Christian Bible College of Southeast, Louisiana on May 13, 2005. He became Pastor of White Hall Church. There he remained Pastor until the Lord called him home.
He leaves to cherish his memories a loving and faithful wife, Patricia Watterson Abrams of Bogalusa, LA; four sons, Clarence (Ladedra) Abrams of Franklinton, LA, Delrick Abrams, Sr., Rodney Abrams, and Aaron Abrams all of Bogalusa, LA; one daughter, Rhonda Abrams of Bogalusa, LA; one sister, Louise Crumedy of Jasper, TX; one brother, Micheal (Geneva) McCray of Baton Rouge, LA; eleven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; four brothers-in-law, Richard (Hynetha) Harris of Baton Rouge, LA, James Watterson of TX, Charles Watterson and Will Peters of Bogalusa, LA; sister-in-law, Rosetta Tillman of Bogalusa, LA; a friend, Will Peters and other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Izola Abram and George McCree; stepfather, Lawrence Smith; one sister, Joyce Ann "Sug" Ventry; two brothers, George McCray and Gerald Smith.
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