A Celebration of Life Memorial Services for Lawrence Litt, age 66, will be held on Saturday, September 19, 2020 at 2:00 pm at Church Funeral Services, 9422 Florida Blvd, Walker, LA with Apostle Donald Moore officiating.
Visitation will be held at the funeral home on Saturday, September 19, 2020 from 1:00 pm until the time of service.
Lawrence was the sixth of seven of children from the union of Mr Junius Litt and Mrs Leaster Litt. Lawrence Litt was a well known professional painter, he was a veteran of the army, he used to love to draw when he was younger, and there was no lazy bone in his body, he often times would work six to seven days a week, to take care of his family, he would dedicate his time to reading The Bible, lifting weights, writing daily, and sometime his comic books. He was always the type of person to help others whenever he could, Lawrence attitude was always calm, and he would always tell his children don’t never surrender for anybody and Lawrence was also married to his wife Sharon Denise Litt, until the day that she deceased.
He leaves to cherish his memories to two of his sons; Jonathan Simon and Galen Simon; three sisters, Venell Barnes, Leola Robinson, and Linda Stevenson, three grandchildren, Samione Simon, Keyslon Simon, and Tyree Walker; great grandchild Jasiah Amir Simon, and many other nieces and nephews.
Lawrence was preceded in death by his parents Junius Kidd Litt , Leaster Litt his one sister; Carolyn Mcgruffie; two brothers,Willie, June Litt and John Litt; one daughter, Keisha Simon, and his wife Sharon Litt.
Prelude soft music, prayer Apostle Jonathan Simon; scripture reading Old Testament Pastor Demetria Moore. New Testament Apostle Jonathan Simon. Selection music Stephone Stone; Trouble Don’t last.
Words of expression, Junious Litt and Galen Simon.
Obit & acknowledgement, Pastor Demetria Moore.
Words of encouragement by Apostle Jonathan Simon
Selection music Stephone Stone, Felt Like Going On
Christ /Cross Ministry Apostle Donald Moore, Sr
Eulogy
Recognition of ministers and benediction
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Mr. Lawrence, “uncle” as I would call you sometimes, were truly one in a billion. Words may never truly tell how much of an impact YOU made on my life as a MAN and as a human being on this earth. You were there for me when I was down and discouraged about life’s ups and downs. Your wisdom and perspective on life and how you managed along with God gave me the renewed strength to push through. I am going to miss the days and nights we ate dinner and watched football games. You loved your SAINTS. The joy and excitement in your eyes will never be replaced. I know you are truly in a better place now. You no longer have to deal with any more of life’s transgressions or obstacles that would arise during your days on this earth. You were and always shall be one of my truly best friends. May God keep you forever in his arms and look down favorably on your family.
Darryl L. Foley “nephew”
Darryl Foley
Friend
September 17, 2020