Laura Beryl Hunt was born Oct. 30, 1926 in Tulia TX to Rohan and Arra Reno Armstrong. The family then moved to the Monzano Mts. near Escabosa NM east of Albuquerque. She and her brother James (Jim) were soon joined by Wayne, Dan, Frank, Blanche (Sandy) George (Fred) and Peter (Louis) in their mountain cabin.
Later the family moved to Fort Sumner where they remained. Laura moved to Fort Worth where she met Carl Jennings. Later they moved to Kentucky where she worked for General Electric. She and Carl were divorced in 1950's and she moved back to Fort Sumner where she and Wayne operated the Busy Bee Cafe.
There Laura met F.G. (Bill) Hunt and his son Robert (Bob). In July 1956 they were married and ran Hunt's Service Station and Grocery. In 1969 they had a son Bruce and continued in the family business until retirement in 1999.
She was proceeded in death by Bill in 2003, and her last brother, Louis, in 2012. She is survived by Bob his wife Karla, Bruce and his wife Monica, as well as 4 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.
When she lived in the mountains, the family started studying the Bible with Bible Students as Jehovah's Witnesses were known back then. In 1939 Laura decided to dedicate her life to serve The Grand Creator Jehovah and symbolized it by water baptism in an irrigation ditch in Albuquerque. Laura spent the rest of her life through all its ups and downs trying her best to live by that dedication.
She entered into the peaceful sleep of death on Sept. 18 2014 still faithful to her Heavenly Father. Memorial Service will be at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses 1400 N. Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Clovis NM on September 27, 2014.
Later the family moved to Fort Sumner where they remained. Laura moved to Fort Worth where she met Carl Jennings. Later they moved to Kentucky where she worked for General Electric. She and Carl were divorced in 1950's and she moved back to Fort Sumner where she and Wayne operated the Busy Bee Cafe.
There Laura met F.G. (Bill) Hunt and his son Robert (Bob). In July 1956 they were married and ran Hunt's Service Station and Grocery. In 1969 they had a son Bruce and continued in the family business until retirement in 1999.
She was proceeded in death by Bill in 2003, and her last brother, Louis, in 2012. She is survived by Bob his wife Karla, Bruce and his wife Monica, as well as 4 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.
When she lived in the mountains, the family started studying the Bible with Bible Students as Jehovah's Witnesses were known back then. In 1939 Laura decided to dedicate her life to serve The Grand Creator Jehovah and symbolized it by water baptism in an irrigation ditch in Albuquerque. Laura spent the rest of her life through all its ups and downs trying her best to live by that dedication.
She entered into the peaceful sleep of death on Sept. 18 2014 still faithful to her Heavenly Father. Memorial Service will be at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses 1400 N. Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Clovis NM on September 27, 2014.
Laura Beryl Hunt was born Oct. 30, 1926 in Tulia TX to Rohan and Arra Reno Armstrong. The family then moved to the Monzano Mts. near Escabosa NM east of Albuquerque. She and her brother James (Jim) were soon joined by Wayne, Dan, Frank, Blanche (Sandy) George (Fred) and Peter (Louis) in their mountain cabin.
Later the family moved to Fort Sumner where they remained. Laura moved to Fort Worth where she met Carl Jennings. Later they moved to Kentucky where she worked for General Electric. She and Carl were divorced in 1950's and she moved back to Fort Sumner where she and Wayne operated the Busy Bee Cafe.
There Laura met F.G. (Bill) Hunt and his son Robert (Bob). In July 1956 they were married and ran Hunt's Service Station and Grocery. In 1969 they had a son Bruce and continued in the family business until retirement in 1999.
She was proceeded in death by Bill in 2003, and her last brother, Louis, in 2012. She is survived by Bob his wife Karla, Bruce and his wife Monica, as well as 4 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.
When she lived in the mountains, the family started studying the Bible with Bible Students as Jehovah's Witnesses were known back then. In 1939 Laura decided to dedicate her life to serve The Grand Creator Jehovah and symbolized it by water baptism in an irrigation ditch in Albuquerque. Laura spent the rest of her life through all its ups and downs trying her best to live by that dedication.
She entered into the peaceful sleep of death on Sept. 18 2014 still faithful to her Heavenly Father. Memorial Service will be at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses 1400 N. Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Clovis NM on September 27, 2014.
Later the family moved to Fort Sumner where they remained. Laura moved to Fort Worth where she met Carl Jennings. Later they moved to Kentucky where she worked for General Electric. She and Carl were divorced in 1950's and she moved back to Fort Sumner where she and Wayne operated the Busy Bee Cafe.
There Laura met F.G. (Bill) Hunt and his son Robert (Bob). In July 1956 they were married and ran Hunt's Service Station and Grocery. In 1969 they had a son Bruce and continued in the family business until retirement in 1999.
She was proceeded in death by Bill in 2003, and her last brother, Louis, in 2012. She is survived by Bob his wife Karla, Bruce and his wife Monica, as well as 4 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.
When she lived in the mountains, the family started studying the Bible with Bible Students as Jehovah's Witnesses were known back then. In 1939 Laura decided to dedicate her life to serve The Grand Creator Jehovah and symbolized it by water baptism in an irrigation ditch in Albuquerque. Laura spent the rest of her life through all its ups and downs trying her best to live by that dedication.
She entered into the peaceful sleep of death on Sept. 18 2014 still faithful to her Heavenly Father. Memorial Service will be at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses 1400 N. Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Clovis NM on September 27, 2014.
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