Rosie Frances Harrison Favrot
State-Times, Baton Rouge LA., Fri. Oct., 1967
"SERVICES FOR MRS. FAVROT SET SATURDAY- Services will be held tomorrow afternoon for Mrs. Rosa Harrison Favrot, 91, a long-time Baton Rouge resident who died at 9am today at our Lady of the Lake Hospital.
She was the widow of Dr. Leo M. Favrot, special lecturer in the School of Education and the Department of Sociology at LSU, teacher in West Baton Rouge Parish, state high school supervisor of the State Department of Education, and Southern field agent for the General Education Board which was a Rockefeller philanthropic agency.
She was a member of a prominent Natchitoches family before moving to Baton Rouge many years ago.
Mrs. Favrot was a member of the Woman's Club, Philostoria, Fiction Club and First Presbyterian Church while residing in Baton Rouge.
Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Sadie F. SELLMAN of Baton Rouge; Mrs. George A. PETERKIN of Houston; and Mrs. Denver MORRIS and Mrs. William NERTOLETTE, both of Wilmington, Delaware, and one son, Leo M. FAVROT JR of Nashville Tenn.
She was the mother of the late Laurence H. FAVROT, Houston, a Baton Rouge native and prominent Houston businessman.
Rabenhorst Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements
State-Times, Baton Rouge LA., Fri. Oct., 1967
"SERVICES FOR MRS. FAVROT SET SATURDAY- Services will be held tomorrow afternoon for Mrs. Rosa Harrison Favrot, 91, a long-time Baton Rouge resident who died at 9am today at our Lady of the Lake Hospital.
She was the widow of Dr. Leo M. Favrot, special lecturer in the School of Education and the Department of Sociology at LSU, teacher in West Baton Rouge Parish, state high school supervisor of the State Department of Education, and Southern field agent for the General Education Board which was a Rockefeller philanthropic agency.
She was a member of a prominent Natchitoches family before moving to Baton Rouge many years ago.
Mrs. Favrot was a member of the Woman's Club, Philostoria, Fiction Club and First Presbyterian Church while residing in Baton Rouge.
Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Sadie F. SELLMAN of Baton Rouge; Mrs. George A. PETERKIN of Houston; and Mrs. Denver MORRIS and Mrs. William NERTOLETTE, both of Wilmington, Delaware, and one son, Leo M. FAVROT JR of Nashville Tenn.
She was the mother of the late Laurence H. FAVROT, Houston, a Baton Rouge native and prominent Houston businessman.
Rabenhorst Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements
Rosie Frances Harrison Favrot
State-Times, Baton Rouge LA., Fri. Oct., 1967
"SERVICES FOR MRS. FAVROT SET SATURDAY- Services will be held tomorrow afternoon for Mrs. Rosa Harrison Favrot, 91, a long-time Baton Rouge resident who died at 9am today at our Lady of the Lake Hospital.
She was the widow of Dr. Leo M. Favrot, special lecturer in the School of Education and the Department of Sociology at LSU, teacher in West Baton Rouge Parish, state high school supervisor of the State Department of Education, and Southern field agent for the General Education Board which was a Rockefeller philanthropic agency.
She was a member of a prominent Natchitoches family before moving to Baton Rouge many years ago.
Mrs. Favrot was a member of the Woman's Club, Philostoria, Fiction Club and First Presbyterian Church while residing in Baton Rouge.
Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Sadie F. SELLMAN of Baton Rouge; Mrs. George A. PETERKIN of Houston; and Mrs. Denver MORRIS and Mrs. William NERTOLETTE, both of Wilmington, Delaware, and one son, Leo M. FAVROT JR of Nashville Tenn.
She was the mother of the late Laurence H. FAVROT, Houston, a Baton Rouge native and prominent Houston businessman.
Rabenhorst Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements
State-Times, Baton Rouge LA., Fri. Oct., 1967
"SERVICES FOR MRS. FAVROT SET SATURDAY- Services will be held tomorrow afternoon for Mrs. Rosa Harrison Favrot, 91, a long-time Baton Rouge resident who died at 9am today at our Lady of the Lake Hospital.
She was the widow of Dr. Leo M. Favrot, special lecturer in the School of Education and the Department of Sociology at LSU, teacher in West Baton Rouge Parish, state high school supervisor of the State Department of Education, and Southern field agent for the General Education Board which was a Rockefeller philanthropic agency.
She was a member of a prominent Natchitoches family before moving to Baton Rouge many years ago.
Mrs. Favrot was a member of the Woman's Club, Philostoria, Fiction Club and First Presbyterian Church while residing in Baton Rouge.
Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Sadie F. SELLMAN of Baton Rouge; Mrs. George A. PETERKIN of Houston; and Mrs. Denver MORRIS and Mrs. William NERTOLETTE, both of Wilmington, Delaware, and one son, Leo M. FAVROT JR of Nashville Tenn.
She was the mother of the late Laurence H. FAVROT, Houston, a Baton Rouge native and prominent Houston businessman.
Rabenhorst Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements
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