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Buddy Poole
Obituaries
January 24, 2024
Buddy Poole

Charles Gary Poole “Buddy”, 66, passed from this life on Friday, January 19, 2024, at his residence.

He was born May 2, 1957 in Columbia, LA to the union of his parents, Ernest Lavere Poole and Kate Lena Roark Poole.

Buddy was a down to earth, funny guy that worked hard and loved to pick and carry on. He started Charles Poole Hauling Contractors Inc. with one truck. That one truck made eight loads (then the motor blew) but he didn’t give up; he just worked through it and make a successful business for twenty-seven years.

Buddy served on the LaSalle Parish Police Jury from 2005 to 2020, loved God, his family (especially Hunter and Hadley) and his friends. After Buddy’s health got worse, he enjoyed the friends that stopped by to reminisce about old times after he couldn’t work anymore. Buddy was an avid hunter, a Harley rider and a pool shark. Buddy’s CB handle was “Dough Boy” but he quickly got a new handle after retirement. He was known as a “Cheater” to his fellow Rook players. Buddy will be missed but the memories made will last forever.

Services were held at 11 a.m., Monday, January 22, 2024, at Cornerstone Apostolic Church, Summerville, LA, with Bro. David Poole officiating and Dan McClure assisting.

Interment followed in the Squires Cemetery, under the direction of Riser Funeral Home, Olla, LA.

He was preceded in death by his parents; his brothers, Alford Poole, Enoch Poole, Bennie Poole and Clifford Poole; sisters, Nelda Mitchan, Kay Wells and Ineta Brodnax.

Those left to cherish his memory include his wife of fifty years, Judy Franklin Poole; son, Bradley Poole (Shelley); his grandchildren, Hunter and Hadley Poole; brother, Billy Poole; sisters, Jakki Richardson, Beth Coleman and Sissy Beckley.

Pallbearers were Warren Roshto, Bruce Roshto, Jared Richardson, Brandon Cahoon, Peanut Coleman and Trey Havens.

Honorary pallbearers were Tim Poole, Dick Zeagler, Kenneth Gremillion, Roger Adams, Kevin Poole, Bobby Poole, Kerry Franklin, Donnie Richardson, Eddie Coolman, Speedy Poole, Robert Havens, Milton Tannehill and Pete Adams.

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