Sarah Prevot

On February 8, 1930, God blessed the world with a precious baby girl lovingly known as Sarah Little Sister Batiste. This baby girl was the sixth child of Clarence Carrie Thomas Batiste. Sarah was a lifelong parishioner of Our Lady of Prompt Succor Catholic Church where she remained faithful until her death.
Sarah was educated in the Catholic school system of Avoyelles Parish. She was a member of the Knights of Peter Claver Ladies Auxiliary Court 174.
She was married to Bertrand Harold Prevot in April 13, 1947. To this union was born nine children.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, and six siblings: Paul Batiste, Raphael Batiste, Sr., Stella Franks, Sable McKinley, Alice Jacobs, and Peter Batiste. She was also preceded in death by one grandson and one great granddaughter.
She leaves loving memories to her devoted children and their spouses: Veronica Prevot of Houston Ramona Barlow Steven of Houston Arnold Prevot Faye of Houston Reuben Prevot of Wichita, Kansas Paul Prevot Brenda of Houston Terrance Prevot of Mansura Karen PrevotMcDaniel Kelvin of Houston Jeffrey Prevot Deidre of Alexandria Denise Prevot of Mansura, plus sixteen grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren. She also leaves to cherish her memories a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
The angel of peace visited Sarah beckoning her to come. She accepted the invitation and departed this life on July 7, 2012.

A Tribute to Momme

We always learn from our mothers actions, speech and even her gestures,
How to handle lifes situations, its peace as well as its pressures.
But the things that each of us have learned from our Momme,
How to be strong, how to depend on God and how faith takes us beyond what we can see.
Mommes strength was one that couldnt be taught, yet it was one that could be learned.
A strength that didnt demand respect, but for her was easily earned.
How well get past what we are feeling today and the days to come
We will remember how Momme did it, lived her life on this earth, and well find peace in knowing that she has finally made it home