Sedonia Butler
Sunrise January 6, 1926 – Sunset June 6, 2019
Sedonia Carey Butler, 93, passed away suddenly on Thursday, June 6, 2019. Her wings arrived, and she flew away peacefully with loved ones by her side. She was born in
Elton, Louisiana. She was “Granny Butler” and “Mrs. B” to many that knew her. Her daughter, Elizabeth Carol Butler, survives Sedonia. Others that survive Sedonia are her sister Mary Harvey and son Bruce Booker, grandson Ricky Frazier, Jr., (Cornesha Hall), great grandson Tre’vion Frazier, granddaughter Rickiya Frazier and other relatives and a host of friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, Marion
Butler and daughter Sidonie (Cindy) Lynn Butler. All who were fortunate enough to have known this kind and wonderful woman will greatly miss her.
To one of the nicest, infectious smilie, spoke king words of everyone, Inviting, always happy Aunty one could ask for. I wished I had spent more time with Sardinia. God has gained a lovely Angel RIH Aunty,
Love your niece,
KK
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My comment. Are we cousins? Are either Aunt Mary or Louvenia’s daughter? Then we are definitely cousins. Louisiana girl. Deirdre Karey Carter
I will forever remember Sedonia Butler! I was blessed to have met both Mrs. Butler and her husband Marion; through their daughter Carol Butler. From the moment I met her, I was drawn into her like another child. Always a smile on her face, making sure everything was all right. One thing I will always remember is Sedonia was a no-nonsense woman. She said what she meant and she meant what she said! All of her cooking was delicious, especially her pound cake! A beautiful, loving, caring, funny, woman lost too soon. Joy, knowing that you and Mr. Butler are together again. Enjoy your fishing trips! God and Heaven now have the pound cake Queen of Seattle! Rest In Eternal Peace Sedonia Butler.
With Unforgettable Love,
Angela
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I was blessed to meet my Aunt at the age of 17 yrs old. She was so beautiful. My Dad had never met his sister ever and this was all of us meeting for the first time, we were blessed to enjoy the sisters, Sedonia Mary and Lovenia all in Louisiana. So sorry that I haven’t got to Seattle. But I have thought about you guys often. Love you Aunt Sedonia. Your niece Deirdre Karey Carter, Lake Charles LA