Birth date: Dec 16, 1938 Death date: Nov 24, 2018
Dewey Carpenter, Jr., age 79 of Mandeville, LA died on Saturday, November 24, 2018, at Lakeview Regional Medical Center in Covington, LA. Born December 16, 1938 in New Orleans, LA to Dewey Carpenter, Sr. and Katie Thomas Carpenter Read Obituary
I will always remember Mr. Dewey as a sweet & faithful man of God who loved his family so very much and also his community. You are all in my prayers.
--Hester Thompson LeBlanc
Prayers to all of you. I can remember all the good times we had, so sorry.
Love this great man of God.
So many wonderful memories with this family and feel so blessed to call them family.
So sorry to hear of the passing of Dewey! We will cherish the memories over the years. Our heartfelt thoughts will be with his family at this sad time . Will and Gayle Morgan.
Pat & family, we are so sorry to hear that your precious one has gone on to be with Jesus. We just found out a few minutes ago, have been out of town. Prayers for peace & comfort. If there is anything we can do please let us know! Sending prayers & love.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Mr Dewey and Mrs Pat were so kind to my mother (Edna Ostendorf), she thought of them as family. I’m sure he and her are reunited and singing with the angels. With our deepest sympathy, Bryan and Gina Ostendorf
I met Dwayne in the fourth grade and we have been friends ever since. Mrs. Pat and Mr. Dewey were like second parents, growing up near Abita Springs. Mr. Dewey gave me my first job over the summer at North Lake Glassworks. I will always remember the lessons he taught me about hard work and how to treat people and how to treat customers with respect. I also learned that if you mess up, fess up. That has served me well over the years.
Most of all, I will miss his stories and jokes. He had so many. I was just telling Dwayne how once I introduced him to the girl I was dating, and he piped in “ Oh, that’s not the same girl you brought here yesterday”
He loved to kid around with us and I am laughing today as I think of him.
I was lucky enough to visit Mrs. Pat and Mr. Dewey this past Summer. It was a great opportunity for me to thank them for what they have given to me. Funny thing too, Mr. Dewey even remembered the amount of my first paycheck...
Mr. Dewey, You are loved and will be missed.
Joey Thomsen
Words cannot describe how sorry Billy and I are at Dewey's passing. Wonderful and funny memories and he and Pat with my Mom and how she joked around with him and Pat from the day they married. Prayers and love to all of you.
So sorry to hear of the loss of Mr.Dewey. Sending love and prayers to all of you
