Birth date: Nov 2, 1939 Death date: Mar 26, 2019
I am Gus Booker I migrated from Oxford, Mississippi to Indianapolis, Indiana in 1959 in search of better job opportunities. The same year I moved to Indianapolis, I met and married my love, Cora. After getting married my life cha Read Obituary
I met Gus and Coranelle when her father was ill. They were a warm and loving couple. whom made you feel like you had always known them. My prayers will go up for the entire family. We all know Gus is in a better place after suffering for some time, but it is hard to lose family. I will pray for the healing of time. Remember to good times and happy moments of laughter and look to our Lord Jesus.
Mary Ann Stenson, Cincinnati, Ohio
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My thoughts and prayers are with Auntie Cora and the family. I love you....
Malissa Williams
To my Poppy: Every situation in life is temporary. When life is good, enjoy and receive it fully. And when life is not so good, remember that it will not last forever and better days are on the way. Pops, I thank you for all the laughs and genuine love you’ve provided and shown to me and my children during my and their lifetime. You’ve been an inspiration to work hard, do the right thing and be confident in my ability. We’ve talked life, we’ve talked sports but most of all we always said “I love you” in the end. You will be missed. Godspeed! Carmen C Booker
I first met Mr. Gus through Mama Cora who had decided to take me under her wing. To me he was that quintessential quiet man, yet you could tell he had integrity and strength. He also made a mean barbecue sauce. My condolences and prayers to Mama Cora, Theresa, Kenny and the rest of the family.
Felecia Pegues
