Luna Floretta Roumillat

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October 25, 1941 ~ May 17, 2022

Born in: East Point, Georgia
Resided in: Dacula, Georgia

Luna Floretta (Flo) Roumillat, age 80, of Dacula, Georgia, went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, May 17, 2022. Flo was born in East Point Georgia on October 25, 1941 to the parents of Ulysses Charles Roumillat, Sr. and Luna Roumillat.

Flo attended Georgia Tech in 1959 and shortly transferred to night school at Georgia State University where she began work as a laboratory assistant at the Georgia State Health Department. In 1961 she started her 30-year civil service career at the Centers for Disease Control. In 1969 Flo attended Tulane University and received a Master of Science Degree in Hygiene. Thereafter, she returned to the CDC where she was awarded a full scholarship to attend The University of Georgia where she received her PhD in Microbiology. Flo was also awarded the James H. Nakano citation for an outstanding scientific, publication in 1985. Her career gave her the opportunity to travel and meet a variety of interesting people from around the world. In 1992 after 30 years, Flo retired from the CDC. She then worked in Mexico City for the Ministry of Health and, after one year, returned home. When asked about her life experience and career some time ago, Flo responded, “I thank God for a wonderful and exciting ride”.

Flo’s hobbies, interests and volunteer work through the years included the following: (1960’s): Volunteer work with children at Central Baptist Mission near the Atlanta Stadium; Water-skiing; Backpacking; Built a Duplex in Tucker: (1970’s): Raised Horses and cows and worked an 100 acre farm; Raised Schnauzers; (1980’s): Bought an airplane and took flying lessons; Owned and ran a Hobby and Craft Store. Owned and ran a Photography Laboratory; (1990’s through recent years): Bought and sold foreclosure houses. Enjoyed remodeling houses, including hers; Planted and enjoyed a vegetable garden, vineyard, fruit tree and blueberry bushes and enjoyed the fruits of that labor; Painted Oil Pictures; Traveled the U.S. and around the World; Enjoyed fishing; Enjoyed cooking and canning (primarily jams); Enjoyed her pet Schnauzer (Scharf); Flo especially loved and enjoyed time with family and friends, as well as her fellowship at Hebron Baptist Church with the Joy Sunday School Class. Flo’s deep faith, love for Jesus and others, as well as her generosity, was an example to all. Her amazing spirit of love will be missed and long remembered.

Flo is preceded in death by her parents Charles Roumillat, Sr. and Luna Roumillat, her brother Charles Roumillat Jr., sister-in-law Lucie Roumillat, her brother-in-law Floyd Williamson, her nephew Steven Roumillat, and her niece Tina Richards. She is survived by her sister Viola Williamson of Gainesville (GA), her nieces and nephews, Rhonda Barrymore of Atlanta (GA), Debe (Danny) Boone of Virginia Beach (VA), Ken Williamson of Stone Mountain (GA), Mark (Barbara) Roumillat of Dallas (GA), Angie (Tim) Hillock of Hampton (GA), Sharon Dunn of Ruther Glen (VA), Thomas LaFrage of Loganville (GA), Sheryl Roumillat of Jonesboro (GA), and grand nieces and nephews Gina Carellas of Atlanta (GA), Kara (Tommy) Huff of Athens (GA), Jaren (Barbie) Boone of Chesapeake (VA), Justin Boone of Virginia Beach (VA), Jenna Scott of Moyock (NC), Jennifer (Rory) O’Rourke of Woodstock (GA), Matthew (Mary Clare) Kane of Atlanta (GA), Michelle Lytle of Columbus (GA), Andrew (Amy) Durden of Acworth (GA), Melanie (Thomas) Jull of Ruther Glen (VA), Chloe (Thad) Price of Austin (TX), Nicole (Shannon) Molinari of Lago Vista (TX), Sunni Markley of Buford (GA), Charlie Roumillat (Justine Lockwood) of Marietta (GA), and great nieces and nephews Tyler Huff of Athens (GA), Jordan Huff of Milledgeville (GA), Rebecca (Derek) Crabtree of Lilburn (GA), Charli O’Rourke of Woodstock (GA), Hayden O’Rourke of Woodstock (GA), Victor (Kristi) Drew of Carrolton (GA), Alexandria (Jim) Cook of Carrollton (GA), Samson Gann of Carrolton (GA), Kristen Drew of Carrolton (GA), and great nieces and nephews Charlotte Crabtree of Lilburn (GA), Louise Crabtree of Lilburn (GA), Blake Crabtree of Lilburn (GA), Payton Drew of Carrollton (GA), Kayden Drew of Carrollton (GA), Daniella Lombardi of Ruther Glen (VA), Carter Jull of Ruther Glen (VA), Harper Price of Austin (TX), Jackson Price of Austin (TX), Teddy Molinari of Lago Vista (TX), Levi Molinari of Lago Vista (TX), Cosmo Roumillat of Marietta (GA), Julia Lockwood of Marietta (GA), Madeline Cook of Carrollton (GA), Jacob Cook of Carrollton (GA), Amelia Drew of Carrollton (GA), Leila Scott of Moyock (NC), Ryan Scott of Moyock (NC), Paige Scott of Moyock (NC) and Ella Boone of Chesapeake (VA), and many dear friends.

Flowers are welcome and in lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Samaritans purse on their website at samaritanspurse.org or to the “Joy Class” at Hebron Baptist Church, 202 Hebron Church Road, Dacula, GA 30019.

Services

Visitation: May 24, 2022 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Wages & Sons Gwinnett Chapel
1031 Lawrenceville Hwy.
Lawrenceville, GA 30046

770-277-4550

Funeral Service: May 24, 2022 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Wages & Sons Gwinnett Chapel
1031 Lawrenceville Hwy.
Lawrenceville, GA 30046

770-277-4550

Reception: May 24, 2022 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Wages & Sons Gwinnett Chapel
1031 Lawrenceville Hwy.
Lawrenceville, GA 30046

770-277-4550

Interment:

Meeks Cemetery
Meeks Cemetery Road
Nicholls, GA


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  1. I knew Flo from our Joy Class from Hebron Church.
    Visiting her by phone or at her home always added special memories to my day.
    Flo was kind, caring, and had faith in Jesus!
    Her outdoor adventure stories warmed my heart.
    Her family and friends meant so much to her.
    She remains a part of my special memories.

    Sandra Easter

  2. We love you Flo. We had such great times with you the memories are so wonderful we will remember them forever and ever Love Tim and Angie Hillock

  3. Having Flo as an Aunt was delightful! We lived in the same house on Park Street in East Point GA, during my early childhood and we had a blast! She was 13 years older than I and I learned so much from her in every aspect of life. Flo has always had a delightful spirit about her and we got to be together a lot, as I grew up and even as she was living her life and I was having my own family, who also know her wonderful, loving spirit. I always felt blessed to have her as my aunt and my friend. Rest in Peace Aunt Flo. Love always, Rhonda

  4. CandleImageOur deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Flo. We know Flow through my sister, Cynthia Stice, and friend, Sandy Boland. Flo was a very loving and gifted person. Trusting she is enjoying the presence of Jesus right now.
    We know Flo will be very much missed by all. Our hearts and prayers continue to go out to all of Flo’s family and friends. Sincerely, Dennis and Sheri Bengtson

  5. My deepest sympathy to Viola and all of Flo’s family and friends. I worked with Flo at CDC for many years. She was generous, giving, thoughtful, talented….she was my friend. Joanne Patton

  6. Sending Sympathy and Prayers for the family and friends of Flo’s. She treated her many friends like family. She had so many talents and always was very helpful to me. I have lost a treasured friend and will miss her very much.
    Charlotte Freeman

  7. CandleImageI haven’t been able to come to words yet as I am coming to bear the news of my sweet Great Aunt Flo’s passing this week. I waited until today to tell Dani in person after her tests and graduation on Friday. We were already to be there this coming week in Georgia and were on our way to visit her. We lit a prayer candle for her last Sunday at church for her peace and painfree recovery, hoping the last time we were there on borrowed time, wasn’t the last time we would see her face & feel her hugs. I have so many words to say about how incredible my Great Aunt Flo Roumillat was in her life and for her to be apart of our lives. My cousin Jennifer was able to state first person quote of her achievements in her career, school and retirement from the CDC. But personally, this hit me very hard because I just wish there was more time and more visits. She was an inspiration and joy to be around. She was always there for us hanging out at my grandparents lake house during my childhood, sharing our family history, cooking family recipes, teaching lifelong survival skills, but above all always showed kindness. She had strong virtues and loved Jesus, and was very good at sharing her advice. Whenever I was around her, I knew she loved me, and I could feel it deeply and truly. She was one of my grandaddy’s, awesome sisters. Those three are exceptional human beings and so loving. That love means so much and I will carry that feeling for the rest of my life. It’s that feeling of being around YOUR people and never questioning the reciprocation of that love and care. I will forever miss her & forever love her. I would share special times with her with my cousins as kids and making more memories into my adult years, with priceless trips with my own kids. I am thankful she is now with my grandparents getting a bear ???? hug from my granddaddy, and chatting with my aunts and uncles who have already crossed over – free of pain, at final peace, the ultimate/true recovery – dancing in Heaven with waves of goodness upon her now. I will make a pact to share her love of fishing and cooking by making sure all our younger cousins get together and “Fish on” and make good eats in your loving spirit. Rest In Peace Great Aunt Luna Floretta ❤️❤️❤️


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