Obituary for Quintin Cole Thompson
Funeral services for Quintin Cole Thompson will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, July 7, 2022, at First United Pentecostal Church of Leesville with Reverends Dean Hillman, Brian Thompson, and Mark Christian officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery in LaCamp under the direction of Jeane’s Funeral Service. Pallbearers will be Dylan Thompson, Caleb LaCaze, Wesley Norris, Seth Norris, Josh Stewart, and Lance Thompson. Honorary pallbearers will be Morgan Collins, Luke Thompson, Landry Thompson, Gunnar Thompson, and Gavin Wead. A visitation will be held in the MC Green Center at First United Pentecostal Church on Wednesday, July 6th from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Cole was born December 10, 1990, in Natchitoches, LA and passed away July 4, 2022, in Anacoco, LA at the age of 31. He attended Simpson High School where he met his high school sweetheart, Chelsea, whom he adored. He was the Thompson Family’s very own Master Chef and took pride in maintaining a well-manicured yard and an immaculate home. At work, he believed in giving the best of himself for an honest 12 hours—he would not be out-worked. Between attempts to teach Chelsea to back his boat down the ramp and removing backlash for his boys, casting a line in Toledo Bend was one of his favorite past-times. He also loved duck hunting in the Marsh, but only when it was cold enough for the mosquitoes to hibernate.
The only thing he loved more than that was his wife, Chelsea. Likewise, Cole was the love of Chelsea’s life. At the ripe age of 15 years old, Chelsea was captivated by his charm and snazzy style. Soon after, they both knew that God had been preparing their hearts to be bonded for eternity. Cole and Chelsea shared a love for each other that was constant and unconditional.
Cole had a giver's heart and saw the best in people. He was a man of few words with an easy going manner and a winsome—sometimes wry—smile. His disarming personality allowed others to feel accepted regardless of their status or station in life.
Cole was his daddy’s best friend, his Mama’s baby boy, and a proud, loving father who pushed his boys to be the version of themselves. His baby girl, Hayven Cole, was the perfect addition to their family, and she held a very special place in her daddy’s heart. Cole was the baby of the family and consequently if you messed with him, you had to answer to Ashley and Candace. They loved their brother dearly, like only big sisters can.
Cole was preceded in death by his grandparents, Earl K. Hillman and Steven & Dona “Bat” Thompson; father-in-law, Lynn Lusk; and nephew, Braydon Bennett.
Those left to cherish his memory are his wife, Chelsea Thompson of Anacoco, LA;
children, Luke, Landry, Gunnar, and Hayven Thompson;
parents, Quintin and Liz Thompson of Leesville, LA;
sisters, Ashley Norris (Wesley) of Simpson, LA and Candace Thompson (Cody) of Leesville;
grandmother, Saundra Hillman Wallace (Larry) of Zwolle, LA;
Aunt Connie Hillman and Uncle Lester Edwards who loved him as their own;
nieces and nephews, Seth, Kaydence, & Seylah Norris, Gavin Wead, Laramie Smith, Kloe & Brody Gray, JP, Dakota, & Kynlee Bennett, Jayce & Koby Thompson, Jackson Bond, Brycyn & Rylee Bennett, Bentlee & Tinsleigh Breeden,
and a host of extended family members and friends.
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Cole was born December 10, 1990, in Natchitoches, LA and passed away July 4, 2022, in Anacoco, LA at the age of 31. He attended Simpson High School where he met his high school sweetheart, Chelsea, whom he adored. He was the Thompson Family’s very own Master Chef and took pride in maintaining a well-manicured yard and an immaculate home. At work, he believed in giving the best of himself for an honest 12 hours—he would not be out-worked. Between attempts to teach Chelsea to back his boat down the ramp and removing backlash for his boys, casting a line in Toledo Bend was one of his favorite past-times. He also loved duck hunting in the Marsh, but only when it was cold enough for the mosquitoes to hibernate.
The only thing he loved more than that was his wife, Chelsea. Likewise, Cole was the love of Chelsea’s life. At the ripe age of 15 years old, Chelsea was captivated by his charm and snazzy style. Soon after, they both knew that God had been preparing their hearts to be bonded for eternity. Cole and Chelsea shared a love for each other that was constant and unconditional.
Cole had a giver's heart and saw the best in people. He was a man of few words with an easy going manner and a winsome—sometimes wry—smile. His disarming personality allowed others to feel accepted regardless of their status or station in life.
Cole was his daddy’s best friend, his Mama’s baby boy, and a proud, loving father who pushed his boys to be the version of themselves. His baby girl, Hayven Cole, was the perfect addition to their family, and she held a very special place in her daddy’s heart. Cole was the baby of the family and consequently if you messed with him, you had to answer to Ashley and Candace. They loved their brother dearly, like only big sisters can.
Cole was preceded in death by his grandparents, Earl K. Hillman and Steven & Dona “Bat” Thompson; father-in-law, Lynn Lusk; and nephew, Braydon Bennett.
Those left to cherish his memory are his wife, Chelsea Thompson of Anacoco, LA;
children, Luke, Landry, Gunnar, and Hayven Thompson;
parents, Quintin and Liz Thompson of Leesville, LA;
sisters, Ashley Norris (Wesley) of Simpson, LA and Candace Thompson (Cody) of Leesville;
grandmother, Saundra Hillman Wallace (Larry) of Zwolle, LA;
Aunt Connie Hillman and Uncle Lester Edwards who loved him as their own;
nieces and nephews, Seth, Kaydence, & Seylah Norris, Gavin Wead, Laramie Smith, Kloe & Brody Gray, JP, Dakota, & Kynlee Bennett, Jayce & Koby Thompson, Jackson Bond, Brycyn & Rylee Bennett, Bentlee & Tinsleigh Breeden,
and a host of extended family members and friends.
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Previous Events
Visitation
Wednesday
6
Jul
6:00 PM
- 8:00 PM
MC Green Center at First United Pentecostal Church of Leesville
101 Nolan Trace
Leesville, LA 71446
Funeral
Thursday
7
Jul
10:00 AM
First United Pentecostal Church of Leesville
101 Nolan Trace
Leesville, LA 71446
Cemetery Details
Location
Oak Grove Baptist Church Cemetery
3933 Hwy. 489
LaCamp, LA 71438
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