Carla Ann Belton
Carla Ann Belton, 70, of Port Arthur, died Saturday, August 6, 2022. She was born on February 12, 1952, in Port Arthur, to Dolores Ducote and Jack Belton.
Carla worked as a travel agent for over thirty years and liked to travel herself. She was an avid fan of rock and roll music and enjoyed plants, flowers, and cooking. Carla will forever remain a loving mother, daughter, Grandma Carla, sister, and aunt.
Survivors include her mother, Dolores Belton, of Beaumont; sons, Jason Lemaire and his wife, Sharon, of Groves and Jessie Lemaire of Port Arthur; granddaughters Layla, Heather, and Chelsey Lemaire; sister, Myra Mitchell of Beaumont; niece, Lauren Smith and her husband, Mark, of Beaumont; and grand-nephew, Ray Bennett.
She was preceded in death by her father, Jack Belton.
Cremation arrangements for Ms. Belton were handled through Broussard’s Crematorium, under the direction of Broussard’s, 2000 McFaddin Avenue, Beaumont.
May she Rest in Eternal Pease.
Carla was a great friend, traveler, and co-worker.
Prayers for her family and friends.
Love you always and forever my Carlafriend. ♥️
Dear Carla, the fun times we had at Travel Specialists. You always had us laughing. A beautiful person inside and out. Rest easy, and be free as the wind. Say hello to my son, Hunter.
Jesus will never let you go.
I’m proud to have known you, and will see you again.
The Gates of Memories will never close. My Mother, How much you have lived. You have done so much in your Life that others dream to this day. Through Adversity, Good, and Loss, you pushed Forward. I will always know of the lessons learned from your time on Earth, in this little time we all have, Me and my Brother will always remember our Mother. Until we meet again, I pray The Good Lord to keep you.
Amen! My dear mother how our time here on earth nobody knows when it is up.. yours cane too soon.. I wasn’t ready for you to leave yet, but I know the good Lord has you and will keep you.. it’s all in his plan.. I will always remember you by your unconditional love and always teaching me to go forward.. your home now, in no more pain. Sleep easy my beautiful momma, tilll we see each other again, love your son, Jessie.