Harry Lynn Wyatt, 92, of Monroe, Louisiana, passed away peacefully at his home on October 22, 2026. He was born on May 4, 1934, in Marion, Louisiana, to Harry Boyce Wyatt and Amma Wyatt Floyd.

Harry spent his early childhood in Marion before moving with his family to Swifton, Arkansas, at the age of four, where he spent his formative years. At just 18 years old, Harry proudly answered the call to serve his country by joining the United States Navy. During the Korean War, he served aboard the USS Brinkley Bass from May 7, 1952, until May 1, 1956. He continued his military service in the Naval Reserve until May 6, 1960.

On October 6, 1959, Harry married the love of his life, Lucretia Cooper Wyatt. The couple soon made their home in Monroe, Louisiana, where they built a beautiful life together filled with love, family, and cherished memories.

Harry was a wise and accomplished businessman with a remarkable entrepreneurial spirit. Self-employed from an early age, he pursued numerous business ventures throughout his lifetime, including working as a contractor and owning a lumber yard and a finance company. Among his proudest professional accomplishments was becoming a Wendy’s franchise owner, eventually growing his business to seven restaurants. Harry also had a lifelong passion for the stock market and especially enjoyed following his investments and checking his stocks each day.

Affectionately known to many as “Doodlebug,” Harry was a man of wisdom, generosity, and a genuine love for life. He possessed a kind heart, a giving spirit, and an unwavering devotion to those he loved. His warmth, humor, and memorable stories brought joy to countless family gatherings and friendships throughout the years.

Above all else, Harry treasured his family and friends. Whether sharing stories, offering words of wisdom, making memories, or simply enjoying time together, his greatest happiness came from being surrounded by the people he loved. He embraced life fully and was blessed with 92 years of wonderful experiences, meaningful relationships, and countless cherished memories.

Harry was also a man of faith who loved God and accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. His faith remains a source of comfort to those who loved him.

Harry is survived by his sister, Boyce Ann Hulen; his four children, Bobbie Bordelon and husband Curley, Morgan Simmons and husband Robby, Jamie Book and husband Paul, and Wade Wyatt; eight grandchildren, Katie Walker and husband Bradley, Kelly Allemand and husband Matthew, Maegan Jeselink and husband Devin, Molly Ellington and husband Tyler, Melynn Simmons, Wyatt Floyd, Will Floyd, and John Wesley Floyd; and five great-grandchildren, Vivian Walker, Townes Walker, Beckham Ellington, Eloise Allemand, Shiloh Jeselink and brother-in-law, Jim Cooper. He also leaves behind numerous nieces and nephews who will cherish his memory.

He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Lucretia “Lou” Wyatt; his parents, Harry Boyce Wyatt and Amma Wyatt Floyd; his stepfather, Charles Floyd; and his siblings, Gloria Jean Wyatt, Etta W. Taylor, Lokile W. Peters, Stance W. Savage, and O.D. Westbrook.

A celebration of Harry’s life will be held on Friday, October 30, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. at Mulhearn Funeral Home in Monroe, Louisiana. Visitation will be held prior to the service from 12:30 p.m. until 2:00 p.m. Burial will follow at Mulhearn Memorial Park Cemetery.

Serving as pallbearers will be Toby Liner, Kerry Jackson, Kevin Welker, Jimmy Simmons, Shane Dossett, Jody Cane, Derick Daniels, and Wade Jackson. Honorary pallbearers will be Bud Crow, Joey Jacobs, Troy Waters, and Dr. Bill Bateman.

The family would like to extend their heartfelt gratitude to Ashley, Candace, Yasmine, Carrie and Arabia for the exceptional care, kindness, and compassion they provided to Harry. Their dedication and loving support will always be remembered and deeply appreciated.

Harry lived a long, full, and remarkable life. While his passing leaves an emptiness in the hearts of those who loved him, his legacy of love, generosity, wisdom, and devotion to family will live on through the generations. The stories he told, the lessons he shared, and the memories he created will forever be treasured.