The ¾ acre island, with two buildings built for year-round living, is only 400 feet off the mainland providing easy access all year. (Deborah) five grandchildren, William Wayne Lake, IV, Cai’Anne LaCarol Mae Lake, Jasiah Canty Lake, Johnathan Jordan Lake and Zuri Lynette Billie Lake a special niece, Jaykala Rainey and a host of loving relatives and friends.This one-of-a-kind island property is located on Rainy Lake, Ontario, situated one mile from the international border with Minnesota and just east of Fort Frances, ON/International Falls, MN. and Edwin Fitzgerald Rainey: her brother. Lacarol leaves to celebrate her life and cherish her memory her devoted husband, William Wayne Lake, Jr., her sons, Daniel James Nadel Lake and Christopher Johnathan Lake, her sister, Yolanda Palestine Rainey-Jackson (Rickey), her brothers, James Henry Rainey, Jr. On the numerous road trips from Las Vegas to Maryland, she would do her share of relief driving.īesides her parents, her beloved eldest son, William Wayne Lake, III, preceded her in death.

She loved to travel with her family and made each excursion memorable whether it was by air or their frequent road trips. LaCarol opened the Children's First Challenge Day Care Learning Center in 1992. She ventured to own a daycare center alongside her family. During that time, on one of her flights, she met her husband in 1984, and they have been together for the last thirty-six years until her passing. Flying was one of the joys of her life and something she had always wanted to do. LaCarol became the first Black flight attendant for E G & G, Special Projects where she retired after thirty years of dedicated service. LaCarol became a member of Bell’s AME Church in Denton, Maryland. LaCarol lived in Las Vegas, Nevada, until moving with family to Maryland in 2013. She received her formal education from The University of Arkansas – Pine Bluff, AR and The University of Nevada – Las Vegas. She was also an Alumna of Les Femmes Douze (The Ladies Twelve) Debutants, Las Vegas Chapter of 1979. LaCarol accepted Christ and was baptized at Zion United Methodist Church in Las Vegas Nevada, following her graduation from Western High School. LaCarol was born on Novemin Fordyce, Arkansas to the late James Henry Rainey, Sr. “Bean”, “Mom-Mom”, “Mommy” and “Ma” acknowledged and received God’s beckoning call on Juneġ7, 2020, at home surrounded by her beloved family. Treasuring and believing in God’s word, Billie LaCarol Rainey-Lake, affectionately known as “Carol”, (Deborah) five grandchildren, William Wayne Lake, IV, Cai’Anne LaCarol Mae Lake, Jasiah Canty Lake, Johnathan Jordan Lake and Zuri Lynette Billie Lake a special niece, Jaykala Rainey and a host of loving relatives and friends. and Edwin Fitzgerald Rainey: her brother- in-law, Stanley Nadel Lake, Sr.

Besides her parents, her beloved eldest son, William Wayne Lake, III, preceded her in death. On the numerous road trips from Las Vegas to Maryland, she would do her share of relief driving. LaCarol opened the Children's First Challenge Day Care Learning Center in 1992.

LaCarol became the first Black flight attendant for E G & G, Special Projects where she retired after thirty years of dedicated service.

Billie LaCarol Rainey-Lake Treasuring and believing in God’s word, Billie LaCarol Rainey-Lake, affectionately known as “Carol”, “Bean”, “Mom-Mom”, “Mommy” and “Ma” acknowledged and received God’s beckoning call on June 17, 2020, at home surrounded by her beloved family.

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