Illa Mae Breaux

The first time I met Ms. Breaux she treated me as if she had knowing me for years. Every time I talked to her at Our Lady of the Pines, she would smile and you can definitely tell the love she had for every one. She went to a better place. I thank God for knowing her in this life.

Few people have touched me like Mama Breaux. She has always had a big smile, a hug and a kind word for me. I will always have very fond memories of her and how she selflessly shared her love. I am sorry that we are unable to attend her memorial. Darren, Michele, Sheila and Michael, my family is praying for yours.

Oh we are sorry for your loss. She will be missed.

So very sorry for your loss. Will be keeping you and your family in my prayers.

My deepest condolences for the Breaux family. While I only had one opportunity to meet Mrs. Breaux,,she was a very nice lady!

I met Illa Mae and her brothers and sisters in 1944, She was always a fantastic person, hard working, responsible and lovable. She was a true and loyal friend. We did things together and enjoyed each others company. She was a good friend to all. All who knew her loved her. She will forever be in my heart, will always remember her beautiful smile.

IlaMae will be missed terribly. She was a dear friend

Illa was a great lady. The first time I met her was when my son became the pastor of Our Lady of Pines Church five yrs. ago. She always greeted me with love and her smile. I'll never forget her and how she love my son. Rest in peace my friend in Christ.

Michele, Sheila, Darren and Mike: Your Aunt Joyce and I want to offer our condolences for your mom's passing. She was a classy lady and we'll all miss her. We are unable to attend the services, but you are in our thoughts. I love you all.

My heart goes out to everyone. I never met her,but,her niece,Katherine spoke highly of her. This is for Katherine and Christina Lancon. girls,I'm so sorry for your loss.Wish I could be there to hug you and wipe your tears. Tell the cousins how sorry I am for all of you