Lucille Marie LeBlanc

Aunt Lucille was an important person to me in my youth in Texas. I didn’t know her in my adult life, but she was one of those rare people that creates a warm spot in your memories, and you think back often with gratitude and a smile.
Those who were close to her were truly lucky to have her presence in their lives.
Warm wishes to the family in celebrating her life.

Aunt Lucille was a really incredible lady. We will always smile when we remember her!

I am praying in gratitude for her beautiful and full life and in hope that The Lord blesses you and your family with peace.

Just learned. Sorry Linda and Antoine.
Mom is still her and will be 95 at the end of this year.
She had a stroke this past April.
Again so sorry.

Antoine and Linda, I want you to know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. Have fond memories of your Mother, Antoine. What a long, loving life you shared with her. Blessings, my Friends.

Antoine & Linda
I was so sorry to hear of your loss. I loved your mother and have many wonderful memories of her.
She was always God, Family and Community.
She was full of energy,laughter and fun. She was the first to organize church and family gatherings.
I always considered her and Mildred Molley as my other mothers. They are now in Heaven and watching over us.
God bless all of you and keep you in his graces,
Love,
Juanita

Dear Antoine and Linda,
Losing my parents has been one of the hardest emotions I have had to endure, even though I knew they were ready to join The angels in Heaven..the coming months and years will be difficult. I adored the stories written about her. What a magnificent
lady!'

So sorry for your lose.Our prayers are with you & your family Love PAT & LLOYD

Please know you are all in our thoughts and prayers as you go through this difficult time in your life. It sounds like she lived a very full life and lived it well.
George and Diane

Dear Antoine and Linda,

So very sorry to hear of the loss of your beloved. Sounds like she had a very full life to the end which is such a blessing. From all I've heard during the many years I've been in the "family", I know that y'all took wonderful care of her. May y'all hang on to the wonderful memories y'all have with her and let them and the love you had for each other help sustain you. May you find peace knowing she is now in the loving Hands of our Heavenly Father with His arms wrapped around her, His eternal rays shining down upon her and the angels surrounding her.
I'm very, very sorry we will not be able to be there this evening as we have Chelsea coming in from school at that time and want to be home to ensure she arrives safely.
Y'all will remain in our thoughts and prayers.
With love,
Mary and Martin Montalbano