Annie Mae Fabre

I was so sad to hear the news of your Mom. Everyone at the Endocrine Clinic loved to take care of her! She was such a very special person and she will be missed very much! Deepest Sympathy.

WE WERE SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR MOTHER WE HAVE BEEN PRAYING FOR YOU FAMILY . JUST KNOW SHE IS WITH YOUR DAD

To the Fabre Family:
I viewed your moms video online and oh how much all you girls favor your mom. You all have her ready, sweet smile. She raised some wonderful kids and left a legacy that is a large and happy one. Cherish those good memories. She was truly a jewel.

DEAR FABRE FAMILY: OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU DURING THIS TIME. YOUR MOM WAS A REALLY SPECIAL LADY WHO HAS LOTS OF SPECIAL PEOPLE THAT WILL MISS HER. YOU HAVE A LOT TO LOOK FORWARD TO.....BEING WITH HER AGAIN ONE DAY!!!! OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AT THIS TIME. MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL

I was so sorry to hear of your sweet mother's passing this evening. We sure loved her. I'm so thankful I got to see her recently at Pine Tree when I was down in Fannett. She will be missed dearly, but what a legacy she left behind! I know she was always so proud of her family. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. God bless you all.

I was sorry to hear about Mrs. Fabre, I would see her almost every Saturday evening at St. Mary's for Mass. She would always take my hand as I came in and would give me the biggest smile......
She will be greatly missed by all.

My heart is sad for the lost of Aunt Anna Mae. She and Uncle Willie made me feel so special what I visted them before Uncle Willie passed away. I enjoyed talking with them, finding out about this family I knew nothing about - they made me feel like I was always a part of the family. My Mom told me they were in school together and how she and Aunt Anna Mae would often eat lunch at my grandmother's house....those were good times she recalled. Aunt Anna Mae was a special person. Looking back, I'm so happy Uncle Lennis found me and introduced me to Aunt Anna Mae and Uncle Willie, a memory I will always cherish.

Our deepest sympathies to the family. Annie Mae's mother, Edolie Romero was a sister to my grandmother, Agenoria Romero who grew up, lived, and died in Youngsville. As a child growing up in Youngsville, I remember my parents, Edwin Reaux and Agnes Romero (Agenoria's daughter) talk about Annie Mae and Willie who lived in Texas. I wish I had been given the opportunity to meet her. Having done a lot of genealogical research on the family, Annie Mae was a descendant of Miguel Romero, one of the sixteen families to have founded the city of New Iberia, Louisiana. Miguel Romero was born in Castuera, Spain, was married to Maria Ordonnes and left Malaga, Spain on the ship, St. Josef. Annie Mae is what is commonly referred to today in New Iberia as a true "Cajun Spaniard". Eternal rest grant unto her o Lord and let perpetual light shine upon her. Amen.

Howard&Family, So sorry to read about your mama i know that this is late but just want you to know that our thoughts are with all of your family.Just rember that she is in loving arms in heaven and looking down on the family smiling she is no longer in pain but in a better place than she was.But just rember that you are in our thoughts and prays.Your family is still specail to us.May god bless you all. The Hudsons

you will be missed, momma fabre love you, rip