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Laverda Suber
December 12, 2019
You are truly missed by all who knew and loved ❤ you. Malcolm and I talk about you all the time. Yes, I am still trying to get in touch with Ellen to get on her show to tell her all about you and your Acadian History. I will keep trying and hopefully she'll get my emails.
Well my Dear Friend, Continue To Take Your Rest In God's Heavenly Peace.
Love You Always Ms. Mary Ann.
Laverda Suber ♥♥
Cynthia Bock (nee Stewart)
December 29, 2015
All my sympathies. She sowed the seeds of my love for art. Thank you, Mrs. deBoisblanc! We will miss you.
James Stewart
December 29, 2015
So sad to hear of the passing of this beautiful lady who I am proud to say was a neighbor of mine when I was just a kid. She was so kind to all of us and went out of her way to please others. I will miss you. Prayers to Dr. Ben and Suzanne. James Stewart
Augusta Elmwood
December 27, 2015
Mary Anne was très gentille. She was always a lively addition to our genealogy group (the Saint-Domingue SIG). She sometimes brought her paintings to the meetings to show us, and she would entertain us with stories of her days on the Bayou. We all miss her. Our sympathy to her family and friends.
Charles deBoisblanc
December 21, 2015
Rest now Aunt Mary Anne, may the peace of Christ remain with you for eternity.
Gary Mannina
December 19, 2015
Ben,
Sorry to read of your loss. Prayers upward sent.
Marjorie ( Penny) deBoisblanc Daigle
December 19, 2015
I was planning to surprise you on Christmas Day with my very first Bread pudding. I knew I had to make one before I turned 80 and I needed your opinion since I couldn't find your recipe. I will make that bread pudding in your Honor. You always made one for our de Boisblanc family reunion and now I will pick up the Bread pudding torch in your memory! Love always, Penny
Becky Bernos Greenberg
December 18, 2015
Thinking of all of her beautiful children, especially Suzanne. Love , Becky Bernos Greenberg
LAVERDA SUBER
December 18, 2015
My dear, dear friend,, how do I began to say my final goodbye to you. Seems like we just started with our hellos.Malcolm and I are really going to miss your conversations about the Arcadian, Growing up in the Bayou and how you became the Only Primitive artist in the world. You kept me intrigue with all of the stories that you spoke about. You and I became quite a pair.short times that we spent together was on the lakefront watching the sun go down,Having dinner and drinks at Copeland's, And going to the movies to see James browns movie called GET ON UP. OOOWEE YOU DID UP SOME DANCING TOO.
LADY,,I'm going to miss you so much. I feel so honored to have crossed path with you in my lifetime.
You always said that " It's not who you start your journey with but who's with you at the End. You were my Angel ms. Mary ann. Now Darling, Take Your rest in in God's Heavenly peace. Till we Meet again My Dear Dear friend,,,,,
PEACE!
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