Elvia Ann Trahan Ceasar

1959 - 2020

Elvia Ann Trahan Ceasar, 51, was born in Lake Charles, La., on June 12, 1959, to the late Wilford J. Sr. and Irene V. Trahan. Elvia attended and graduated from Washington High School in 1976 and received a B.A. in paralegal from McNeese State University. She was a member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. She married Adam J. Ceasar Sr. on April 24, 1976; they were married for 34 years. To this union two children were born. Elvia worked as a paralegal and she was part owner of Home Health Care in Houston, Texas and shared ownership with her husband in Global Cleaning Systems of America; she also was the accountant for that business.

She led a dedicated and committed life to servicing her family and those in need. Elvia was christened at an early age at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. Later in life, she was baptized and joined First Community Baptist Church. As a member she served as deaconess, Sunday School teacher, member of the choir. Elvia had a strong faith and belief in God. Before her health failed, she faithfully attended church and did as much as her health allowed her to do. She loved her pastor and church family so much!

She departed this earthly life on July 27, 2010 at Lake Charles Memorial Hospital. She was preceded in death by her father, Wilford J. Trahan Sr., her grandparents, Percy L. and Elvia Ann Trahan Sr., her beloved Aunt Bell, wonderful mother-in-law, Caledonia Ceasar, and her precious sister-in-law Betty Lou Thomas.

Cherishing the wonderful memories of her life and carrying on her family's legacy are her husband, Adam J. Ceasar Sr.; her mother, Irene V. Trahan; a daughter, Piquela C. Stelly and a son, Adam J. Ceasar Jr., both of Lake Charles, La; four brothers, Wilford J. (Linda) Trahan Jr., Gary D. (Barbara) Trahan, both of Lake Charles, La.,Kenneth J. (Ernestine) Trahan Sr. of New Orleans,La., and Keith J. Trahan of Houston; two sisters, Paula F. (Ricky) Armelin of Lake Charles, La. and Janet M. (Rev. Venton) LaFleur of Houston; Godparents, Arthur L. Trahan of Lake Charles, La. and Barbara A. Castor of Houston, Texas. The love and key to her heart, her grandchildren, Mercedes Reed, Donisha, Haley, and Donald Stelly Jr., and a host of family and friends.

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