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Babette M. Davoust

Long Beach, California

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Babette M. Davoust Babette M. Davoust, of Long Beach, passed away on September 23, 2010 at the age of 70 of complications associated with her long battle with multiple sclerosis. She is survived by her daughter, Jeanine M. Haller; sons, John P. and Joseph A. Davoust; and her grandchildren,...

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I'm sorry for your loss, although I knew Babette briefly the time I spent talking with her on the weekends was enlightening. She spoke proudly of her family and it filled her heart to paint a picture of her life and theirs. Even though I could not tell her goodbye, in my heart she is always saying hello with a bright smile. Until we meet again.

Dear John and Deanna,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you daily. We love you,
Donna & Tom

I knew Babette through Marti and Jim and she joined many of our block parties. She was always pleasant and upbeat despite all she went through. She was an inspiration to many. When I heard that she had passed away, my first thoughts were: She's free at last.

Sending the entire family our love and prayers. God has another angel.

The Barrios Family

Dear John and Deanna,
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. I believe that she is in a much better place now and she is healed from all her pain. Please let me know if you need me........ Sincerely,
Rebecca

Tom and Darla Minton

"John, thinking of you and your family at this time. You are in our prayers." Marsha Marez and family. (Wilmington, CA)

I always think about Babette on Monday afternoon because that is when I would visit her. It was very difficult for me when we moved and I didn't see her every week. She was always a good friend. We enjoyed her Christmas Eve Open House, and she enjoyed Jim in his Santa Suit visiting her in the nursing home on Christmas eve. She had an easy and beautiful smile. Take care of each other.
Love,
Marti & Jim

We send our deepest sympathy to all of the Davoust family. Losing a parent is always so difficult. May God bless her.
Joyce & Gary Mathew