Dr. Clinton John La Grange Sr.

Dr. La Grange always made my visits to him enjoyable because he really spent time to talk to you and know you. He felt more like a friend than a doctor. His great smile and laugh, and warm and friendly personality made him stand apart from other doctors. I miss him as my doctor and don't expect to find another one like him. He even came to my home to check on me after a surgery he did on me. It was a privilege to have known him and called him my doctor.

I extend my condolences to Dr LaGrange's family during such a sad time. I lived in Belle Rose next to his Mother and Father. I remember him well. Even though he was older than myself, I always had a high regard for him for becoming a doctor. He will be kept in my prayers.

Dear Aunt Erin and my cousins,some of which I have yet to meet. My cousins that now have spouses and kids of their own. I regret that I am not physically with you all today but my heart felt thoughts and prayers are. Although Uncle Clinton's leaving causes pain and grief; his going has eased his hurt. So let us dry our eyes and remember Uncle Clinton as he used to be, remembering the joy, the laughter, and the smiles. As long as he has the love of each of us, he can live in all our...

Erin & family,

I'm Dr. La Grange's godchild and am so sorry for your loss and struggle. The distance between California and Napoleonville kept me from knowing a very great man. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Take care.

Dr. La Grange,
Was a wonderful Dr and a far better human
being 'I Meet him 1974 when he did surgery on me. The ins.pd half 'and Dr.wrote the rest off,as he knew I didn't have much money as I was going through a divorce at the time, He also may a few calls an help me get a job with Dr, Mason next door.

Sorry for your loss .

Dearest Erin and family, I was so sorry to hear of Clint's death. It brought back many memories of our shared New Orleans food and stories. You are in my prayers.

Dear LaGrange Family,
I'm so sorry to hear about Dr. LaGrange passing on. He was a good man and always friendly and patient with all of Liesl's friends. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Much love,

Erin,
I grew up in the lane in Belle Rose a couple of houses from Clinton. I was three years younger so looked up to Clinton. He taught my brother and me how to pole vault over our fences, how to make kites and many other things.. His dad was our barber. I can still hear his sister May singing loudly while she swung on their swing in the cool of the evenings. She had a beautiful voice. What wonderful childhood memories. I followed Clinton at LSU and he gave me valuable...

I am sorry to hear of your loss, I worked at St John's while he was here- always treated his patients well, and staff too! A nice man. My condolences
Pat Young -Dietitian