Edgar Joseph LeJeune

Remembering you on the day of your exit from this life to eternity Dad. Your smile and humor, your quiet ways and your steadfastness. Thank you for leaving a legacy of a man after God´s heart, Word and ways. Thank you for guiding our family to know Jesus , to understand repentance and how to walk as children of God. Love you Dad

To mom and all my brothers and sisters: I miss our father who art in heaven and I know you all do too. When he died, i was sad for me and you all every moment of every day at first. I cried and hated that he was gone. I couldn´t do anything but be sad. But today I remembered how cool it was to watch him shave in the morning. This memory might be from when we lived in the trailer. The humid bathroom, the scraping sound on his skin, the smell of old spice aftershave; just a little thing to...

Camping at Rocky MTN. National Park, crawfish boils, trip to El Paso to see Larry, Cajun Night before Christmas, prayers before meals, his love for family and friends. You're missed, love George.

To the LeJeune Family: Please forgive these late condolences in the loss of the patriarch of your family. Our family also belonged to Immaculate Conception Catholic , and I remember your family sitting in the right front pews. My mother, Genevieve Scherbenski, who taught 2nd grade CCD for many years passed away last year. Please accept my heartfelt condolences.

Dear dad. I wish I was a better son to you. Thankyou for being my dad.

I loved reading Ed´s daily musings of the daily mass; truly a strong and devoted father who was true to the path of the Lord. I hope to see him in Heaven again one day.

Bless you all! Ed was a solid person in our community and in the church I remember at mass the LeJeune´s the Bruger´s and the Banecks´s all filling a pew. Such a great man!

Ed was a good husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, and father in law. He will be missed greatly but will always be in our hearts and souls forever. Love, George

He was the best Dad ever.