James Willard Picou

Rest in peace, old friend.

I moved away from Houma in 1989 and had the pleasure of getting to know "Picou" as I knew him. The one thing I do remember about him was his infectious laugh, happy demeanor, and how easy it was being around him. He was always laughing and goofing with the rest of us. Rest in Peace ole boy

so many great memories I was lucky to share with you my brother!you brightened a room just by walking through the door!definetly missing you my friend but know how blessed I was to know you!can still hear you saying(you mean to tell me jerry come on that's hard to believe)or your classic response to the question you answered amillion times,mr. anyone ever tell you that you look just like danny DeVito!which you would respond yes lady athousand times!lol till we meet again my brother keep them...

I was sad to hear of James' death. Bob and I extend our sincere sympathy to his sisters and brothers -- our High Street neighbors; to James' friends, his extended family, a little bit of "Picou" will remain with you. I am happy to have reconnected with James in recent years in one of the downtown restaurants where our groups ate regularly or at Rouse's. God bless you,James, as you "fly high with the angels" and now -- "go rest high on that mountain." Love and prayers, Marie Lirette...

So sorry to hear of your brother, James, death. Although we only met him once, we remember him well. So sorry.

so sorry to hear about my cousint James. what a wonderful person he was. now, he is with Jelpi and Tuni. May God rest his soul.

Really saddened by his passing.My family and I will really miss not having you around for our get together's. RIP my friend Love Ya Always!!

Proud to have known such a great person and to have been able to call him my friend. Downtown Houma just won't be the same without you.

Rest in peace friend♡