Loretta Haddad

My deepest condolences go to the whole family--Ms. Haddad and her sister Diana were my piano teachers for two years and changed my life! My dad drove me from our home in Harahan to have lessons at Nicholls St. She helped me tremendously and I'll always be indebted to her.

Loretta was a beautiful lady. The world has lost a great musician. The piano will never sing like that again.

I always enjoyed visiting with and laughing with Loretta when we saw her. Aunt Marguerite was so proud of her accomplishments & I'll always remember she and Diana sharing their talents with Ava Maria at Uncle Starr's funeral. My condolences to the family.

She was my piano teacher when she first started giving lessons.I think of her every time I get to play a piano anymore. My sympathy goes out to her family.

I have many memories of our times together as piano students of Mrs. Farquhard Chauvin --especially playing in Mrs. Chauvin's recitals. I have two granddaughters who are passionate about piano as was Loretta. I've often told them they were "my Lorettas." I am sad at the passing of my friend and neighbor and classmate. My love and sympathy to all her family, especially Diana (who might remember me.)
Love and prayers,
Ruth Abbott Remy, Starkville, MS

What a lovely lady! I still use the piano techniques she taught me back @ Nicholl's so she lives on in all of my students! Wishing the Haddad family peace and many warm memories...

Cousin Loretta was a sweet and talented woman. I always loved hearing her and her sister, Lisa, joke with each other. They always made me laugh when I saw them together. You will be deeply missed. Love you forever!

David and family,

I'm so sorry for your loss.

My deepest sorrow gos out to your family for your great loss. Ken