Paul Honore Laguens

I met "Mr. Paul" when he moved to The Hampton in Houston where I lead a montyly sing-along. I immediately took a liking to him, how could anyone not? I think the fact that I'm a Louisiana girl helped us to bond. We taled LSU football, Saints football and shared some Louisiana stories. (My grandparents grew up on Bayou Manchac in Ascenscion Parish and he loved to hear my stories about them.) Mr. Paul always made a point to thank me for my music and I always played his two requests, "Climb...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

John, please accept my deep sympathy on your father's recent passing. He was a wonderful man and a great boss. I learned a lot from him and I never forgot him despite the years that passed. I know he's resting in peace with the Lord and your sweet mom. Judy

With deepest sympathy to the family of Paul at this time. My late Grandfather Gervais L. Fourcade, was Paul's first cousin. I had the pleasure of meeting Paul and speaking with him about our shared family history several times.

Sincerely,

Larry Caillouet

I am so sorry to hear of Mr. Paul's passing. He was my boss at St. Bernard Bank and was a very kind man who I enjoyed working with. Rest in peace Mr. Paul. My sympathy is with his family.

Mr Paul will be sadly missed by all who knew him. I know Mom and Dad (La Nasa) will be waiting to greet him and hope him and mom don't fight too much!! Our prayers and thoughts are with your family.