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Coralie "Cora" Gauthier
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Veade Gauthier, age 83, will be held on Thursday, February 21, 2013 beginning at 11am at St. Mary's Catholic Church of Cottonport with Father Jaime Medina Cruz officiating. Visitation will be held on Wednesday, February 20, 2013 beginning at 4pm and ending at 9pm, and will resume the following morning at 8am at the Escudé Funeral Home of Cottonport. A rosary will be held at 7pm on Wednesday. Interment will be held in St. Mary's Cemetery #2.
Mrs. Cora, native of Plaucheville & a resident of Cottonport, was preceded in death by an infant son, John Gauthier, son, Paul Gauthier of Cottonport, sister Romaine Lachney of Plaucheville, her parents Amy Rabalais Veade and Linton Veade of Plaucheville, step-mother Nora Veade of Plaucheville.
Survivors include her husband, Roy Gauthier of Cottonport, one daughter, Gail Valentour (Joseph E. Jr.) of Lafayette; two sons, Steven Gauthier of Elton and Douglas Gauthier of Cottonport, one brother Webster Veade of New Orleans. She is also survived by six grandchildren, Kerri Richardson (Brad) of Lafayette, Katie Valentour of Lafayette, Chad Gauthier (Heather) of Cottonport, John Gauthier (Jessica) of Dupont, Michael and Daniel Gauthier of Lafayette; and four great-grandchildren, Jacob Gauthier of Cottonport, Kade Gauthier of Dupont, Lexie and Landon Richardson of Lafayette, numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews.
Mrs. Cora retired after working 52 years as Co-Owner of Roy's Supermarket in Cottonport. Mrs. Cora was very active in assisting families by collecting clothing & various items for families in need. Her generosity was always greatly appreciated. She also enjoyed knitting, crocheting, gardening, and reading. Mrs. Cora was a loving and caring soul and will be missed by her family and those who knew her.
The family would like to extend a special "Thank You" to the staff at Colonial Nursing Home for the warm and loving care given to Mrs. Cora.
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Steve and Family - So sorry to hear of the passing of your mom. I always talk about going to the store to buy popsicles while at recreation or visiting my grandmother at the library. Your mom was always kind and gentle. God bless your family during this difficult time.
Peggy Juneau
Lake Charles, LA
February 22, 2013
Gail, Steve and Doug, Sorry to hear about your mom. I have fond memories of my youth going to your home and the store. God Bless all of you.
Dennis Edwards
February 22, 2013
Doug,
May God keep you in his hands as you keep your mother's love in your heart.
Diana Ardoin
February 20, 2013
Prayers to Mr. Roy & family.I will always remember Mrs.Cora. Sorry for ya'll lost
Elaine ( Gauthier } Dunn
February 20, 2013
I remember Miss Cora as being such a kind and friendly person. It was a special treat checking out at the store when she was there and knowing that she would always speak to me in French. A valuable member of the community has been lost. Our prayers are with all of the family.
John Louis Thévenot
Montréal, Québec Canada
John Thévenot
February 19, 2013
Doug and all the Gauthier Family,
Our deepest sympathy to you during this most difficult time. Doug we know how close you were to your mother and the love and care you gave to her during her illness. She is an angel looking over you and your family.
Employees of the Avoyelles Parish School Board Maintenance & Warehouse Dept
February 19, 2013
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