Muriel H. LANDRY

I am so sorry for your Loss. Muriel was a good friend. I will miss her friendship.

Although I am sorry for your loss, seeing Mrs. Landry's picture in the paper brought back many good memories from the Library at Ross Middle School. She was always nice and in a good mood and will be missed. Tom Schanie - www.tls-harp-piano.com

I was a 7'th and 8'th grade English teacher at Ross Middle School when Muriel was our librarian (1970-1979). I remember her as such a gracious person. Scot Brown

Dearest Barney,we are so saddened to hear that your sweetheart has passed. You two seemed to have shared a special love. She was a classy lady. I enjoyed working with the both of you as well as our friendship. Our sincere condolences in this most difficult time. Rob and Pam Mosser

Mr. Landry, So sorry for your loss. Though she was not herself the last few years we loved her for the person she was prior to her ilness and the legacy she left behind. You truly are to be commended for your unfailing love and devotion to her. May God comfort you always. Your old neighbor and friend, Bill Floyd

Mrs. Landry was my Home Economics teacher at Lakota High School. It has been many years, but I still recall her patiently helping us as we struggled with sewing projects. So much of what she taught us I have used over the years as I raised my four children. I am so sorry to learn that she has passed away.

Muriel was a very special person who came into my life many years ago and I cherish the time we spent together in our 'gourmet' club. My sincere condolences to Barney and Donna. Lovingly in Christ, Jane and Eston Campbell

I had Mrs. Landry when she taught at Lakota High School. She was teaching Home Economics at the time. She laughingly advised me to search for something other than sewing to do in my life. She would be so proud of me today, for I am a quilter. Loved being in her class.