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Bill, a resident of Opelousas, was the son of the late Bill James Comeaux, Sr. and the former Donna Lynn Moreau.
He is survived by his wife, Tonya Comeaux of Opelousas; his son, Dakota Mitchell Comeaux of Opelousas; his step-daughters, Angelique Devillier of Church Point, LA and Leslie Elizabeth Fontenot of Opelousas; his step-son, Dustin Brad Fontenot of Opelousas; his grand-daughter, Aubree Lynn Denee Comeaux; his step grand-daughter, Kylie Alexis Stelly; one sister, Michelle Comeaux; one brother, Glen Norman Craig; his half-sisters, Franceen Vidrine and Shantia Lamana and his half-brother Barry Comeaux. He was preceded in death by his parents; his first wife, Theresa Lynn Devillier Comeaux; a step grand-daughter, Addyson Claire Stelly; his brother, Jerrod Wade Moreau and a sister, Leanna Moreau.
Personal condolences may be sent to the Comeaux family at www.guidryfuneralhome.com. Guidry Funeral Home, 219 N. Broadway St., Church Point, LA is in charge of final arrangements.
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Wayne Choate
March 13, 2025
Sorry Bill, I'm going to miss our messages talking but pray your not suffering anymore will meet again Shirley and Wayne
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