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Eileen Poillion Palmisano
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Eileen Marie Poillion Palmisano born October 29, 1955, was the daughter of Elaine Mary LaBauve and the late Lawrence Joseph Poillion, mother of Bryan Lawrence Palmisano (Angela) and grandmother of Alysia Palmisano. She was preceded in death by her two sisters, Lynda Susan and Renee Jeanette Poillion.
Eileen graduated from St. Julian Eymard Catholic School and O. Perry Walker High School. She volunteered at West Jefferson Hospital for 18 years and was a member of Christ the King Catholic Church in Terrytown. Eileen leaves many friends especially Lester Guillot, Sr. and his family, Linda Schiro and the residents of Our Lady of Wisdom Health Care Center at 5600 General de Gaulle Drive, New Orleans LA.
Friends and family are invited to attend the funeral mass at 11AM on Wednesday, April 30, 2025 in the Chapel of Our Lady of Wisdom; visitation beginning at 10AM. The interment will take place immediately following mass at St. Louis Cemetery #3 in New Orleans, LA. Please visit www.mothefunerals.com to view and sign the online guestbook. The family has entrusted Mothe Funeral Home to handle all funeral arrangements.
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