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Paul Joseph
March 18, 2004
Dad I miss you
Blanche Rouquette Dieudonne
March 16, 2004
My deepest condolences to the family.
John was my first cousin. His father Lucien had two sisters, Julienne Rouquette, my mother and Jeanne Horner. John was very close to my brother Jules and Kenneth Horner, Jeannes's son.They went to high school together and were very close.
Blanche Rouquette Dieudonne
Joyce and Bill Thomas
March 12, 2004
John was a geat guy. We'll miss him among the ushers at Mass on Sunday... and miss exchanging stories with him about our sons in Troop 230 and the enjoyable times we all had together. We're certain that his reward in Heaven is great.
Kenneth Hahn
March 12, 2004
You have my deepest sympathy on your loss.I'm very sorry I was unable to make the service.Paul,if you need anything let me know.
Allison Kauders
March 11, 2004
My family first met Mr. John about ten years ago when he used to ride his bike around our neighborhood. Since then he, his family, and my family have become rather close. I was happy to run into him while home for Mardi Gras. I have many memories of Mr. John and wish to live as full of a life as he did! My condolences to his family during this time.
George Heintz
March 11, 2004
My condolances to the family. John and I worked together many years ago. He was a gentleman.
George Heintz
Jessica Gonsoulin
March 11, 2004
I will remember John by the single roses he used to bring to meetings of the New Orleans Chapter of the Louisiana State Poetry Society and his poems about the Navy.
Frank & Donna Altmyer
March 10, 2004
Laura, We are so sorry to hear about your fathers passing.Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time.If you need anything,please let us know.
Love, Frank & Donna
SHIRLEY & CLIFF WHITE
March 10, 2004
DEAR LAURA AND FAMILY, WHAT A GOOD FRIEND YOU WERE TO CHARMAINE AND OUR FAMILY, IN OUR TIME OF SORROW. WE WERE SO SORRY TO HEAR OF THE PASSING OF YOUR FATHER. WE WILL PRAY FOR ALL OF YOU FOR COMFORT AND HEALING.
Shelley Bouvier
March 10, 2004
I'm so glad that I got to spend some time with you last week, Mr. Joseph. I'm really going to miss you and all those little talks on your front porch. I know that you are where you wanted to be now, reunited with your lovely wife up in Heaven. I'll try to keep Jackie in line and behaving herself as best as I can. Until we meet again, I'll truly miss you.
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