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John J. Oubre

John Oubre Obituary

John J. Oubre on Wednesday, March 17, 2004 at 8:23 AM. Beloved Son of Leroy and Iris Naquin Oubre of Paulina, LA. Brother of Ann Comardelle and Eric and Adrian Oubre. Fiancee of Morna Alexander. Age 34 years. A native of LaPlace, LA. and a resident of Baton Rouge. LA. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend services. Visitation at MILLET-GUIDRY FUNERAL HOME, 2806 WEST AIRLINE HIGHWAY, LAPLACE, LA. on Saturday, March 20, 2004 from 9 AM until 11 AM followed by religious services in the funeral home chapel at 11 AM. Burial in St. John Memorial Garden Cemetery, LaPlace, LA.

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Published by The Times-Picayune on Mar. 19, 2004.

Memories and Condolences
for John Oubre

18 Entries

Anthony Herrin

April 15, 2004

I'm very sorry to here of John's passing. He was a great person to get to know even though he was in Hattiesburg for a short time. I just heard of the news a few days ago and wished to express my condolences to his family and fiance. His friends in Hattiesburg will always remember the good times we spent talking and watching SEC sports with John.

Dottie Monistere

April 2, 2004

I have known John since he started working at Lane Memorial Hospital. My deepest sympathies go out to Morna and his family for I have known John only a short time and it was obvious he was a wonderful person and loved by all. He always had a smile on his face and never complained about fixing something in the lab. My co-workers and I will truly miss him.

Heaven is one lucky place right now to have him there. God Bless...

lisa collier

March 23, 2004

JOHN NEVER MET A STRANGER. HE WAS

MY BUDDY. HE WAS A GREAT ASSET TO

LANE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. WE SHARED

MANY CONVERSATION TOGETHER. HEAVEN

MUST HAVE NEEDED A GOOD COOK. HE

LOVED COOKING AND SPENDING TIME WITH

HIS FRIENDS-HE WAS LOOKING FORWARD

TO HAVING A HOME & FAMILY WITH

MORNA & JARED. I MISS HIM AND WILL

ALWAYS HAVE A SPECIAL PLACE IN MY

HEART WITH HIS NAME ON IT. I PRAY

FOR PEACE & HEALING FOR HIS FAMILY.

Stacy and Brett Williams

March 22, 2004

We are so sorry for your loss. John's smile and kindness touched everyone he met. He will be truly missed by all.

Morna Alexander

March 21, 2004

Part of me died on Wednesday, March 17, and I will never be the same. However, I do find comfort in how much John is loved by his friends. He will be greatly missed not just by me but by all who had the privilege of knowing him. I ask for continued prayers especially for his family. If anyone has any little stories or memories of John to share, please email them to me.

Charlotte Bowlin

March 20, 2004

John was a very dear friend that I had the opportunity of meeting when we worked together and our friendship developed. I was very saddened by John's passing and will miss him very much. I would like to extend my sincerest, deepest sympathies and prayers to John's Family.

Nicole Richardson

March 19, 2004

I have known John for a couple of years now. He was such a great person, I could always count on him to be willing to do anything. He truly loved life. He was always in a great mood. He always took care of me when David was not around at the partybox. He really touched my heart. I will miss him dearly. I will never forget him. To his family I am so very sorry for your loss, he was and always will be a great man.

Otey White

March 19, 2004

Please accept our heart-felt condolences. John was a warm, wonderful, kind person. He was always, always willing to lend a helping hand. We will miss his smile and the Party Box will never be the same.

Mary Burke

March 19, 2004

I only had the pleasure of knowing John for a little while when he was working at Lane, but I will miss his cheerful smile and beautiful eyes. He brought a ray of sunshine into the halls of Lane Memorial and will be deeply missed by everyone.

Herb and Jamey Vincent

March 19, 2004

John always had a smile on his face and a warm greeting for friends and strangers alike. If we could all be like John in that respect, the world would be a better place. We'll miss seeing him.

Marty St. Martin

March 19, 2004

John was the kind of person who would start talking to a stranger standing next to him and within 10 minutes have a new friend. If you ever needed help with anything he was glad to lend a hand. John was a great friend and will truely be missed by many.

Holly Mashaw

March 19, 2004

Beef told me Wednesday night that God must need a loyal friend in Heaven and that is why He chose John at this time. John had a lot of friends who thought the world of him and would agree. We will all miss him and he will be in our thoughts for years to come.

Michelle & Glen St. Martin

March 19, 2004

John was a great guy!!! He was a member of our tailgate group for the LSU football and baseball games. We will miss him and his smile.

Michelle Stevens

March 19, 2004

I had the privilege to work with John. We became good friends over the time he spent at Lane. Morning coffee and a run down of the previous day's events is how we started many mornings. His smile and fun-loving personality will deeply be missed. His laughter will forever be in the halls and his smile in our thoughts. Deepest sympathy to John's family, friends and to his fiance Morna and Jared.

Jodi Simpson

March 19, 2004

You held my best friend's heart John. You were her greatest gift... and for that I thank you. I pray God's Grace and healing as your family and friends try to live around your loss. You will be sorely missed. Now rest in His arms.

Marlee Folse

March 19, 2004

Trevis and I are so deeply sorry for your loss. John was part of our little "family" of friends and will be greatly missed. - Trevis and Marlee Folse.

charles lyons

March 19, 2004

I worked with john at the baton rouge general and was very saddened by the news of his death. My deeppest condolences to his family and fiance. john was a good friend and person

Mickey Sullivan

March 19, 2004

I haven't known John for very long -we met through our mutual love for LSU baseball a couple of years ago. In that short period, however, I came to look forward to seeing his easy smile each weekend LSU played at the Box. He was just a happy guy. The Box won't be as much fun without him. I'll miss him. I'll remember him.

My sincerest sympathy goes out to John's family and loved ones. //mickey sullivan

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