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Dave & Deanne Keefer
February 26, 2024
Bruce &Marguerite, I worked with Bruce at Shell during the1990´s. My wife Deanne and I want to only wish you all the positive thoughts we can find during this most difficult time.
Leslie Johnson
February 23, 2024
I'm so very sorry for your loss. You are in my prayers.
Karley Fontenot
February 14, 2024
What a beautiful human. I was blessed to meet Ashley in grad school where everyone fell in love with her infectious personality and drive. She inspired so many with her kindness and was a friend to everyone she met. Prayers for your family.
Margaret Nichols
February 11, 2024
Bruce and margareete I just heard about this tragic accident. My heart goes out to you both. God bless you all
Phyliss Evans
February 10, 2024
Bruce, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.
Pam Bordelon
February 9, 2024
To the Grant family,
There are no words at moments like this. I had some interactions with Ashley while she was at LSU AgCenter and she was delightful. I did not know she was a War Eagle, as am I. May the love and support of friends & family sustain you in the days to come. My sincere condolences to you all.
Melvin L Warren
February 7, 2024
Baker: As all of our family, I am still in shock at the loss of Ashley and baby Margaret. In time, I encourage you to look forward and carry on Ashley's love of people, her professional aplomb, and her clear and unflinching embracing of life, friendship, family, love, and all that is good. With all our condolences- Mel Warren, Ann Phillippi, and Daniel and Mac Warren

Lyric Mandell
February 7, 2024
I have not been able to make myself post because there are simply not enough words in the English language or any other language that I have attempted to speak to describe the light that was Ashley Grant or truly how devastating this loss is. Before I even stepped foot into my first class, Sonnet pointed Ashley out as she was dropping me off and said, "She looks nice! You should be her friend," I am so thankful I was lucky enough to call her just that.
I don't mean it lightly when I say I genuinely believe Ashley was one of the best people I have or ever will know. As corny as it sounds, Ashley was larger than life, and her smile or laugh could fill up an entire room with positive energy. She was bold and bright, and it was truly impossible to ever be sad in her presence.
Ashley was the most caring person, always looking for opportunities to help everyone along their journey. Whether you were a student looking for an internship or advice on how to navigate adulthood, or a friend looking for help with statistics (guilty), finding a spouse (guilty), or Amsterdam travel tips (once again guilty), she was there every step. I remember telling her my sister was unsure of her degree path, and she spent hours asking questions about her interests, trying to think of fruitful career paths, and going as far as sending us degree plans to look over.
Ashley´s intellect and skillset were baffling- at times, I felt like she knew more about my research than I did. Ashley was one of the only academic partners I was always thrilled to work with-and the only person I would choose over completing the task by myself every time. Not to mention, she excelled in ways I will never understand- like how she managed to achieve the most incredible hairdo with hot rollers every time.
One of my favorite memories is spending Mardi Gras with her family. It wasn´t the parade itself (which was fun), but it was getting to spend that time with her and her family- seeing how she gets her personality from her mom, hearing her call her dad Bruce, or hearing all the Aunt Mary stories. Oh, and there was nothing more entertaining than watching Ashley make eye contact with the float riders demanding big beads- a demand they simply could not refuse. I am forever grateful for these moments with her and am sad I never told her just how much that time with her meant to me.
I will miss the little things like complaining to her about my dissertation or asking her for advice on jobs. I am also sad to miss the things I had yet to experience, like seeing her become a mom- yet another thing she would´ve excelled at. I´m sad I didn´t get to buy her daughter a sunflower bath or Montessori materials or eventually force my family to open a school for her daughter to attend.
Ashley, I know I only knew you briefly in the grand scheme of life, but you profoundly impacted me. Thank you for bringing so much light into my life and this world. Every day, I strive to be more like you, and I hope you approve of what I do. Your memory will forever be a blessing.
Aris Williams
February 6, 2024
From taking your career prep class to popping into your office at Woodin to say hi, every interaction I had with you left me feeling supported and ready to take on anything. When I dealt with struggles in my personal life, you supported me and I wouldn´t have finished the spring 2023 semester without. The impact you´ve had on the College of Agriculture cannot be reiterated enough. Your LSU Ag kids love you Ashley and we won´t let your memory be forgotten. I can´t even bring myself to walk into Woodin Hall and pass your office knowing that you´re not coming back.
Your student,
Aris
Belinda Clouatre
February 6, 2024
I remember how much fun we had at my Aunt Ronnie´s (Ashley´s grandmother´s) "50s themed" birthday party some years back. It was all laughter, & story-telling at that fun celebration.
Ashley was such a bright & beautiful young lady, both inside & out!
My heartfelt condolences to Ashley´s wonderful family. May all of the good memories live on!
With love,
Belinda
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