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Chief James E. LeBlanc
January 31, 2005
As a young boy growing up at my Grandma & Grandpa's house next to the Sauceman family I was able to learn a lot from Mr. Carl. Mr. Carl loved his family and he loved Ascension Parish. He did an excellent job many years a go with WSLG Radio Station when it was a Country Station. He beleived in broadcasting a lot of events about Ascension Parish. Ms. Sauceman thanks for sharing Mr. Carl with the Ascension Parish Family. We will indeed miss him.
James, Hope, Derek, Dane, Dexter & Drake LeBlanc
Denise Hebert
January 31, 2005
To The Sauceman Family,
You all have my deepest sympathy with the loss of Mr. Carl. I enjoyed growing up with Joann and Terry and alway's being welcome at WSLG. Even though I was a kid he taught me a lot about the radio station.
Denise Hebert
Clifford Johnson
January 31, 2005
Our prayers are with the Sauceman families left behind. Our prayer for you all is God's peace and comfort that can be found in Christ.
The Johnsons
Andy Tucker
January 31, 2005
To the Sauceman family...
Thanks to Jim Brock, I was able to obtain several records and radio transcripts Mr. Sauceman made while at WRAG in Carrolton...this music has been a regular feature on my COUNTRY MUSIC FLASHBACK radio show over the past year. I informed my listeners of the passing Saturday morning during the show, which resulted in numerous phone calls from those telling Carl Sauceman stories. On behalf of everyone in my listening audience, our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Andy Tucker
Huby Boudreaux
January 30, 2005
Louise You have my deepest sympathy on the lost of Carl he was a real good friend and condolences to your chrildren.
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