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Issue 49 - 2014 Free Homegrown Newspaper
Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2014
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Hardee’s Gives Back to
The Community
By Nicole Vega, Assistant Editor wounded warriors, and their
Hardee’s is a company families, to hold a toy drive.
that is known for its efforts The toy drive began on Nov.
to give back to the commu- 18 and will continue until
nity wherever its restau- Dec. 19. Residents can dorants may be located. It is nate an unwrapped toy at any
an effort that the company Hardee’s location.
takes great pride in mak- The toys will be given to
ing. This Christmas season families of service members
Hardee’s is at it again.
and veterans to help spread
Hardee’s has partnered Christmas cheer where it
with the Louisiana Heroes could be used the most.
Project, a nonprofit organi- Hardee’s is continuing to
zation that supports Loui- experience rapid growth in
siana military, veterans, the Louisiana area, and its
Hardee’s Cares program
continues its mission to assist schools, churches, and
nonprofits to help improve
the community.
“The Hardee’s Louisiana team is thrilled to partner with the Louisiana Heroes Project to support our
local service members during the holidays,” said Rick
Jones, Director of Operations in Louisiana for Para
See TOYS, page 4
The St. Bernard Parish Post
Hardee’s is continuing its mission to give back to the community by holding a toy drive.
New Funeral Home Ready
to Serve St. Bernard
By Rhett Pritchard,
Correspondent
Charbonnet Family Services celebrated its ribbon
cutting on Nov. 30, opening the doors of a new location in Violet to residents
of both St. Bernard and
Plaquemines parishes.
This is the second
branch of the original Charbonnet Family Services,
which has been operating
out of New Orleans’ historic Treme neighborhood
See FUNERAL, page 4
Charbonnet Funeral Home uses a horse-drawn hearse to bring
attention to its modern services.
Special
Candle
Lighting
Scheduled
There will be a special
candle lighting to honor the
memory of all beloved children who have died. The
event will take place on Sunday, Dec. 14 at the TCF Children’s Memorial Garden,
8201 W. Judge Perez Dr. in
Chalmette. All wishing to
participate are asked to gather at 6:30 p.m. in the St. Bernard Council Chambers, the
site of the children’s memory garden. The main candle
lighting is at 7 p.m.
There will be a program of
musical selections and video
viewing followed by the individual lighting of candles in
memory of the beloved children, grandchildren and siblings.
Candles will be provided.
You may bring a picture or
memento of your loved one.
The
Compassionate
Friends Worldwide Candle
Lighting unites family and
friends around the globe in
lighting candles for one hour
to honor the memories of the
sons, daughters, brothers,
sisters, and grandchildren
who left too soon. As candles
are lit at 7 p.m. local time,
hundreds of thousands of
persons commemorate and
honor the memory of all children gone too soon.
Now believed to be the
largest mass candle lighting
on the globe, the 18th annual
Worldwide Candle Lighting, a gift to the bereavement
community from The Compassionate Friends, creates a
virtual 24-hour wave of light
as it moves from time zone to
time zone.
TCF’s WWCL started in
the U.S. in 1997 as a small inSee CANDLE, page 6
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Friends of Tourism Award Goes to Gulf Coast Bank
By La Shawn Fernandez, Correspondent
On Dec. 3 Gulf Coast Bank
& Trust received the 2014
Friends of Tourism Award
at the St. Bernard Chamber of Commerce Banquet.
The award highlighted the
bank’s outstanding contributions in support of the St.
Bernard Parish Tourism Industry. Presenting the award
from the St. Bernard Tourism
Committee was Lena Torres
and Katie Tommaseo.
Gulf Coast Bank & Trust
offers its trolley car for services to many different nonprofit events and organizations in the St. Bernard and
Greater New Orleans Community at no cost.
The Gulf Coast Bank &
Trust trolley car has been a
great promotional tool for
Gulf Coast Bank. By the end
of December, the trolley
car will have made 117 trips
throughout 2014.
Receiving the award was
Gus Riess, Branch Manager
of the Civic Center Branch,
Guy Williams, CEO of Gulf
Coast Bank, and Sandy
McNab, Branch Operations
Manager of the Civic Center
Branch.
If any non-profit organization is interested in renting
the trolley car, contact Sandy
McNab at 504-561-1300.
Receiving the award was Gus Riess, Branch Manager of the Civic
Center Branch, Guy Williams, CEO of Gulf Coast Bank, and Sandy
McNab, Branch Operations Manager of the Civic Center Branch.
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TOYS
Continued from page 1
digm Investment Group,
LLC., Hardee’s parent
company. “We are dedicated to serving our community throughout the year
and are proud to give back
to an amazing local organization and strong individuals that have not only
fought for our community
in Chalmette, but for our
entire country.”
Hardee’s continues to
grow its presence in the
community by holding fundraisers such as its Christmas toy drive and bringing
new locations to Louisiana. For more information
about the Louisiana Heroes
Project, visit its website at
www.louisianaheroesproject.com.
FUNERAL
since 1883. For over 100
years, Charbonnet has provided the people of New Orleans with burials, cremations and limousine services,
as well as weddings and insurance. The addition of the
second site will allow the funeral home to provide these
much needed services to St.
Bernard.
Louis Charbonnet, owner, recognized the need for
another funeral home in St.
Bernard a while back, he said.
“We’ve been looking at
the need for another funeral
home since Katrina,” said
Charbonnet, adding, “There’s
only one other funeral home
and we’re offering a different
choice.”
Members of the local
church community, including pastors, priests and ministers from churches around
the Parish, were there to
show support as members of
the Chamber of Commerce
officially opened the business
to the public.
Charbonnet Family Services will provide residents
with a new option with competitive prices and facilities, said Charbonnet. “It’s a
welcome addition to the local business community of
St. Bernard. We’re a familyowned business. We want to
bring the same services we
have been bringing to the
people of New Orleans for
over 132 years to the people
of St. Bernard,” he said.
Charbonnet encourages
residents to come to the new
location at 4917 E. Judge Per-
ez Dr. in Violet to compare
their facilities and prices, he
said.
Members of the local church community and Parish dignitaries were there to show support as members of the Chamber of Commerce
officially opened the business to the public.
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CANDLE
brance of children who have died
but will never be forgotten.
Every year you are invited to
post a message in the Rememternet observance but has since brance Book which will be availswelled in numbers as word has able, during the event, at TCF’s
spread throughout the world of the national website, www.compasremembrance. Hundreds of for- sionatefriends.org. RSVP or for
mal candle lighting events are held more information, please contact
and thousands of informal candle Liz at 504-421-3986, Kathy at
lightings are conducted in homes 504-913-5255 or Michelle at 504as families gather in quiet remem- 413-9897.
Historic Marker Dedication
Held at De La Ronde Ruins
Officials from St. Bernard Parish
Government, Chalmette Refining and
the Daughters of the British Empire
gathered on the site of the former De
La Ronde Plantation to dedicate the
newest historic marker in St. Bernard.
“I appreciate the hard work members of my administration have invested in this project making these
markers a reality,” said Parish President David Peralta. “Our historian Bill
Hyland wrote the text of the marker,
Michael Bayham worked on identifying the key locations and our tourist
director Katherine Tommaseo did a
fantastic job putting the funds together to get it done prior to the upcoming
bicentennial of the Battle of New Orleans,” said Peralta.
Tommaseo spearheaded the successful fundraising drive to raise the
money for five new historic markers
across St. Bernard that provide information about important events that
took place during the Battle of New
Orleans. Chalmette Refining, LLC was
the sponsor for the new De La Ronde
Plantation historic marker.
“This was a wonderful event and
I am glad we are doing more to commemorate all of the parties that were
involved in one of the most important
battles in American history and the
military engagement that changed for
the better relations between the United States and the United Kingdom,”
said Jane Caruso of the Daughters of
the British Empire. “The De La Ronde
ruins has a special place for the British as it served as a field hospital during the Battle of New Orleans, and it
was where the bodies of both General
Edward Pakenham and General Samuel Gibbs were taken after they were
killed in the Battle of New Orleans.”
Honorary British Consul to New
Orleans James Coleman spoke at the
dedication, and the event concluded
with bagpipe music and a reception
at Rocky & Carlo’s. The Daughters of
the British Empire will hold a commemoration event at the De La Ronde
Plantation ruins in honor of the British fallen during the Battle of New Orleans on the morning of Jan. 9 as part
of the state’s Battle of New Orleans
Bicentennial events.
Photo Courtesy of Lenor Duplessis
Pictured (l-r) are Tourism Director Katherine Tommaseo; Nicole Nicosia; Gayle
Buckley; Michael Bayham; Jane Caruso of the Daughters of the British Empire;
Elizabeth Ellison-Frost of Chalmette Refining; Parish President; David Peralta,
Wanda Alcon; Bill Hyland; and Lena Nunez.
growing and accomplishing
much more.
will not accept entries to the
“Coffeetalk” section of the
newspaper that are written
in ALL CAPS. No entry will be
considered that is written in
ALL CAPS. Also this is a public notice area. Do not submit
advertisements to “Coffeetalk.” The Post thanks you.
Holiday Ride Home Program. The St. Bernard
Parish Sheriff’s Office
began its free Holiday Ride
Home program on Thanksgiving Day. The program,
designed to prevent drinking and driving, runs through
Jan. 2. More than 20 people
took part last year, getting a
ride home from any point in
the Parish — no questions
asked, Sheriff Pohlmann
said. Call 271-2501 for the
ride.
War of 1812 Bicentennial. Experience living history,
cannon firing, children’s activities, and campfire cooking
at the Chalmette Battlefield
National Park. Thursday,
Jan. 8 through Saturday,
Jan. 10 — the 200th anniversary of the Battle of New
Orleans. Presented by the
park, a morning ceremony
will reflect the importance
of the bicentennial as well as
the many people and groups
involved in the battle on Jan.
8. More information can be
found on the National Park
Service website which is
www.nps.gov/jela
Narfe (National Association of Active and Retired Federal Employees) but will not meet this
month at the Council on Aging Conference Room. The
chapter will meet at the Blue
Porch Restaurant 2012 Paris
Road, Chalmette, for 11 a.m.
The St. Bernard School for its Christmas Luncheon
District has immediate and instillation of new offiopenings for school bus cers. Please let Carloyn Little
drivers. Drivers must have know by Dec. 8 if you will be
a valid CDL license with Pas- attending. Linda Kuhn, Secsenger and Student endorse- retary of Chapter 1397 on the
ments, pass a background Westbank will be installing
check, and be drug free. In- the new officers.
terested individuals must
fill out an application at the Chalmette High School
St. Bernard School District Presents Christmas at the
Personnel Office, located at movies, Thursday, Dec. 11
200 E. St. Bernard Hwy., and Friday, Dec. 12, 2014.
Chalmette. The St. Bernard Curtain rises at 7 p.m., lobSchool District is conducting by opens at 6:15 p.m., Chala training class for individu- mette High School Cultural
als interested in obtaining a Arts Center. Tickets available
CDL license to drive a school at the CHS Academy Office
bus for the district. Positions daily from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
are currently open for substi- and at the Cultural Arts Centute bus drivers. Permanent ter box office from 3 p.m. to
driving positions are filled 6 p.m. on Dec. 9 and Dec. 10.
from the substitute driver Price is $7 for students and
list. For additional informa- $10 for adults.
tion, call 504-301-3941.
The next meeting of the
The next meeting of the St. Bernard Parish TourSt. Bernard Community ist Commission is schedAnti-Drug Coalition will uled for Wednesday, Dec. 10,
be held on Dec. 9 at 9:30 2014, at noon. The meeting
a.m. at Docville Farm. (5128 will take place at the Visitors’
E. St. Bernard Hwy. in Vio- Center located at 409 Aycock
let — turn in through the oak St. in Arabi. The Agenda will
trees and follow the driveway include discussion of upto the tall building parking coming events, marketing,
near the river). The coalition and planning for the Tourist
has accomplished much this Commission.
past year and look forward to ExxonMobil Operations
and Mechanical Pre-employment Testing. Jobs:
Process Operator, Instrument/Analyzer Technician,
Lab Tech, Machinist, Mechanical Crafts, Electrician,
Chalmette on Thursday, Dec.
11, 2014, and Friday, Dec.
12, 2014. Two Sessions: 7
a.m. – 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. –
6 p.m. Apply Online in the
BrassRing System www.exxonmobil.com/careers/usa,
Select Chalmette as your test
location preference.
New Orleans Center for Creative Arts Application Deadline: Friday, Jan. 9, 2015.
Middle and high school students are encouraged to apply to audition to New Orleans Center for Creative Arts
(NOCCA) by that date. All interested students should visit
www.nocca.com to download
and print an application.
All applications must be received by NOCCA by Jan. 9 to
be considered for auditions.
St. Bernard Parish Government Housing and Redevelopment
Community,
Service Block Grant (CSBG)
School Uniform Assistance
Program. St. Bernard Parish
Government will be offering
vouchers for school uniform
coats to those families meeting the Low-Income requirements of the CSBG program
guidelines, with children attending St. Bernard Parish
Public schools. Clients must
submit documentation including Current Valid ID,
Social Security cards for all
household members, Proof
of Income for all members
of the household, Current
Food Stamp printout (if applicable), and proof of enrollment for 2014-15 school
year. Anyone in the household who is able to work but
is not currently working will
be referred to the St. Bernard
Business and Career Solutions Center in order to qualify. Clients must call to set an
appointment. Vouchers are
limited. Please call 504-2784468 (option #3) with questions or to set an appointment. No duplications of
benefits new applicants only.
The Arlene and Joseph
Meraux Charitable Foundation announced it would
donate $100,000 over the
next three years to support
the Waters to the Sea® Mississippi River Delta Educational Initiative in St. Bernard Parish. The Initiative
will offer professional development experiences for
St. Bernard teachers and
enrich learning for students
through a focus on Mississippi River delta education.
The Initiative will include
three elements: a three-day
Mississippi River Delta Institute for educators to be held
each of the next three years at
Docville Farm, an interactive
multimedia learning program about the Delta’s natural and cultural history, and
a teacher exchange program
between St. Bernard Parish
public schools and two school
districts in the Minneapolis,
St. Paul area. For more information, visit: merauxfoundation.org/news/delta
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soon online at http://www.
runningofthesantas.com. A
portion of the proceeds will
benefit That Others May Live
Foundation. For more information, call 504-401-6990.
Gambling problem? Many
thousands of people throughout the world who have problems due to excessive gambling have found assistance
through Gamblers Anonymous (GA). If gambling is destroying you or someone you
care about, you are invited to
attend. Meetings are held at
7 p.m. on Wednesdays only
at the Acer Building, 7532 W.
Judge Perez Dr., Arabi.
Alcoholics Anonymous
meetings in St. Bernard Parish are at the following times:
Friday evening at 7 p.m.,
Sunday evenings at 5 p.m.,
Monday evenings at 7 p.m.
and Wednesday evenings at 7
p.m. All meetings are held at
the Gethsemane Church on
Paris Road. If you’re having a
Running of the Santas, problem with alcohol, all are
the most anticipated Christ- welcome.
mastime tradition in New
Orleans, returns with thou- Do you sincerely enjoy
sands of participants dressed helping others — Sinin festive costumes to cel- cerely helping others?
ebrate the annual extrava- There are Elderly, Disabled
ganza on Dec. 13. Now in its and Young Children in St
fourth year in New Orleans, Bernard Parish who sadly
the Holiday “Fun Run” has go to bed hungry. You can
quickly become one of the help prevent this. First Baphottest signature Christmas- tist Church-Chalmette at 305
time events in the city. Last East Saint Bernard Hwy. is in
year’s “Running of the San- need of Loving Volunteers:
tas” attracted revelers from Men or Women to collect
across the Gulf Coast to the and distribute food. Giving a
streets of downtown New Or- small segment of your Time
leans as they participated in and Love helps feed those
Christmastime merrymak- hungry people. Please call
ing. This year’s holiday block 619-265-6705 and ask for
party kicks off at 3 p.m. from “Mike.”
the “South Pole” located at
Barcadia
Bar/Restaurant/ The 2014 Wreaths Across
Arcade at 601 Tchoupitoulas America wreath laying
St. where party-goers can en- will take place on Saturday,
joy great food, holiday drinks Dec. 13 in Chalmette Naand special entertainment. tional Historical Cemetery at
The crowds then embark on 10 a.m. This national nona seven block “fun run” at 6 profit organization founded
p.m. to the “North Pole” at in 2007 to continue the work
Generations Hall at 310 An- of Morrill Worcester who, in
drew Higgins Dr. Tickets to 1997, began laying the extra
the “Running of the Santas” wreaths his business had on
are now available at http:// the graves at Arlington Narunningofthesantas.com. tional Cemetery has expandGeneral admission tickets ed to all 50 states. For more
are $15. New details concern- information, contact Bonnie
ing the 2014 “Running of Cook at 504-722-8823 or at
the Santas” will be released bbpcook@aol.com
Knights of Columbus and Operation Merry Christmas Toy Give Away
Members of Operation Merry
Christmas presented a check to
the Knights of Columbus Council #5747 for $8,750 to support
the annual toy and food giveaway program. The two organizations joined forces to continue
the tradition of a Parish wide
distribution that was started by
Operation Merry Christmas in
1985 and the Knights of Columbus has continued the tradition
after Hurricane Katrina.
The annual Christmas gift
give-away will be held Sunday,
Dec. 14 at noon at the Sigur Civic
Center Grand Ballroom, 8245
W. Judge Perez Dr., Chalmette.
All St. Bernard Children from
newborns to Age 12 are invited
to attend and pick out a toy.
A food distribution will be
made at 10 a.m. on Dec. 14. Any
family in need should contact its
church to secure a voucher to
obtain a turkey and food basket.
Chairman Cisco Gonzales
stated, “It’s that Christmas Season that ignites the Knights of
Columbus #5747 to gear up rapidly for this year’s Christmas Gift
give-away known as A Knight’s
Gift. With the support of Operation Merry Christmas, this year’s
event will be bigger than ever.”
He further commented that
his members stated, “We’re lit
up and ready to put a smile on
all children’s faces regardless of
economic stymies. We expect a
large crowd due to the blow to
the economy and rise in unemployment and we are prepared.”
Children can pick out their own
toy.
Operation Merry Christmas
Founding Member Chris Roussel, stated, “OMC is pleased that
the Knights of Columbus Organization is continuing to fulfill
our mission that was initiated in
1985; caring for those families in
need, especially during the Holiday Season.”
A Knight’s Gift — a give-away
of toys and dolls — is sponsored
by Knights of Columbus Council
#5747 Chalmette with proceeds
from the group’s Louisiana
Crawfish Festival along with the
Operation Merry Christmas Organization. The distribution in
the Grand Ballroom will include
gifts for newborns to children
age 12.
Photo Courtesy of Robert E. Showalter
Pictured (l-r) are Robby Showalter, Knights of Columbus; Judy Hoffmeister, Operation Merry Christmas;
Cisco Gonzales, Knights of Columbus; Tim Doody, Operation Merry Christmas; Ronnie Lehrmann, Operation Merry Christmas; and Danny Bourgeois, Operation Merry Christmas.
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ST. BERNARD SPORTS
Your Place For Sports News in St. Bernard Parish
PHOTOS BY: THE ST. BERNARD PARISH POST
Lady Pirates Win Three Straight
By Todd Nunez,
Correspondent
The NP Trist Lady Pirates
won three games last week. In
each game the Lady Pirates
are using their entire roster to
play good defense and get scoring efforts from different players. Stephanie Seago and Edie
Rhodes are the Trist coaches.
Trist defeated Belle Chasse
Middle 26-22 on Monday in a
hard fought game. Ashlyn Barwick led the Lady Pirates with 11
points. Samantha Turnage and
Abby Molinary added six and
five points respectively in the
win. Also scoring for the Lady
Pirates against Belle Chasse
were Jade Punch and Ashley
Dourrieu with two points each.
On Tuesday, the Lady Pirates beat Andrew Jackson Middle 37-20 at home. The Lady
Colonels played well but fell
short in the game. At halftime,
Trist was leading by two points
at 14-12. In the third quarter the
Lady Pirates scored 12 points
while holding Andrew Jackson
to one basket to open a 26-14
lead heading into the final period. Punch led the Lady Pirates in
scoring with 15 points with Bar-
By Todd Nunez,
Correspondent
The Chalmette High football team had eight players
make the District 8-5A AllDistrict First Team. Defensive lineman Jalin Scott was
the District Defensive Most
Valuable Player. Scott led
Chalmette with 67 tackles.
He had three sacks and 17
tackles for losses. Linebacker
Austin Bergeron and defensive back Erin Rodriguez also
made the first team.
Four Owls made the AllDistrict team on offense —
Zeke Keirsey as an offensive
lineman and Montrell Howard as a wide receiver. Howard had 38 receptions for
401 yards receiving and two
touchdowns. Jayvon Lewis
and Masen Mitchell were
chosen as running backs.
wick adding 11 points. Molinary
scored four points and Kelani
Gilmore added three. Hailey Vitrano and Turnage each scored
two points.
Trist defeated St Bernard
Middle 31-16 for its third win
of the week on Thursday. Dourrieu and Vitrano led the Lady
Pirates in scoring with 10 and
nine points respectively. Punch
scored five points against the
Lady Eagles. Rachelle Weathers,
Amani Duckworth, and Taelin
Shelton each scored two points
and Gilmore added one point
against the Lady Eagles. Janie
Ginart and Emma Nunez have
also played well for the Lady Pirates.
This week the Lady Pirates
will play three games. Monday
and Thursday the Lady Pirates
will play Belle Chasse and Andrew Jackson on the road. Lusher will play Trist at home on
Tuesday.
Lady Pirates’ defense against Andrew Jackson.
Owls Earn All District Honors
Lewis had 885 yards on 137
carries and 11 touchdowns.
Mitchell had 114 carries for
867 yards and seven touchdowns.
Owl place kicker Juan
Esparza converted all 29 extra points attempted, and he
made six field goals for a total
of 47 points.
Three Owls earned second team All-District on offense. Offensive lineman
Damon Barden and Jason
Tucker made the team. Malik Blaise made the team as a
wide receiver.
Five defensive players
earned second team All-District honors: Defensive lineman Tyler Lund, linebackers
Michaund Blaise and Brandon Tuesno, and defensive
backs Kendrick Tinson and
Mikael Blaise.
Seven Owls also earned
honorable mention All-District honors, Jason Madrid,
William Wei, Ryan Youngs,
and Donnel Taplin on offense
and Tylon Richard and David
Smith on defense.
Chalmette finished the
season with an overall record
of 5-5. The Owls finished in
second place in District 8-5A
behind Ehret. Chalmette lost
13-10 to Ehret to open district
play. The Owls finished their
season with four consecutive
district wins over Helen Cox,
West Jeff, Bonnabel, and
Higgins.
All District 8-5A Zeke Keirsey, #79.
District 8-5A defensive MVP is Jalin Scott, #32.
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Weather
Climate Forecast For Winter 2014-2015
Barry D. Keim, Louisiana State Climatologist, Louisiana State University
The Climate Prediction
Center has issued its forecast
for this upcoming winter season. In this instance, winter is
defined as the months of December, January and February.
The forecast calls for cooler than normal temperatures
across the Gulf South, with a
high probability of being wetter than normal across all the
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southern states of the U.S.
(Figure 1). These conditions
are typical of what you’d expect during an El Nino winter, though El Nino has not
yet officially arrived on the
scene.
Currently, forecasters are
estimating that we have a 65
percent chance of experiencing an El Nino this winter,
and if it does indeed emerge,
it is likely to be weak. Even if
it doesn’t, I wouldn’t be surprised if the forecast holds
anyway as El Nino-like phenomena continues to play out
— take for example our rather
mild hurricane season, which
is typical during El Ninos So
far, this has been the best
non-El Nino “El Nino-like”
year that we’ve ever had.
So, despite the forecast for
coolish temperatures, Decem- note that this forecast is for
ber has gotten out of the gate the entire three-month period
on the rather warm side, but in its totality. Only time will
tell if the forecast will hold.
Please contact me with any
questions at keim@lsu.edu.
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mother of 8 grandchildren, 11
great grandchildren and 2 great
great grandchildren.
Obituaries
Errol Joseph Nunez beloved and devoted husband of
the late Jean Estelle Nunez,
entered into eternal rest on
Nov. 22, 2014, at his home at
the age of 69. He was a lifelong resident of St. Bernard
Parish. Son of the late Ferdinand and Claire Smith Nunez.
Brother to Calvin Nunez
(Emma Jean), Ervin “Rookie” ‘Nunez (Barbara), Ronnie
Nunez (Lucille), and Phyllis
Diecidue (Teddy). His loving
step grandchildren, Matthew
(Kristina), Melanie, Victoria,
and his great gransdon Jonathan. His adoring nieces and
nephews, (Godson) Randy
Nunez, Danita Martin, Tessie Bell, Nicole Dysart, Kelly
Breaux, Kevin Nunez, the late
Kristin Nunez, Monique Medley, Lisa Howard, and Numa
Lebouef. Step-father of Michael Scott (Tarnmy) and Marie Millard. Brother in law of
Maria Calico (Brian), Deborah Schaeffer (Brian), William Edgecombe, Jr. (Blanco),
Joseph Martinez (Anita), and
Ray Edgecombe (Cheryl) and
a host of great nieces, nephews, friends and relatives. Beloved friend of all the St. Bernard Court house Staff.
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Pamela Giroir Tortorich
passed away in her home surrounded by her family Dec. 2,
2014. Preceeded in death by her
son Clint Tortorich. She is survived by her loving husband of
39 years Lou Tortorich, her son
Keith Tortorich, grandchildren
Darius, Lindsey and Hunter
Tortorich, her brother and sister-in-law Tom and Kathy Giroir and her niece Kristie. She
will be sadly missed by so many.
Joyce Ginart Gettys Burgdorf
was called home on Dec. 4,
2014, at the age of 92. She was
the beloved wife of the late Warren H. Gettys and Louis A. Burgdorf. Loving mother of Warren
A. Gettys, Doris G. Arcement
and Joyce M. Gettys. Daughter
of the late Clifford J. and Evelina Lacassagne Ginart. Sister of
late Shirley G. Kisner and Lorraine G. Schmidt. Proud grand-
Nicholas A. Glorioso passed
away on Dec. 4, 2014, at the age
of 70. Beloved son of the late
Gloria Delaney Glorioso and Joseph Glorioso Sr. Father of Nick
and Joseph Alfonso. Brother
of Jimmie F. Glorioso (Dawn),
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Cynthia G. Mauterer (Duke),
Debbiejoe G. Barras (Chuck),
Frank Glorioso and the late Joseph “Joey” A. Glorioso (Kay),
Tony C. Glorioso (Gail) and
Susan G. Manno (Brian). Also
survived by 4 grandchildren, 5
great grandchildren, cousins,
nieces, nephews and friends.
David Michael Clement
passed away on Nov. 27, 2014.
He was 58 years old. He was
preceded in death by his parents
Francis P. and Doris Vicknair
Clement and his niece Emma
McHughes. He is survived by his
sister Diane Clement, nephews
Brian and Timothy McHughes
and great-nephew Brennan
McHughes. David was well
known and loved by many which
included life-long friends as well
as aunts, uncles and cousins.
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