Why I make Memorials: *For many people the only opportunity they might have to know where a relative or dear friend is buried might be through Find a grave. *Every deceased person deserves to be honored with a Memorial. *I've had a lot of help with my family history along the way and this is one of the ways I can give back.

For 40 plus years I have been putting families together in my personal database. I mostly work in Terrebonne, Lafourche and surrounding parishes in Louisiana.

I enjoy placing memorials and linking family members in Findagrave. I'm happy to make transfers as long as it is not my close relative and most of them are not close family members. Please, include your contributor number in your transfer request.

I do my own research for the information I enter in these bios unless stated otherwise. My sources are reference books, census, obituaries and other records. However, I am human and do make errors. Please, notify me via the Edit feature and I'll gladly correct mistakes or add additional information.

**My heartfelt thanks to other Contributors who add memorials or take the time to send additions/corrections. I greatly appreciate it.**

I gladly add obits to a bio. In my opinion, that little dash you see between a birth and death date is part of what you see in an obit. It's part of the deceased persons life. An obit is a also validation of the information entered in a Memorial.

My gravemarker images may be used for personal use and sharing, but, please, not for selling.

Facebook Group page; Ancestor Pictures for Louisiana Descendants. Visit the page if you are interested.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/190234727658321/
(copy and paste the address into the URL.

C. A. Daigle

NOTE: Those of you who have visited my profile before will notice I've changed the way my name shows, my picture and I 've removed my email. I did this because of a recent hack on my email account that caused me and a lot of other people aggravation.

Why I make Memorials: *For many people the only opportunity they might have to know where a relative or dear friend is buried might be through Find a grave. *Every deceased person deserves to be honored with a Memorial. *I've had a lot of help with my family history along the way and this is one of the ways I can give back.

For 40 plus years I have been putting families together in my personal database. I mostly work in Terrebonne, Lafourche and surrounding parishes in Louisiana.

I enjoy placing memorials and linking family members in Findagrave. I'm happy to make transfers as long as it is not my close relative and most of them are not close family members. Please, include your contributor number in your transfer request.

I do my own research for the information I enter in these bios unless stated otherwise. My sources are reference books, census, obituaries and other records. However, I am human and do make errors. Please, notify me via the Edit feature and I'll gladly correct mistakes or add additional information.

**My heartfelt thanks to other Contributors who add memorials or take the time to send additions/corrections. I greatly appreciate it.**

I gladly add obits to a bio. In my opinion, that little dash you see between a birth and death date is part of what you see in an obit. It's part of the deceased persons life. An obit is a also validation of the information entered in a Memorial.

My gravemarker images may be used for personal use and sharing, but, please, not for selling.

Facebook Group page; Ancestor Pictures for Louisiana Descendants. Visit the page if you are interested.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/190234727658321/
(copy and paste the address into the URL.

C. A. Daigle

NOTE: Those of you who have visited my profile before will notice I've changed the way my name shows, my picture and I 've removed my email. I did this because of a recent hack on my email account that caused me and a lot of other people aggravation.