He is survived by his son, Donald LeJeune and wife Claire of Church Point; a daughter-in-law, Dorothy LeJeune of Eunice; a grandson, Charles Lejeune and wife Crystal of Eunice; two granddaughters, Emily Ostos of Duluth, MN and Courtney Jennings and husband Kurt of Port Barre, LA and six great-grandchildren: Tyler, Bryant and Noah LeJeune; Madison, Gavin and John Jennings. He was preceded in death by his parents, Alexcius and Melina Venable LeJeune; his wife of sixty-six years, Mary Alice Thibodeaux Lejeune; a son, Ronald Dale Lejeune and a sister, Gertie Mae LeJeune Thibodeaux. Horace, known as “ToTo”, was a U.S. Army veteran of WWII, a farmer, a carpenter and a devout Catholic who prayed the Rosary daily. Always ready for a conversation in “French”; he loved gardening, mowing his lawn and visiting with family and friends. He will be honored with a Flag Presentation Ceremony at the time of services.
He is survived by his son, Donald LeJeune and wife Claire of Church Point; a daughter-in-law, Dorothy LeJeune of Eunice; a grandson, Charles Lejeune and wife Crystal of Eunice; two granddaughters, Emily Ostos of Duluth, MN and Courtney Jennings and husband Kurt of Port Barre, LA and six great-grandchildren: Tyler, Bryant and Noah LeJeune; Madison, Gavin and John Jennings. He was preceded in death by his parents, Alexcius and Melina Venable LeJeune; his wife of sixty-six years, Mary Alice Thibodeaux Lejeune; a son, Ronald Dale Lejeune and a sister, Gertie Mae LeJeune Thibodeaux. Horace, known as “ToTo”, was a U.S. Army veteran of WWII, a farmer, a carpenter and a devout Catholic who prayed the Rosary daily. Always ready for a conversation in “French”; he loved gardening, mowing his lawn and visiting with family and friends. He will be honored with a Flag Presentation Ceremony at the time of services.
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