Hervest Pierre Baudoin
SHREVEPORT, LA - Hervest Pierre Baudoin, age 65, of Shreveport, died on July 17, 2000, after a courageous battle with cancer.
He is preceded in death by his beloved wife and companion of 39 years, Evelyn Jane Moore Baudoin; mother and father, Ezilda Vincent Baudoin and Caliste Baudoin; two brothers, Roy and Eldredge Baudoin; one sister, Edith B. Romero. He is survived by his four sons, daughters-in-law, and eight grandchildren (whom he adored) as well as two brothers and two sisters. His sons: Thomas Vincent Baudoin and wife Martha, their daughter, Rachal and son Noah; Richard Taylor Baudoin and wife Elizabeth, their daughter, Lauren and son Zachary; David Keith Baudoin and wife Tracy, their son, Dylan; James Hervest Baudoin and wife Kathy, their daughters, Tiffany and Lia and son, Tyler. Brothers: Tite and wife, Eva Baudoin; Harris and wife, Lee Baudoin. Sisters: Lorice Blanchard and husband Jerry; Novelle Marceaux and husband Maylan. His recent companion, Mary Ailstock, who brought much comfort and peace to Hervest and the family over the last year.
Much could be said about the many facets of Hervest's life but we will list just a few. Hervest served with honors in the military. He practiced as a pharmacist in this area for almost 40 years. He was also a deacon and an active member of Kings Highway Christian Church, and Toastmasters, as well as a community activist.
Hervest will be greatly missed by not only his family but by his church family at Kings Highway Christian Church, where there will be a memorial service for him on Saturday, July 22, 2000 at 11 a.m., where family members will welcome all who wish to attend.
The family suggests that memorial gifts may be made to Kings Highway Christian Church Children's Education Fund.
Hervest was one with Christ and what we count as our loss is heaven's gain.∼Hervest Pierre Baudoin, age 65, of Shreveport, died on July 17, 2000, after a courageous battle with cancer.
He is preceded in death by his beloved wife and companion of 39 years, Evelyn Jane Moore Baudoin; mother and father, Ezilda Vincent Baudoin and Caliste Baudoin; two brothers, Roy and Eldredge Baudoin; one sister, Edith B. Romero.
He is survived by his four sons, daughters-in-law, and eight grandchildren (whom he adored) as well as two brothers and two sisters. His sons: Thomas Vincent Baudoin and wife Martha, their daughter, Rachal and son, Noah; Richard Taylor Baudoin and wife Elizabeth, their daughter, Lauren and son, Zachary; David Keith Baudoin and wife Tracy, their son, Dylan; James Hervest Baudoin and wife Kathy, their daughters, Tiffany and Lia and son, Tyler. Brothers: Tite and wife, Eva Baudoin; Harris and wife, Lee Baudoin. Sisters: Lorice Blanchard and husband, Jerry; Novelle Marceaux and husband Maylan. His recent companion, Mary Ailstock, who brought much comfort and peace to Hervest and the family over the last year.
After serving with honors in the military, he practiced as a pharmacist in this area for over 40 years. He was also a deacon and an active member of Kings Highway Christian Church and Toastmasters as well as a community activist.
Hervest will fondly be remembered for his lively Cajun humor, entertaining stories, jokes and of course, the Most renowned "The Cajun Night Before Christmas". All of these he related to audiences ranging from young children to nursing home residents as he tirelessly won the hearts and laughter of all that he touched.
Hervest was a perpetual student, mechanic, carpenter, electrician and Christian. He never turned down a call for help in any of these and other areas. All who knew him will proudly recall a service where he developed a higher meaning in the usage of paperclips and coat hangers. His simple life, mechanics and zest for life will be lessons all will value as pearls, as they recall his endearing, always charitable antics.
Special loving thanks and gratitude is sent from the sons and family to Hervest's friend, companion and caretaker, Mary Ailstock. To his big brother and life long role model Tite Baudoin and his wife Eva, whom we could not have done without during these last few weeks.
Hervest will be greatly missed by not only his family but by his church family at Kings Highway Christian Church, where there will be a memorial service for him on Saturday, July 22, 2000 at 11 a.m., where family members will welcome all who wish to attend.
The family suggests that memorial gifts may be made to Kings Highway Christian Church Children's Education Fund.
Hervest was one with Christ and what we count as our loss in Heaven's gain.
SHREVEPORT, LA - Hervest Pierre Baudoin, age 65, of Shreveport, died on July 17, 2000, after a courageous battle with cancer.
He is preceded in death by his beloved wife and companion of 39 years, Evelyn Jane Moore Baudoin; mother and father, Ezilda Vincent Baudoin and Caliste Baudoin; two brothers, Roy and Eldredge Baudoin; one sister, Edith B. Romero. He is survived by his four sons, daughters-in-law, and eight grandchildren (whom he adored) as well as two brothers and two sisters. His sons: Thomas Vincent Baudoin and wife Martha, their daughter, Rachal and son Noah; Richard Taylor Baudoin and wife Elizabeth, their daughter, Lauren and son Zachary; David Keith Baudoin and wife Tracy, their son, Dylan; James Hervest Baudoin and wife Kathy, their daughters, Tiffany and Lia and son, Tyler. Brothers: Tite and wife, Eva Baudoin; Harris and wife, Lee Baudoin. Sisters: Lorice Blanchard and husband Jerry; Novelle Marceaux and husband Maylan. His recent companion, Mary Ailstock, who brought much comfort and peace to Hervest and the family over the last year.
Much could be said about the many facets of Hervest's life but we will list just a few. Hervest served with honors in the military. He practiced as a pharmacist in this area for almost 40 years. He was also a deacon and an active member of Kings Highway Christian Church, and Toastmasters, as well as a community activist.
Hervest will be greatly missed by not only his family but by his church family at Kings Highway Christian Church, where there will be a memorial service for him on Saturday, July 22, 2000 at 11 a.m., where family members will welcome all who wish to attend.
The family suggests that memorial gifts may be made to Kings Highway Christian Church Children's Education Fund.
Hervest was one with Christ and what we count as our loss is heaven's gain.∼Hervest Pierre Baudoin, age 65, of Shreveport, died on July 17, 2000, after a courageous battle with cancer.
He is preceded in death by his beloved wife and companion of 39 years, Evelyn Jane Moore Baudoin; mother and father, Ezilda Vincent Baudoin and Caliste Baudoin; two brothers, Roy and Eldredge Baudoin; one sister, Edith B. Romero.
He is survived by his four sons, daughters-in-law, and eight grandchildren (whom he adored) as well as two brothers and two sisters. His sons: Thomas Vincent Baudoin and wife Martha, their daughter, Rachal and son, Noah; Richard Taylor Baudoin and wife Elizabeth, their daughter, Lauren and son, Zachary; David Keith Baudoin and wife Tracy, their son, Dylan; James Hervest Baudoin and wife Kathy, their daughters, Tiffany and Lia and son, Tyler. Brothers: Tite and wife, Eva Baudoin; Harris and wife, Lee Baudoin. Sisters: Lorice Blanchard and husband, Jerry; Novelle Marceaux and husband Maylan. His recent companion, Mary Ailstock, who brought much comfort and peace to Hervest and the family over the last year.
After serving with honors in the military, he practiced as a pharmacist in this area for over 40 years. He was also a deacon and an active member of Kings Highway Christian Church and Toastmasters as well as a community activist.
Hervest will fondly be remembered for his lively Cajun humor, entertaining stories, jokes and of course, the Most renowned "The Cajun Night Before Christmas". All of these he related to audiences ranging from young children to nursing home residents as he tirelessly won the hearts and laughter of all that he touched.
Hervest was a perpetual student, mechanic, carpenter, electrician and Christian. He never turned down a call for help in any of these and other areas. All who knew him will proudly recall a service where he developed a higher meaning in the usage of paperclips and coat hangers. His simple life, mechanics and zest for life will be lessons all will value as pearls, as they recall his endearing, always charitable antics.
Special loving thanks and gratitude is sent from the sons and family to Hervest's friend, companion and caretaker, Mary Ailstock. To his big brother and life long role model Tite Baudoin and his wife Eva, whom we could not have done without during these last few weeks.
Hervest will be greatly missed by not only his family but by his church family at Kings Highway Christian Church, where there will be a memorial service for him on Saturday, July 22, 2000 at 11 a.m., where family members will welcome all who wish to attend.
The family suggests that memorial gifts may be made to Kings Highway Christian Church Children's Education Fund.
Hervest was one with Christ and what we count as our loss in Heaven's gain.
Hervest Pierre Baudoin
SHREVEPORT, LA - Hervest Pierre Baudoin, age 65, of Shreveport, died on July 17, 2000, after a courageous battle with cancer.
He is preceded in death by his beloved wife and companion of 39 years, Evelyn Jane Moore Baudoin; mother and father, Ezilda Vincent Baudoin and Caliste Baudoin; two brothers, Roy and Eldredge Baudoin; one sister, Edith B. Romero. He is survived by his four sons, daughters-in-law, and eight grandchildren (whom he adored) as well as two brothers and two sisters. His sons: Thomas Vincent Baudoin and wife Martha, their daughter, Rachal and son Noah; Richard Taylor Baudoin and wife Elizabeth, their daughter, Lauren and son Zachary; David Keith Baudoin and wife Tracy, their son, Dylan; James Hervest Baudoin and wife Kathy, their daughters, Tiffany and Lia and son, Tyler. Brothers: Tite and wife, Eva Baudoin; Harris and wife, Lee Baudoin. Sisters: Lorice Blanchard and husband Jerry; Novelle Marceaux and husband Maylan. His recent companion, Mary Ailstock, who brought much comfort and peace to Hervest and the family over the last year.
Much could be said about the many facets of Hervest's life but we will list just a few. Hervest served with honors in the military. He practiced as a pharmacist in this area for almost 40 years. He was also a deacon and an active member of Kings Highway Christian Church, and Toastmasters, as well as a community activist.
Hervest will be greatly missed by not only his family but by his church family at Kings Highway Christian Church, where there will be a memorial service for him on Saturday, July 22, 2000 at 11 a.m., where family members will welcome all who wish to attend.
The family suggests that memorial gifts may be made to Kings Highway Christian Church Children's Education Fund.
Hervest was one with Christ and what we count as our loss is heaven's gain.∼Hervest Pierre Baudoin, age 65, of Shreveport, died on July 17, 2000, after a courageous battle with cancer.
He is preceded in death by his beloved wife and companion of 39 years, Evelyn Jane Moore Baudoin; mother and father, Ezilda Vincent Baudoin and Caliste Baudoin; two brothers, Roy and Eldredge Baudoin; one sister, Edith B. Romero.
He is survived by his four sons, daughters-in-law, and eight grandchildren (whom he adored) as well as two brothers and two sisters. His sons: Thomas Vincent Baudoin and wife Martha, their daughter, Rachal and son, Noah; Richard Taylor Baudoin and wife Elizabeth, their daughter, Lauren and son, Zachary; David Keith Baudoin and wife Tracy, their son, Dylan; James Hervest Baudoin and wife Kathy, their daughters, Tiffany and Lia and son, Tyler. Brothers: Tite and wife, Eva Baudoin; Harris and wife, Lee Baudoin. Sisters: Lorice Blanchard and husband, Jerry; Novelle Marceaux and husband Maylan. His recent companion, Mary Ailstock, who brought much comfort and peace to Hervest and the family over the last year.
After serving with honors in the military, he practiced as a pharmacist in this area for over 40 years. He was also a deacon and an active member of Kings Highway Christian Church and Toastmasters as well as a community activist.
Hervest will fondly be remembered for his lively Cajun humor, entertaining stories, jokes and of course, the Most renowned "The Cajun Night Before Christmas". All of these he related to audiences ranging from young children to nursing home residents as he tirelessly won the hearts and laughter of all that he touched.
Hervest was a perpetual student, mechanic, carpenter, electrician and Christian. He never turned down a call for help in any of these and other areas. All who knew him will proudly recall a service where he developed a higher meaning in the usage of paperclips and coat hangers. His simple life, mechanics and zest for life will be lessons all will value as pearls, as they recall his endearing, always charitable antics.
Special loving thanks and gratitude is sent from the sons and family to Hervest's friend, companion and caretaker, Mary Ailstock. To his big brother and life long role model Tite Baudoin and his wife Eva, whom we could not have done without during these last few weeks.
Hervest will be greatly missed by not only his family but by his church family at Kings Highway Christian Church, where there will be a memorial service for him on Saturday, July 22, 2000 at 11 a.m., where family members will welcome all who wish to attend.
The family suggests that memorial gifts may be made to Kings Highway Christian Church Children's Education Fund.
Hervest was one with Christ and what we count as our loss in Heaven's gain.
SHREVEPORT, LA - Hervest Pierre Baudoin, age 65, of Shreveport, died on July 17, 2000, after a courageous battle with cancer.
He is preceded in death by his beloved wife and companion of 39 years, Evelyn Jane Moore Baudoin; mother and father, Ezilda Vincent Baudoin and Caliste Baudoin; two brothers, Roy and Eldredge Baudoin; one sister, Edith B. Romero. He is survived by his four sons, daughters-in-law, and eight grandchildren (whom he adored) as well as two brothers and two sisters. His sons: Thomas Vincent Baudoin and wife Martha, their daughter, Rachal and son Noah; Richard Taylor Baudoin and wife Elizabeth, their daughter, Lauren and son Zachary; David Keith Baudoin and wife Tracy, their son, Dylan; James Hervest Baudoin and wife Kathy, their daughters, Tiffany and Lia and son, Tyler. Brothers: Tite and wife, Eva Baudoin; Harris and wife, Lee Baudoin. Sisters: Lorice Blanchard and husband Jerry; Novelle Marceaux and husband Maylan. His recent companion, Mary Ailstock, who brought much comfort and peace to Hervest and the family over the last year.
Much could be said about the many facets of Hervest's life but we will list just a few. Hervest served with honors in the military. He practiced as a pharmacist in this area for almost 40 years. He was also a deacon and an active member of Kings Highway Christian Church, and Toastmasters, as well as a community activist.
Hervest will be greatly missed by not only his family but by his church family at Kings Highway Christian Church, where there will be a memorial service for him on Saturday, July 22, 2000 at 11 a.m., where family members will welcome all who wish to attend.
The family suggests that memorial gifts may be made to Kings Highway Christian Church Children's Education Fund.
Hervest was one with Christ and what we count as our loss is heaven's gain.∼Hervest Pierre Baudoin, age 65, of Shreveport, died on July 17, 2000, after a courageous battle with cancer.
He is preceded in death by his beloved wife and companion of 39 years, Evelyn Jane Moore Baudoin; mother and father, Ezilda Vincent Baudoin and Caliste Baudoin; two brothers, Roy and Eldredge Baudoin; one sister, Edith B. Romero.
He is survived by his four sons, daughters-in-law, and eight grandchildren (whom he adored) as well as two brothers and two sisters. His sons: Thomas Vincent Baudoin and wife Martha, their daughter, Rachal and son, Noah; Richard Taylor Baudoin and wife Elizabeth, their daughter, Lauren and son, Zachary; David Keith Baudoin and wife Tracy, their son, Dylan; James Hervest Baudoin and wife Kathy, their daughters, Tiffany and Lia and son, Tyler. Brothers: Tite and wife, Eva Baudoin; Harris and wife, Lee Baudoin. Sisters: Lorice Blanchard and husband, Jerry; Novelle Marceaux and husband Maylan. His recent companion, Mary Ailstock, who brought much comfort and peace to Hervest and the family over the last year.
After serving with honors in the military, he practiced as a pharmacist in this area for over 40 years. He was also a deacon and an active member of Kings Highway Christian Church and Toastmasters as well as a community activist.
Hervest will fondly be remembered for his lively Cajun humor, entertaining stories, jokes and of course, the Most renowned "The Cajun Night Before Christmas". All of these he related to audiences ranging from young children to nursing home residents as he tirelessly won the hearts and laughter of all that he touched.
Hervest was a perpetual student, mechanic, carpenter, electrician and Christian. He never turned down a call for help in any of these and other areas. All who knew him will proudly recall a service where he developed a higher meaning in the usage of paperclips and coat hangers. His simple life, mechanics and zest for life will be lessons all will value as pearls, as they recall his endearing, always charitable antics.
Special loving thanks and gratitude is sent from the sons and family to Hervest's friend, companion and caretaker, Mary Ailstock. To his big brother and life long role model Tite Baudoin and his wife Eva, whom we could not have done without during these last few weeks.
Hervest will be greatly missed by not only his family but by his church family at Kings Highway Christian Church, where there will be a memorial service for him on Saturday, July 22, 2000 at 11 a.m., where family members will welcome all who wish to attend.
The family suggests that memorial gifts may be made to Kings Highway Christian Church Children's Education Fund.
Hervest was one with Christ and what we count as our loss in Heaven's gain.
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