Obituaries of DECEMBER 1984 Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.

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Dec. 10, 1984
Daily Comet, Lafourche Parish, La.
Submitted by: Chris Tidwell

[Norman E. Carmouche]

Assumption educator dies Funeral services were held today for former
Assumption Parish Schools superintendent Norman E. Carmouche who died
Saturday at Assumption General Hospital. He was 79. A native and
resident of Napoleonville, Carmouche served 29 years as superintendent
of schools, 1945-1974, and served a term as Assumption Parish police
juror, 1976-1980. Carmouche's public service also included participation
as a delegate to the Louisiana Constitutional Convention in 1973.
Religious services for Carmouche were held today at St. Ann's Catholic
Church in Napoleonville. Burial was in the church cemetery. He was the
husband of Anna Belle Gianelloni Carmouche; father of Norman E.
Carmouche Jr., Fort Myers, Fla., Paul J. Carmouche, Shreveport,
Christopher G. Carmouche, Napoleonville, Anne Carmouche McCollam, Houma,
Sue Carmouche Huddleston, Dallas, and Nacy C. Robichaux, Labadieville;
and the brother of Mrs. L.P. (Dorothy C.) Martin, Marshall, Texas, Mrs.
Charles (Evelyn) Corbin, Napoleonville, and Mrs. Sam (Jo) Huddleston,
Denver, Colo. He was preceded in death by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Carmouche; a sister, Alice Carmouche; and four brothers, George, Paul,
Leonard and Tommy Carmouche. In lieu of flowers, the family has
requested donations to Assumption Activity Center or the American Cancer
Society. Arrangements were by Landry's Funeral Home, Napoleonville.