Abstracts of Obits Appearing in the Advocate, Pointe Coupee, La.
File submitted by Donald W. Johnson (DW9JOHNSON@aol.com)

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LeJEUNE, SR.  CAMILLE A.

Self-employed and retired from his heating and air-conditioning business after
30 years and a retired maintenance foreman with Pointe Coupee Parish School
Board with 20 years of service, he passed away at 9:15 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 10,
1998, at Point Coupee General Hospital, New Roads. He was 76, a resident of
New Roads and a native of LaBarre. He was a U.S. Coast Guard veteran of World
War II, having served on LST No. 202, Green Hornet. 
Interment in False River Memorial Park. Survived by wife, Annie E. Sanders
LeJeune, New Roads; four daughters and three sons-in-law, Sylvia and Huey
Chustz, New Roads, Elsie and Steve Pickett, Livonia, Louise and Ricky Morgan,
Torbert, and Mary F. Schexnayder and companion, Todd Thibodaux, Erwinville;
two sons and daughters-in-law, Camille Jr. and Barbara LeJeune, Ventress, and
Terry and Belinda LeJeune, Lakeland; a sister, Cecile Pourciau, Livonia; a
brother, Alden J. LeJeune, New Roads; nine grandchildren; a great-grandchild;
four stepdaughters, Annis Peters, Baton Rouge, Sandra Threeton, New Roads,
Sharon Huffman, Texarkana, Texas, and Alice McGraw, New Mexico; and a stepson,
Wilbert Thompson, Denham Springs. Preceded in death by first wife, Mary Louise
“Putty” LeJeune; parents, Leonie Pierre and Lydia M. LeJeune; two sisters,
Beatrice and Elsie M. LeJeune; and a brother, LeLellyn LeJeune. Pallbearers
will be Marshall Paul Ramagos Jr., Wilbert Thompson, John Alden LeJeune,
Ferdinand Fabre Jr., David Earl Williamson and Paul Chenevert Jr. Honorary
pallbearers are Kirk Huffman and members of VFW Post No. 6505 and American
Legion Post No. 248. He was commander of VFW Post No. 6505 for 20 years and a
member of American Legion Post No. 248 and St. Mary’s Catholic Church.