Parents: Hubert and Rosa Desormeaux LeBlanc
Siblings:
Claude LeBlanc (1916-1991)
Claudia LeBlanc (1918-1918)
RosieBelle LeBlanc Robicheaux (1919-2022)
Marie Nola LeBlanc (1921-1922) Twin
Cecila Lola LeBlanc (1921-1922) Twin
Helen LeBlanc LaSalle (1928-2006)
Lloyd LeBlanc, Sr. (1931-2002)
Preceded in death by his former wife Ann Barras LeBlanc
Children:
Lawrence LeBlanc and wife Manilla of New Iberia and Milton LeBlanc and wife Barbara of Lafayette; two daughters, Anna Belle Seaux and husband Donald of Lafayette and Kathleen Devillier and husband Allen of Breaux Bridge
10 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandchildren.
Mr. LeBlanc was a truck driver in the oilfield with D.C. Bonnet Trucking for 15 years. He also worked at the Pullen Plant and did carpentry. He was a former usher at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. He enjoyed gardening, cooking, working with his quails, joking with people and going out dancing. He enjoyed watching the Yankee's and did what he wanted to do.
Siblings:
Claude LeBlanc (1916-1991)
Claudia LeBlanc (1918-1918)
RosieBelle LeBlanc Robicheaux (1919-2022)
Marie Nola LeBlanc (1921-1922) Twin
Cecila Lola LeBlanc (1921-1922) Twin
Helen LeBlanc LaSalle (1928-2006)
Lloyd LeBlanc, Sr. (1931-2002)
Preceded in death by his former wife Ann Barras LeBlanc
Children:
Lawrence LeBlanc and wife Manilla of New Iberia and Milton LeBlanc and wife Barbara of Lafayette; two daughters, Anna Belle Seaux and husband Donald of Lafayette and Kathleen Devillier and husband Allen of Breaux Bridge
10 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandchildren.
Mr. LeBlanc was a truck driver in the oilfield with D.C. Bonnet Trucking for 15 years. He also worked at the Pullen Plant and did carpentry. He was a former usher at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. He enjoyed gardening, cooking, working with his quails, joking with people and going out dancing. He enjoyed watching the Yankee's and did what he wanted to do.
Parents: Hubert and Rosa Desormeaux LeBlanc
Siblings:
Claude LeBlanc (1916-1991)
Claudia LeBlanc (1918-1918)
RosieBelle LeBlanc Robicheaux (1919-2022)
Marie Nola LeBlanc (1921-1922) Twin
Cecila Lola LeBlanc (1921-1922) Twin
Helen LeBlanc LaSalle (1928-2006)
Lloyd LeBlanc, Sr. (1931-2002)
Preceded in death by his former wife Ann Barras LeBlanc
Children:
Lawrence LeBlanc and wife Manilla of New Iberia and Milton LeBlanc and wife Barbara of Lafayette; two daughters, Anna Belle Seaux and husband Donald of Lafayette and Kathleen Devillier and husband Allen of Breaux Bridge
10 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandchildren.
Mr. LeBlanc was a truck driver in the oilfield with D.C. Bonnet Trucking for 15 years. He also worked at the Pullen Plant and did carpentry. He was a former usher at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. He enjoyed gardening, cooking, working with his quails, joking with people and going out dancing. He enjoyed watching the Yankee's and did what he wanted to do.
Siblings:
Claude LeBlanc (1916-1991)
Claudia LeBlanc (1918-1918)
RosieBelle LeBlanc Robicheaux (1919-2022)
Marie Nola LeBlanc (1921-1922) Twin
Cecila Lola LeBlanc (1921-1922) Twin
Helen LeBlanc LaSalle (1928-2006)
Lloyd LeBlanc, Sr. (1931-2002)
Preceded in death by his former wife Ann Barras LeBlanc
Children:
Lawrence LeBlanc and wife Manilla of New Iberia and Milton LeBlanc and wife Barbara of Lafayette; two daughters, Anna Belle Seaux and husband Donald of Lafayette and Kathleen Devillier and husband Allen of Breaux Bridge
10 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandchildren.
Mr. LeBlanc was a truck driver in the oilfield with D.C. Bonnet Trucking for 15 years. He also worked at the Pullen Plant and did carpentry. He was a former usher at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. He enjoyed gardening, cooking, working with his quails, joking with people and going out dancing. He enjoyed watching the Yankee's and did what he wanted to do.
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