Son of:
Henri A. BACQUÉ
and
Anna (BROUSSARD) BACQUÉ
Step-Son of:
Emilie (BROUSSARD) BACQUÉ
Grandson of (Maternal):
Jean Treville BROUSSARD
and
Mathilde (BREAUX) BROUSSARD
Brother of:
John Treville BACQUÉ
Viola "La La" (BACQUÉ) MARTIN
Msgr. Albert J. BACQUÉ
Lillian (BACQUÉ) JOHNSON
Mable (BACQUÉ) BORDEAUX
Gustave "Gus" BACQUÉ [A twin]
Cecile (BACQUÉ) MEECH [A twin]
Widowed husband of:
Rae (VOORHIES) BACQUÉ
Father of:
Marcelle (BACQUÉ) JUDICE
A Mass for Frank John Bacqu/, 86, will be conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 19, 2005 at St. Peter's Catholic Church and a celebration of his life will be held afterwards at his son Vernon's home, 1811 Vida Shaw Road, New Iberia.
Following in Rae's footsteps, Frank has willed his body to medical science.
A resident of New Iberia, Mr. Bacqu/ died Saturday, Feb. 12, 2005, at his residence.
Born October 10, 1918 in Maurice, Mr. Bacqu/ has been a resident of New Iberia for 48 years. Frank served in the Army Air Corps during World War II, was owner and operator of Bacqu/ Refrigeration and a member of many groups including the Sertoma Club, Lions Club, Lost Diners Club, French Optimist Club and the Knights of Columbus. He was an avid sportsman, hunting and fishing the waters of Acadiana. Through his work for 25 years as assistant scoutmaster for Troop 133 of the Boy Scouts of America, he helped to teach another generation of Acadians the love and enjoyment of our wonderful natural resources.
Known to his family as "Pop," Frank and his wife Rae were members of St. Peter's Catholic Church. They were well-known members of the community, enjoyed the love of a large family and had countless friends. Always quick with a joke, his passing will leave a void in the lives of many.
He is survived by his four sons and their wives, Vernon and Yvette Bacqu/ of New Iberia, Allen and Winnie Bacqu/ of Lafayette, David and Diana Bacqu/ of Houston and Lee and Lilla Bacqu/ of New Iberia; a daughter, Anne Darrah and husband Curtis of New Iberia; a son-in-law, Gerald Judice and wife Yvonne of Loreauville; a sister, Cecile Meech of New Iberia; eight grandchildren, Jeanne Bacqu/ of Denver, Colo., Stewart Bacqu/ and Breanne Sargent both of Lafayette, Erin Sargent of Breaux Bridge, Lauren and Eric Judice both of Lafayette, Emily Judice of Loreauville and Paul Bacqu/ of Houston and numerous nieces and nephews.
Mr. Bacqu/ was preceeded in death by his beloved wife, Rae Voorhies Bacqu/; a daughter, Marcelle Judice; three brothers, Treville Bacqu/, Gustave "Gus" Bacqu/ and Monsignor Albert J. Bacqu/; three sisters, Viola "La La" Martin, Lillian Johnson and Mable Bordeaux and a grandson, Scott Bacqu/.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Mr. Bacqu/'s name to the Boy Scouts of America Troop 133, P.O. Box 9899, New Iberia, LA 70560 for uniforms and equipment for the underprivileged; Catholic High School, 1301 De LaSalle Dr., New Iberia, LA 70560 and/or Hospice of Acadiana, 2600 Johnston St., Suite 200, Lafayette, LA 70503-3240.
Source:
Obituary
The Daily Iberian
New Iberia, Louisiana
Posted Feb 16, 2005
Henri A. BACQUÉ
and
Anna (BROUSSARD) BACQUÉ
Step-Son of:
Emilie (BROUSSARD) BACQUÉ
Grandson of (Maternal):
Jean Treville BROUSSARD
and
Mathilde (BREAUX) BROUSSARD
Brother of:
John Treville BACQUÉ
Viola "La La" (BACQUÉ) MARTIN
Msgr. Albert J. BACQUÉ
Lillian (BACQUÉ) JOHNSON
Mable (BACQUÉ) BORDEAUX
Gustave "Gus" BACQUÉ [A twin]
Cecile (BACQUÉ) MEECH [A twin]
Widowed husband of:
Rae (VOORHIES) BACQUÉ
Father of:
Marcelle (BACQUÉ) JUDICE
A Mass for Frank John Bacqu/, 86, will be conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 19, 2005 at St. Peter's Catholic Church and a celebration of his life will be held afterwards at his son Vernon's home, 1811 Vida Shaw Road, New Iberia.
Following in Rae's footsteps, Frank has willed his body to medical science.
A resident of New Iberia, Mr. Bacqu/ died Saturday, Feb. 12, 2005, at his residence.
Born October 10, 1918 in Maurice, Mr. Bacqu/ has been a resident of New Iberia for 48 years. Frank served in the Army Air Corps during World War II, was owner and operator of Bacqu/ Refrigeration and a member of many groups including the Sertoma Club, Lions Club, Lost Diners Club, French Optimist Club and the Knights of Columbus. He was an avid sportsman, hunting and fishing the waters of Acadiana. Through his work for 25 years as assistant scoutmaster for Troop 133 of the Boy Scouts of America, he helped to teach another generation of Acadians the love and enjoyment of our wonderful natural resources.
Known to his family as "Pop," Frank and his wife Rae were members of St. Peter's Catholic Church. They were well-known members of the community, enjoyed the love of a large family and had countless friends. Always quick with a joke, his passing will leave a void in the lives of many.
He is survived by his four sons and their wives, Vernon and Yvette Bacqu/ of New Iberia, Allen and Winnie Bacqu/ of Lafayette, David and Diana Bacqu/ of Houston and Lee and Lilla Bacqu/ of New Iberia; a daughter, Anne Darrah and husband Curtis of New Iberia; a son-in-law, Gerald Judice and wife Yvonne of Loreauville; a sister, Cecile Meech of New Iberia; eight grandchildren, Jeanne Bacqu/ of Denver, Colo., Stewart Bacqu/ and Breanne Sargent both of Lafayette, Erin Sargent of Breaux Bridge, Lauren and Eric Judice both of Lafayette, Emily Judice of Loreauville and Paul Bacqu/ of Houston and numerous nieces and nephews.
Mr. Bacqu/ was preceeded in death by his beloved wife, Rae Voorhies Bacqu/; a daughter, Marcelle Judice; three brothers, Treville Bacqu/, Gustave "Gus" Bacqu/ and Monsignor Albert J. Bacqu/; three sisters, Viola "La La" Martin, Lillian Johnson and Mable Bordeaux and a grandson, Scott Bacqu/.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Mr. Bacqu/'s name to the Boy Scouts of America Troop 133, P.O. Box 9899, New Iberia, LA 70560 for uniforms and equipment for the underprivileged; Catholic High School, 1301 De LaSalle Dr., New Iberia, LA 70560 and/or Hospice of Acadiana, 2600 Johnston St., Suite 200, Lafayette, LA 70503-3240.
Source:
Obituary
The Daily Iberian
New Iberia, Louisiana
Posted Feb 16, 2005
Son of:
Henri A. BACQUÉ
and
Anna (BROUSSARD) BACQUÉ
Step-Son of:
Emilie (BROUSSARD) BACQUÉ
Grandson of (Maternal):
Jean Treville BROUSSARD
and
Mathilde (BREAUX) BROUSSARD
Brother of:
John Treville BACQUÉ
Viola "La La" (BACQUÉ) MARTIN
Msgr. Albert J. BACQUÉ
Lillian (BACQUÉ) JOHNSON
Mable (BACQUÉ) BORDEAUX
Gustave "Gus" BACQUÉ [A twin]
Cecile (BACQUÉ) MEECH [A twin]
Widowed husband of:
Rae (VOORHIES) BACQUÉ
Father of:
Marcelle (BACQUÉ) JUDICE
A Mass for Frank John Bacqu/, 86, will be conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 19, 2005 at St. Peter's Catholic Church and a celebration of his life will be held afterwards at his son Vernon's home, 1811 Vida Shaw Road, New Iberia.
Following in Rae's footsteps, Frank has willed his body to medical science.
A resident of New Iberia, Mr. Bacqu/ died Saturday, Feb. 12, 2005, at his residence.
Born October 10, 1918 in Maurice, Mr. Bacqu/ has been a resident of New Iberia for 48 years. Frank served in the Army Air Corps during World War II, was owner and operator of Bacqu/ Refrigeration and a member of many groups including the Sertoma Club, Lions Club, Lost Diners Club, French Optimist Club and the Knights of Columbus. He was an avid sportsman, hunting and fishing the waters of Acadiana. Through his work for 25 years as assistant scoutmaster for Troop 133 of the Boy Scouts of America, he helped to teach another generation of Acadians the love and enjoyment of our wonderful natural resources.
Known to his family as "Pop," Frank and his wife Rae were members of St. Peter's Catholic Church. They were well-known members of the community, enjoyed the love of a large family and had countless friends. Always quick with a joke, his passing will leave a void in the lives of many.
He is survived by his four sons and their wives, Vernon and Yvette Bacqu/ of New Iberia, Allen and Winnie Bacqu/ of Lafayette, David and Diana Bacqu/ of Houston and Lee and Lilla Bacqu/ of New Iberia; a daughter, Anne Darrah and husband Curtis of New Iberia; a son-in-law, Gerald Judice and wife Yvonne of Loreauville; a sister, Cecile Meech of New Iberia; eight grandchildren, Jeanne Bacqu/ of Denver, Colo., Stewart Bacqu/ and Breanne Sargent both of Lafayette, Erin Sargent of Breaux Bridge, Lauren and Eric Judice both of Lafayette, Emily Judice of Loreauville and Paul Bacqu/ of Houston and numerous nieces and nephews.
Mr. Bacqu/ was preceeded in death by his beloved wife, Rae Voorhies Bacqu/; a daughter, Marcelle Judice; three brothers, Treville Bacqu/, Gustave "Gus" Bacqu/ and Monsignor Albert J. Bacqu/; three sisters, Viola "La La" Martin, Lillian Johnson and Mable Bordeaux and a grandson, Scott Bacqu/.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Mr. Bacqu/'s name to the Boy Scouts of America Troop 133, P.O. Box 9899, New Iberia, LA 70560 for uniforms and equipment for the underprivileged; Catholic High School, 1301 De LaSalle Dr., New Iberia, LA 70560 and/or Hospice of Acadiana, 2600 Johnston St., Suite 200, Lafayette, LA 70503-3240.
Source:
Obituary
The Daily Iberian
New Iberia, Louisiana
Posted Feb 16, 2005
Henri A. BACQUÉ
and
Anna (BROUSSARD) BACQUÉ
Step-Son of:
Emilie (BROUSSARD) BACQUÉ
Grandson of (Maternal):
Jean Treville BROUSSARD
and
Mathilde (BREAUX) BROUSSARD
Brother of:
John Treville BACQUÉ
Viola "La La" (BACQUÉ) MARTIN
Msgr. Albert J. BACQUÉ
Lillian (BACQUÉ) JOHNSON
Mable (BACQUÉ) BORDEAUX
Gustave "Gus" BACQUÉ [A twin]
Cecile (BACQUÉ) MEECH [A twin]
Widowed husband of:
Rae (VOORHIES) BACQUÉ
Father of:
Marcelle (BACQUÉ) JUDICE
A Mass for Frank John Bacqu/, 86, will be conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 19, 2005 at St. Peter's Catholic Church and a celebration of his life will be held afterwards at his son Vernon's home, 1811 Vida Shaw Road, New Iberia.
Following in Rae's footsteps, Frank has willed his body to medical science.
A resident of New Iberia, Mr. Bacqu/ died Saturday, Feb. 12, 2005, at his residence.
Born October 10, 1918 in Maurice, Mr. Bacqu/ has been a resident of New Iberia for 48 years. Frank served in the Army Air Corps during World War II, was owner and operator of Bacqu/ Refrigeration and a member of many groups including the Sertoma Club, Lions Club, Lost Diners Club, French Optimist Club and the Knights of Columbus. He was an avid sportsman, hunting and fishing the waters of Acadiana. Through his work for 25 years as assistant scoutmaster for Troop 133 of the Boy Scouts of America, he helped to teach another generation of Acadians the love and enjoyment of our wonderful natural resources.
Known to his family as "Pop," Frank and his wife Rae were members of St. Peter's Catholic Church. They were well-known members of the community, enjoyed the love of a large family and had countless friends. Always quick with a joke, his passing will leave a void in the lives of many.
He is survived by his four sons and their wives, Vernon and Yvette Bacqu/ of New Iberia, Allen and Winnie Bacqu/ of Lafayette, David and Diana Bacqu/ of Houston and Lee and Lilla Bacqu/ of New Iberia; a daughter, Anne Darrah and husband Curtis of New Iberia; a son-in-law, Gerald Judice and wife Yvonne of Loreauville; a sister, Cecile Meech of New Iberia; eight grandchildren, Jeanne Bacqu/ of Denver, Colo., Stewart Bacqu/ and Breanne Sargent both of Lafayette, Erin Sargent of Breaux Bridge, Lauren and Eric Judice both of Lafayette, Emily Judice of Loreauville and Paul Bacqu/ of Houston and numerous nieces and nephews.
Mr. Bacqu/ was preceeded in death by his beloved wife, Rae Voorhies Bacqu/; a daughter, Marcelle Judice; three brothers, Treville Bacqu/, Gustave "Gus" Bacqu/ and Monsignor Albert J. Bacqu/; three sisters, Viola "La La" Martin, Lillian Johnson and Mable Bordeaux and a grandson, Scott Bacqu/.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Mr. Bacqu/'s name to the Boy Scouts of America Troop 133, P.O. Box 9899, New Iberia, LA 70560 for uniforms and equipment for the underprivileged; Catholic High School, 1301 De LaSalle Dr., New Iberia, LA 70560 and/or Hospice of Acadiana, 2600 Johnston St., Suite 200, Lafayette, LA 70503-3240.
Source:
Obituary
The Daily Iberian
New Iberia, Louisiana
Posted Feb 16, 2005
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