"TOMMY"
A resident of Ponchatoula, he was 72 and a native of Independence. He retired from International Baking Co. with 30 years of service and was a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean conflict.
Survived by his wife, Lorraine Helg Bergeron, Ponchatoula; two sons, Thomas J. Bergeron Jr., Woodville, Miss., and Timothy D. Bergeron, Ponchatoula; an adopted daughter, Koren Bernhardt, Ponchatoula; a daughter, Julie A. Bergeron, Ponchatoula; four granddaughters, Michelle Spell, Rachael Bergeron, Krysalias Bernhardt and Alexis Bernhardt; and five brothers, Philip Bergeron Jr., Independence, Oliver Bergeron, Hammond, Jesse Bergeron, Springfield, Morris Bergeron, Independence, and Louis Bergeron, Baton Rouge.
Preceded in death by a daughter, Terry Lynn Bergeron; a brother, George Bergeron; and parents, Philip and Julia Lemay Bergeron.
He was grand knight of Knights of Columbus Father Vander Hayden Council 4874 in Ponchatoula.
A resident of Ponchatoula, he was 72 and a native of Independence. He retired from International Baking Co. with 30 years of service and was a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean conflict.
Survived by his wife, Lorraine Helg Bergeron, Ponchatoula; two sons, Thomas J. Bergeron Jr., Woodville, Miss., and Timothy D. Bergeron, Ponchatoula; an adopted daughter, Koren Bernhardt, Ponchatoula; a daughter, Julie A. Bergeron, Ponchatoula; four granddaughters, Michelle Spell, Rachael Bergeron, Krysalias Bernhardt and Alexis Bernhardt; and five brothers, Philip Bergeron Jr., Independence, Oliver Bergeron, Hammond, Jesse Bergeron, Springfield, Morris Bergeron, Independence, and Louis Bergeron, Baton Rouge.
Preceded in death by a daughter, Terry Lynn Bergeron; a brother, George Bergeron; and parents, Philip and Julia Lemay Bergeron.
He was grand knight of Knights of Columbus Father Vander Hayden Council 4874 in Ponchatoula.
"TOMMY"
A resident of Ponchatoula, he was 72 and a native of Independence. He retired from International Baking Co. with 30 years of service and was a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean conflict.
Survived by his wife, Lorraine Helg Bergeron, Ponchatoula; two sons, Thomas J. Bergeron Jr., Woodville, Miss., and Timothy D. Bergeron, Ponchatoula; an adopted daughter, Koren Bernhardt, Ponchatoula; a daughter, Julie A. Bergeron, Ponchatoula; four granddaughters, Michelle Spell, Rachael Bergeron, Krysalias Bernhardt and Alexis Bernhardt; and five brothers, Philip Bergeron Jr., Independence, Oliver Bergeron, Hammond, Jesse Bergeron, Springfield, Morris Bergeron, Independence, and Louis Bergeron, Baton Rouge.
Preceded in death by a daughter, Terry Lynn Bergeron; a brother, George Bergeron; and parents, Philip and Julia Lemay Bergeron.
He was grand knight of Knights of Columbus Father Vander Hayden Council 4874 in Ponchatoula.
A resident of Ponchatoula, he was 72 and a native of Independence. He retired from International Baking Co. with 30 years of service and was a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean conflict.
Survived by his wife, Lorraine Helg Bergeron, Ponchatoula; two sons, Thomas J. Bergeron Jr., Woodville, Miss., and Timothy D. Bergeron, Ponchatoula; an adopted daughter, Koren Bernhardt, Ponchatoula; a daughter, Julie A. Bergeron, Ponchatoula; four granddaughters, Michelle Spell, Rachael Bergeron, Krysalias Bernhardt and Alexis Bernhardt; and five brothers, Philip Bergeron Jr., Independence, Oliver Bergeron, Hammond, Jesse Bergeron, Springfield, Morris Bergeron, Independence, and Louis Bergeron, Baton Rouge.
Preceded in death by a daughter, Terry Lynn Bergeron; a brother, George Bergeron; and parents, Philip and Julia Lemay Bergeron.
He was grand knight of Knights of Columbus Father Vander Hayden Council 4874 in Ponchatoula.
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