Jeston Gabriel Savoie
Son of
Eddie Savoie
and
Bella Semar Savoie
Husband of
Betty Lou Boudreaux Savoie
Father of
Ronald Joseph Savoie
Frederick John Savoie
Sharleen Marie Savoie Degeyter
Steve Allen Savoie
Grandfather of
Michelle Savoie
Melanie Savoie
Monica Savoie Musgrove
Samatha Savoie
Mitch Savoie
Travis Savoie
Shawn Broussard
Corey Savoie
Great-Grandfather of
Joseph Marco Santillian
Jeston Charles Savoie
James Tristian Ulicnik
Christian Hunter Savoie
Kain Michael Savoie
Savanah Musgrove
Levi Gabriel Savoie
Mason Musgrove
Aurora Raine Savoie Williams
Siblings
Inez "Edise" Savoie LeBlanc
Theresa Savoie Guilbeau
Ulysse Jean Savoie
Louise Savoie Boudreaux
Obituary
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, September 22, 2004, at a Mass of Christian Burial in St. John Berchmans Roman Catholic Church in Cankton.
Jeston passed away at the age of 74 at 10 a.m. Monday, September 20, 2004 at his residence in Cankton.
Interment was at St. John Berchmans Cemetery in Cankton, Louisiana.
Reverends Henry J. Broussard, pastor of St. John Berchmans Catholic Church and Aubrey Guilbeau, nephew of Jeston and pastor of Cathedral of Immaculate Conception in Lake Charles, Louisiana con-celebrated the services.
Musical selections were provided by Valerie Andrus. The songs were "Here I Am Lord", "How Great Thou Art", "Be Not Afraid", "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Isaiah 49".
Jeston was a native and lifelong resident of Cankton. He was a retired farmer and had worked in the oilfild for Central Industries in Scott for many years. Jeston was a parishioner of St. John Berchman Catholic Church.
Suviors include his loving wife, Betty Lou Boudreaux Savoie, of 44 years and caretaker for the past 4 1/2 years,
Three sons,
Ronald Savoie of Rogers, TX
Fred Savoie of Cankton, LA
& Steve Savoie of Scott, LA
One daughter,
Sharleen Savoie of Butte Larose, Louisiana
Eight Grandchildren,
Michelle Savoie
Melanie Savoie
Monica Savoie Musgrove
Samatha Savoie
Mitch Savoie
Travis Savoie
Shawn Broussard
Corey Savoie
Three Great-Grandchildren,
Joseph Marco Santillian
Jeston Charles Savoie
Christian Hunter Savoie
Levi Gabriel Savoie
One Brother, Ulysse Savoie of Lafayette
One Sister, Louise Savoie Boudreaux of Cankton.
He was preceded in death by his parents
Eddie Savoie and the former Bella Semar, both natives of Cankton,
Two sisters, Theresa Savoie Guilbeau and Edise Savoie LeBlanc.
Son of
Eddie Savoie
and
Bella Semar Savoie
Husband of
Betty Lou Boudreaux Savoie
Father of
Ronald Joseph Savoie
Frederick John Savoie
Sharleen Marie Savoie Degeyter
Steve Allen Savoie
Grandfather of
Michelle Savoie
Melanie Savoie
Monica Savoie Musgrove
Samatha Savoie
Mitch Savoie
Travis Savoie
Shawn Broussard
Corey Savoie
Great-Grandfather of
Joseph Marco Santillian
Jeston Charles Savoie
James Tristian Ulicnik
Christian Hunter Savoie
Kain Michael Savoie
Savanah Musgrove
Levi Gabriel Savoie
Mason Musgrove
Aurora Raine Savoie Williams
Siblings
Inez "Edise" Savoie LeBlanc
Theresa Savoie Guilbeau
Ulysse Jean Savoie
Louise Savoie Boudreaux
Obituary
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, September 22, 2004, at a Mass of Christian Burial in St. John Berchmans Roman Catholic Church in Cankton.
Jeston passed away at the age of 74 at 10 a.m. Monday, September 20, 2004 at his residence in Cankton.
Interment was at St. John Berchmans Cemetery in Cankton, Louisiana.
Reverends Henry J. Broussard, pastor of St. John Berchmans Catholic Church and Aubrey Guilbeau, nephew of Jeston and pastor of Cathedral of Immaculate Conception in Lake Charles, Louisiana con-celebrated the services.
Musical selections were provided by Valerie Andrus. The songs were "Here I Am Lord", "How Great Thou Art", "Be Not Afraid", "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Isaiah 49".
Jeston was a native and lifelong resident of Cankton. He was a retired farmer and had worked in the oilfild for Central Industries in Scott for many years. Jeston was a parishioner of St. John Berchman Catholic Church.
Suviors include his loving wife, Betty Lou Boudreaux Savoie, of 44 years and caretaker for the past 4 1/2 years,
Three sons,
Ronald Savoie of Rogers, TX
Fred Savoie of Cankton, LA
& Steve Savoie of Scott, LA
One daughter,
Sharleen Savoie of Butte Larose, Louisiana
Eight Grandchildren,
Michelle Savoie
Melanie Savoie
Monica Savoie Musgrove
Samatha Savoie
Mitch Savoie
Travis Savoie
Shawn Broussard
Corey Savoie
Three Great-Grandchildren,
Joseph Marco Santillian
Jeston Charles Savoie
Christian Hunter Savoie
Levi Gabriel Savoie
One Brother, Ulysse Savoie of Lafayette
One Sister, Louise Savoie Boudreaux of Cankton.
He was preceded in death by his parents
Eddie Savoie and the former Bella Semar, both natives of Cankton,
Two sisters, Theresa Savoie Guilbeau and Edise Savoie LeBlanc.
Jeston Gabriel Savoie
Son of
Eddie Savoie
and
Bella Semar Savoie
Husband of
Betty Lou Boudreaux Savoie
Father of
Ronald Joseph Savoie
Frederick John Savoie
Sharleen Marie Savoie Degeyter
Steve Allen Savoie
Grandfather of
Michelle Savoie
Melanie Savoie
Monica Savoie Musgrove
Samatha Savoie
Mitch Savoie
Travis Savoie
Shawn Broussard
Corey Savoie
Great-Grandfather of
Joseph Marco Santillian
Jeston Charles Savoie
James Tristian Ulicnik
Christian Hunter Savoie
Kain Michael Savoie
Savanah Musgrove
Levi Gabriel Savoie
Mason Musgrove
Aurora Raine Savoie Williams
Siblings
Inez "Edise" Savoie LeBlanc
Theresa Savoie Guilbeau
Ulysse Jean Savoie
Louise Savoie Boudreaux
Obituary
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, September 22, 2004, at a Mass of Christian Burial in St. John Berchmans Roman Catholic Church in Cankton.
Jeston passed away at the age of 74 at 10 a.m. Monday, September 20, 2004 at his residence in Cankton.
Interment was at St. John Berchmans Cemetery in Cankton, Louisiana.
Reverends Henry J. Broussard, pastor of St. John Berchmans Catholic Church and Aubrey Guilbeau, nephew of Jeston and pastor of Cathedral of Immaculate Conception in Lake Charles, Louisiana con-celebrated the services.
Musical selections were provided by Valerie Andrus. The songs were "Here I Am Lord", "How Great Thou Art", "Be Not Afraid", "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Isaiah 49".
Jeston was a native and lifelong resident of Cankton. He was a retired farmer and had worked in the oilfild for Central Industries in Scott for many years. Jeston was a parishioner of St. John Berchman Catholic Church.
Suviors include his loving wife, Betty Lou Boudreaux Savoie, of 44 years and caretaker for the past 4 1/2 years,
Three sons,
Ronald Savoie of Rogers, TX
Fred Savoie of Cankton, LA
& Steve Savoie of Scott, LA
One daughter,
Sharleen Savoie of Butte Larose, Louisiana
Eight Grandchildren,
Michelle Savoie
Melanie Savoie
Monica Savoie Musgrove
Samatha Savoie
Mitch Savoie
Travis Savoie
Shawn Broussard
Corey Savoie
Three Great-Grandchildren,
Joseph Marco Santillian
Jeston Charles Savoie
Christian Hunter Savoie
Levi Gabriel Savoie
One Brother, Ulysse Savoie of Lafayette
One Sister, Louise Savoie Boudreaux of Cankton.
He was preceded in death by his parents
Eddie Savoie and the former Bella Semar, both natives of Cankton,
Two sisters, Theresa Savoie Guilbeau and Edise Savoie LeBlanc.
Son of
Eddie Savoie
and
Bella Semar Savoie
Husband of
Betty Lou Boudreaux Savoie
Father of
Ronald Joseph Savoie
Frederick John Savoie
Sharleen Marie Savoie Degeyter
Steve Allen Savoie
Grandfather of
Michelle Savoie
Melanie Savoie
Monica Savoie Musgrove
Samatha Savoie
Mitch Savoie
Travis Savoie
Shawn Broussard
Corey Savoie
Great-Grandfather of
Joseph Marco Santillian
Jeston Charles Savoie
James Tristian Ulicnik
Christian Hunter Savoie
Kain Michael Savoie
Savanah Musgrove
Levi Gabriel Savoie
Mason Musgrove
Aurora Raine Savoie Williams
Siblings
Inez "Edise" Savoie LeBlanc
Theresa Savoie Guilbeau
Ulysse Jean Savoie
Louise Savoie Boudreaux
Obituary
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, September 22, 2004, at a Mass of Christian Burial in St. John Berchmans Roman Catholic Church in Cankton.
Jeston passed away at the age of 74 at 10 a.m. Monday, September 20, 2004 at his residence in Cankton.
Interment was at St. John Berchmans Cemetery in Cankton, Louisiana.
Reverends Henry J. Broussard, pastor of St. John Berchmans Catholic Church and Aubrey Guilbeau, nephew of Jeston and pastor of Cathedral of Immaculate Conception in Lake Charles, Louisiana con-celebrated the services.
Musical selections were provided by Valerie Andrus. The songs were "Here I Am Lord", "How Great Thou Art", "Be Not Afraid", "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Isaiah 49".
Jeston was a native and lifelong resident of Cankton. He was a retired farmer and had worked in the oilfild for Central Industries in Scott for many years. Jeston was a parishioner of St. John Berchman Catholic Church.
Suviors include his loving wife, Betty Lou Boudreaux Savoie, of 44 years and caretaker for the past 4 1/2 years,
Three sons,
Ronald Savoie of Rogers, TX
Fred Savoie of Cankton, LA
& Steve Savoie of Scott, LA
One daughter,
Sharleen Savoie of Butte Larose, Louisiana
Eight Grandchildren,
Michelle Savoie
Melanie Savoie
Monica Savoie Musgrove
Samatha Savoie
Mitch Savoie
Travis Savoie
Shawn Broussard
Corey Savoie
Three Great-Grandchildren,
Joseph Marco Santillian
Jeston Charles Savoie
Christian Hunter Savoie
Levi Gabriel Savoie
One Brother, Ulysse Savoie of Lafayette
One Sister, Louise Savoie Boudreaux of Cankton.
He was preceded in death by his parents
Eddie Savoie and the former Bella Semar, both natives of Cankton,
Two sisters, Theresa Savoie Guilbeau and Edise Savoie LeBlanc.
