Joey Paul Hebert, 28, a native of Morgan City, a former resident of Baton
Rouge, and a current resident of Patterson passed away, Sunday, November 27,
2011 at his residence.
Joey is survived by his father, Stephen 'Buster' Hebert and his life partner,
Mark Seibert of Morgan City; his mother, Judy Lanoux and her husband, Curtis
Lanoux Jr. of Baton Rouge; his brothers, Drue Michael Hebert and his wife,
Heather, of Baton Rouge, and Andrew Thomas Hebert, and brother and godchild,
Matthew Joseph Lanoux also of Baton Rouge; niece and godchild, Machelle Sims;
niece, Hayley Hebert both of Baton Rouge; his grandparents, Shirley Hebert
Zander and Chuck Zander of Morgan City, Gerald and Bell Chassion of Bayou
Vista, EJ and Alberta Aucoin of Patterson, Curtis and Helen Lanoux Sr. of
Baker.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Valarie Hebert Jr.
Joey was a Hard Core LSU fan. Purple and gold were his favorite color as it
showed his Tiger pride. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and generally being
outdoors. He was an extremely intelligent individual who could take electronics
apart and place them back together again. Joey also used his abilities to
engineer and design prototype chillers for industrial factories. He would often
send his family pictures of the prototypes he would build, with comments of
what he'd accomplished. Joey was also a family man, he loved his family
immensely and enjoyed nothing more than spending time with them. He will be
deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.
The family requests that visitation be observed Friday December 2, 2011 from 6
pm to 10 pm at Hargrave Funeral Home. Visitation will resume Saturday December
3, 2011 at Hargrave Funeral Home beginning at 9 am until services.
Funeral Services for Joey will be held in the Hargrave Funeral Home Chapel at
11 am ,
with graveside services following in the Morgan City Mausoleum.
Joey's family would like to invite everyone to a reception honoring Joey's
Life, following services, to be held at Cornerstone Fellowship Hall 510 2nd St.
Morgan City, La.
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Rouge, and a current resident of Patterson passed away, Sunday, November 27,
2011 at his residence.
Joey is survived by his father, Stephen 'Buster' Hebert and his life partner,
Mark Seibert of Morgan City; his mother, Judy Lanoux and her husband, Curtis
Lanoux Jr. of Baton Rouge; his brothers, Drue Michael Hebert and his wife,
Heather, of Baton Rouge, and Andrew Thomas Hebert, and brother and godchild,
Matthew Joseph Lanoux also of Baton Rouge; niece and godchild, Machelle Sims;
niece, Hayley Hebert both of Baton Rouge; his grandparents, Shirley Hebert
Zander and Chuck Zander of Morgan City, Gerald and Bell Chassion of Bayou
Vista, EJ and Alberta Aucoin of Patterson, Curtis and Helen Lanoux Sr. of
Baker.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Valarie Hebert Jr.
Joey was a Hard Core LSU fan. Purple and gold were his favorite color as it
showed his Tiger pride. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and generally being
outdoors. He was an extremely intelligent individual who could take electronics
apart and place them back together again. Joey also used his abilities to
engineer and design prototype chillers for industrial factories. He would often
send his family pictures of the prototypes he would build, with comments of
what he'd accomplished. Joey was also a family man, he loved his family
immensely and enjoyed nothing more than spending time with them. He will be
deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.
The family requests that visitation be observed Friday December 2, 2011 from 6
pm to 10 pm at Hargrave Funeral Home. Visitation will resume Saturday December
3, 2011 at Hargrave Funeral Home beginning at 9 am until services.
Funeral Services for Joey will be held in the Hargrave Funeral Home Chapel at
11 am ,
with graveside services following in the Morgan City Mausoleum.
Joey's family would like to invite everyone to a reception honoring Joey's
Life, following services, to be held at Cornerstone Fellowship Hall 510 2nd St.
Morgan City, La.
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Joey Paul Hebert, 28, a native of Morgan City, a former resident of Baton
Rouge, and a current resident of Patterson passed away, Sunday, November 27,
2011 at his residence.
Joey is survived by his father, Stephen 'Buster' Hebert and his life partner,
Mark Seibert of Morgan City; his mother, Judy Lanoux and her husband, Curtis
Lanoux Jr. of Baton Rouge; his brothers, Drue Michael Hebert and his wife,
Heather, of Baton Rouge, and Andrew Thomas Hebert, and brother and godchild,
Matthew Joseph Lanoux also of Baton Rouge; niece and godchild, Machelle Sims;
niece, Hayley Hebert both of Baton Rouge; his grandparents, Shirley Hebert
Zander and Chuck Zander of Morgan City, Gerald and Bell Chassion of Bayou
Vista, EJ and Alberta Aucoin of Patterson, Curtis and Helen Lanoux Sr. of
Baker.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Valarie Hebert Jr.
Joey was a Hard Core LSU fan. Purple and gold were his favorite color as it
showed his Tiger pride. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and generally being
outdoors. He was an extremely intelligent individual who could take electronics
apart and place them back together again. Joey also used his abilities to
engineer and design prototype chillers for industrial factories. He would often
send his family pictures of the prototypes he would build, with comments of
what he'd accomplished. Joey was also a family man, he loved his family
immensely and enjoyed nothing more than spending time with them. He will be
deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.
The family requests that visitation be observed Friday December 2, 2011 from 6
pm to 10 pm at Hargrave Funeral Home. Visitation will resume Saturday December
3, 2011 at Hargrave Funeral Home beginning at 9 am until services.
Funeral Services for Joey will be held in the Hargrave Funeral Home Chapel at
11 am ,
with graveside services following in the Morgan City Mausoleum.
Joey's family would like to invite everyone to a reception honoring Joey's
Life, following services, to be held at Cornerstone Fellowship Hall 510 2nd St.
Morgan City, La.
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Rouge, and a current resident of Patterson passed away, Sunday, November 27,
2011 at his residence.
Joey is survived by his father, Stephen 'Buster' Hebert and his life partner,
Mark Seibert of Morgan City; his mother, Judy Lanoux and her husband, Curtis
Lanoux Jr. of Baton Rouge; his brothers, Drue Michael Hebert and his wife,
Heather, of Baton Rouge, and Andrew Thomas Hebert, and brother and godchild,
Matthew Joseph Lanoux also of Baton Rouge; niece and godchild, Machelle Sims;
niece, Hayley Hebert both of Baton Rouge; his grandparents, Shirley Hebert
Zander and Chuck Zander of Morgan City, Gerald and Bell Chassion of Bayou
Vista, EJ and Alberta Aucoin of Patterson, Curtis and Helen Lanoux Sr. of
Baker.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Valarie Hebert Jr.
Joey was a Hard Core LSU fan. Purple and gold were his favorite color as it
showed his Tiger pride. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and generally being
outdoors. He was an extremely intelligent individual who could take electronics
apart and place them back together again. Joey also used his abilities to
engineer and design prototype chillers for industrial factories. He would often
send his family pictures of the prototypes he would build, with comments of
what he'd accomplished. Joey was also a family man, he loved his family
immensely and enjoyed nothing more than spending time with them. He will be
deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.
The family requests that visitation be observed Friday December 2, 2011 from 6
pm to 10 pm at Hargrave Funeral Home. Visitation will resume Saturday December
3, 2011 at Hargrave Funeral Home beginning at 9 am until services.
Funeral Services for Joey will be held in the Hargrave Funeral Home Chapel at
11 am ,
with graveside services following in the Morgan City Mausoleum.
Joey's family would like to invite everyone to a reception honoring Joey's
Life, following services, to be held at Cornerstone Fellowship Hall 510 2nd St.
Morgan City, La.
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