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Adley Benoit LeDoux was born on November 14, 1930. Almost 92 years later, on July 9th, 2022, she passed from this life into the arms of her Savior Jesus Christ.
She married the very colorful and good-humored love of her life, Jake B. LeDoux on November 6, 1951. He left not long after to serve as a medic in the Korean War. When he returned home, they continued their life journey together, having two daughters along the way, Karen Ann and Kayla Lynn. In the beginning of their married life, they were poor as the proverbial church mice, but our momma had a talent for stretching every dollar and could make a plastic tie baggie last longer than anyone around. She always kept a spotless home and always had something delicious cooking on the stove with a trove of sweets and desserts on hand just in case someone might drop by. Our home was filled with lots of company, singing, great food, and loads of laughter.
Our momma loved her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews, her brothers and sisters in Christ, and any random person her husband brought home on any given day. We feel certain that each one loved her just as much as she did them. Dementia may have claimed her mind for a couple of years, but her love for the Lord and her family and friends will never
fade in any of our minds.
She was a member of Christian Family Fellowship Church of Christ and attended every Sunday for as long as she physically could.
We certainly would not want to forget to say thank you to the staff at the Jeff Davis Living Center for their caring and service to mom. They always went above and beyond for her, and we will always be grateful to them.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Liezie and Euphemie Benoit; her husband, Jake B. LeDoux; her son-in-laws, Frank Touchet and Warren Gary; her brothers, Joseph, Edway, Rufus, Arthur, and Dudley Benoit; her sisters, Nita Benoit, Lydia Istre, Amy McMillin, and Mable Istre.
Her service will be held on Saturday, July 16th, 2022, at the Jennings Church of Christ located at 1812 N. Cutting Avenue. Visitation will begin at 8:00 am until 10:30 am. Then, per her request, we will begin celebrating her life with congregational singing of her favorite hymns.
While we know we will miss our sweet momma and Nana, we are thrilled to know she is now finally Home!!
Adley Benoit LeDoux was born on November 14, 1930. Almost 92 years later, on July 9th, 2022, she passed from this life into the arms of her Savior Jesus Christ.
She married the very colorful and good-humored love of her life, Jake B. LeDoux on November 6, 1951. He left not long after to serve as a medic in the Korean War. When he returned home, they continued their life journey together, having two daughters along the way, Karen Ann and Kayla Lynn. In the beginning of their married life, they were poor as the proverbial church mice, but our momma had a talent for stretching every dollar and could make a plastic tie baggie last longer than anyone around. She always kept a spotless home and always had something delicious cooking on the stove with a trove of sweets and desserts on hand just in case someone might drop by. Our home was filled with lots of company, singing, great food, and loads of laughter.
Our momma loved her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews, her brothers and sisters in Christ, and any random person her husband brought home on any given day. We feel certain that each one loved her just as much as she did them. Dementia may have claimed her mind for a couple of years, but her love for the Lord and her family and friends will never
fade in any of our minds.
She was a member of Christian Family Fellowship Church of Christ and attended every Sunday for as long as she physically could.
We certainly would not want to forget to say thank you to the staff at the Jeff Davis Living Center for their caring and service to mom. They always went above and beyond for her, and we will always be grateful to them.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Liezie and Euphemie Benoit; her husband, Jake B. LeDoux; her son-in-laws, Frank Touchet and Warren Gary; her brothers, Joseph, Edway, Rufus, Arthur, and Dudley Benoit; her sisters, Nita Benoit, Lydia Istre, Amy McMillin, and Mable Istre.
Her service will be held on Saturday, July 16th, 2022, at the Jennings Church of Christ located at 1812 N. Cutting Avenue. Visitation will begin at 8:00 am until 10:30 am. Then, per her request, we will begin celebrating her life with congregational singing of her favorite hymns.
While we know we will miss our sweet momma and Nana, we are thrilled to know she is now finally Home!!
Jennings
Adley Benoit LeDoux was born on November 14, 1930. Almost 92 years later, on July 9th, 2022, she passed from this life into the arms of her Savior Jesus Christ.
She married the very colorful and good-humored love of her life, Jake B. LeDoux on November 6, 1951. He left not long after to serve as a medic in the Korean War. When he returned home, they continued their life journey together, having two daughters along the way, Karen Ann and Kayla Lynn. In the beginning of their married life, they were poor as the proverbial church mice, but our momma had a talent for stretching every dollar and could make a plastic tie baggie last longer than anyone around. She always kept a spotless home and always had something delicious cooking on the stove with a trove of sweets and desserts on hand just in case someone might drop by. Our home was filled with lots of company, singing, great food, and loads of laughter.
Our momma loved her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews, her brothers and sisters in Christ, and any random person her husband brought home on any given day. We feel certain that each one loved her just as much as she did them. Dementia may have claimed her mind for a couple of years, but her love for the Lord and her family and friends will never
fade in any of our minds.
She was a member of Christian Family Fellowship Church of Christ and attended every Sunday for as long as she physically could.
We certainly would not want to forget to say thank you to the staff at the Jeff Davis Living Center for their caring and service to mom. They always went above and beyond for her, and we will always be grateful to them.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Liezie and Euphemie Benoit; her husband, Jake B. LeDoux; her son-in-laws, Frank Touchet and Warren Gary; her brothers, Joseph, Edway, Rufus, Arthur, and Dudley Benoit; her sisters, Nita Benoit, Lydia Istre, Amy McMillin, and Mable Istre.
Her service will be held on Saturday, July 16th, 2022, at the Jennings Church of Christ located at 1812 N. Cutting Avenue. Visitation will begin at 8:00 am until 10:30 am. Then, per her request, we will begin celebrating her life with congregational singing of her favorite hymns.
While we know we will miss our sweet momma and Nana, we are thrilled to know she is now finally Home!!
Adley Benoit LeDoux was born on November 14, 1930. Almost 92 years later, on July 9th, 2022, she passed from this life into the arms of her Savior Jesus Christ.
She married the very colorful and good-humored love of her life, Jake B. LeDoux on November 6, 1951. He left not long after to serve as a medic in the Korean War. When he returned home, they continued their life journey together, having two daughters along the way, Karen Ann and Kayla Lynn. In the beginning of their married life, they were poor as the proverbial church mice, but our momma had a talent for stretching every dollar and could make a plastic tie baggie last longer than anyone around. She always kept a spotless home and always had something delicious cooking on the stove with a trove of sweets and desserts on hand just in case someone might drop by. Our home was filled with lots of company, singing, great food, and loads of laughter.
Our momma loved her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews, her brothers and sisters in Christ, and any random person her husband brought home on any given day. We feel certain that each one loved her just as much as she did them. Dementia may have claimed her mind for a couple of years, but her love for the Lord and her family and friends will never
fade in any of our minds.
She was a member of Christian Family Fellowship Church of Christ and attended every Sunday for as long as she physically could.
We certainly would not want to forget to say thank you to the staff at the Jeff Davis Living Center for their caring and service to mom. They always went above and beyond for her, and we will always be grateful to them.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Liezie and Euphemie Benoit; her husband, Jake B. LeDoux; her son-in-laws, Frank Touchet and Warren Gary; her brothers, Joseph, Edway, Rufus, Arthur, and Dudley Benoit; her sisters, Nita Benoit, Lydia Istre, Amy McMillin, and Mable Istre.
Her service will be held on Saturday, July 16th, 2022, at the Jennings Church of Christ located at 1812 N. Cutting Avenue. Visitation will begin at 8:00 am until 10:30 am. Then, per her request, we will begin celebrating her life with congregational singing of her favorite hymns.
While we know we will miss our sweet momma and Nana, we are thrilled to know she is now finally Home!!
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