Felicien Leger
July 28, 1918 - December 26, 2008
Son of
Albert Leger
and
Marcelite Miller Leger
First Marriage of Fifty-nine Years
Louise Miller Leger
Second Marriage
Bertha Kilchrist Boudreaux Leger
Father of
Children of Felicien & Louise
Geneva Leger Breaux
Judy Leger Troy
Elvert "Slick" Leger
Siblings
Russell "Red" Joseph Leger
Alex "Pionk" Leger
Easton Leger
Alceus "Ben" Leger
Harold Leger
Rene "Gabee" Leger
Madeline Leger Cormier
Mercedes Leger Courville
Emmatile Leger Miller
Maternal Grandparents
Cesaire Miller
and
Marie Cephalide Leger Miller
Obituary
Funeral services will be held Monday, December 29, 2008 at an 11:00 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Charles Borromeo Roman Catholic Church for Felicien "Blue" Leger, age 90. He passed away Friday evening, December 26, 2008 peacefully of natural causes at Evangeline Oaks Guest House in Carencro.
Interment will be in St. Charles Borromeo Cemetery in Grand Coteau.
Mr. Blue was a native and lifelong resident of Sunset. Self taught, having only attended school to the 5th grade, he farmed and trucked watermelons and sweet potatoes with his brothers, going as far as Beaumont to sell produce door to door. He was the owner of Blue's Bar & Lounge, where he ran an honest game of Bourre and where everyone learned to shoot pool. He was also the owner of Blue's Trailer Park. He never met a stranger without asking, "Who's your daddy?" so that he could figure out how he was related to you. Mr. Blue was very proud that he had traveled as far as Minot, ND to drive trucks back to LA for a trucking company. He was also a driver for Louisiana Wholesale Florist. Felicien was a lifelong member of the Lions Club in Sunset, a member of the Elks Lodge in Opelousas and a parishioner of St. Charles Borromeo Roman Catholic Church.
Survivors include two daughters, Geneva Breaux and her husband, Paul, of Carencro and Judy Leger Troy of Lafayette; his wife, Bertha Kilchrist Boudreaux Leger of Carencro; two brothers, Russell "Red" Leger and Alex "Pionk" Leger and his wife, Narlin, all of Marksville; four grandchildren, Lonnie Breaux and his wife, Darla of Biloxi, MS, Dion Briley and her husband, Kirk, of Carencro, Karla L. Crawford and her husband, Brian, and Kelly Thibodeaux all of Youngsville; eight great grandchildren, Heather Breaux Little and her husband, Eddie, Judd Thibodeaux, Bailey and Landon Crawford, Adam, Alyce and Addison Briley and Ryker Paul Breaux; and two great great grandchildren, Ethan and Emily Little.
He was preceded in death by his first wife of fifty nine years, Louise Miller Leger; his parents, Albert Leger and his mother, the former Marcelite Miller both natives of Bristol; one son, Elvert "Slick" Leger; four brothers, Easton Leger, Alceus Leger, Harold Leger and Rene Leger; and three sisters, Madeline L. Cormier, Mercedes L. Courville and Emmatile L. Miller.
Melancon Funeral Home of Carencro, 4615 North University Avenue was in charge of arrangements.
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1930 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS
Name: Felician Leger
Home in 1930: Police Jury Ward 2, St Landry, Louisiana
Age: 11
Estimated birth year: abt 1919
Relation to Head of House: Son
Father's name: Albert Leger
Mother's name: Marcelete Leger
Race: White
Household Members: Name Age
Albert Leger 48
Marcelete Leger 46
Emethilde Leger 17
Easton Leger 14
Felician Leger 11
Alexine Leger 9
Harold Leger 7
Russel Leger 4
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July 28, 1918 - December 26, 2008
Son of
Albert Leger
and
Marcelite Miller Leger
First Marriage of Fifty-nine Years
Louise Miller Leger
Second Marriage
Bertha Kilchrist Boudreaux Leger
Father of
Children of Felicien & Louise
Geneva Leger Breaux
Judy Leger Troy
Elvert "Slick" Leger
Siblings
Russell "Red" Joseph Leger
Alex "Pionk" Leger
Easton Leger
Alceus "Ben" Leger
Harold Leger
Rene "Gabee" Leger
Madeline Leger Cormier
Mercedes Leger Courville
Emmatile Leger Miller
Maternal Grandparents
Cesaire Miller
and
Marie Cephalide Leger Miller
Obituary
Funeral services will be held Monday, December 29, 2008 at an 11:00 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Charles Borromeo Roman Catholic Church for Felicien "Blue" Leger, age 90. He passed away Friday evening, December 26, 2008 peacefully of natural causes at Evangeline Oaks Guest House in Carencro.
Interment will be in St. Charles Borromeo Cemetery in Grand Coteau.
Mr. Blue was a native and lifelong resident of Sunset. Self taught, having only attended school to the 5th grade, he farmed and trucked watermelons and sweet potatoes with his brothers, going as far as Beaumont to sell produce door to door. He was the owner of Blue's Bar & Lounge, where he ran an honest game of Bourre and where everyone learned to shoot pool. He was also the owner of Blue's Trailer Park. He never met a stranger without asking, "Who's your daddy?" so that he could figure out how he was related to you. Mr. Blue was very proud that he had traveled as far as Minot, ND to drive trucks back to LA for a trucking company. He was also a driver for Louisiana Wholesale Florist. Felicien was a lifelong member of the Lions Club in Sunset, a member of the Elks Lodge in Opelousas and a parishioner of St. Charles Borromeo Roman Catholic Church.
Survivors include two daughters, Geneva Breaux and her husband, Paul, of Carencro and Judy Leger Troy of Lafayette; his wife, Bertha Kilchrist Boudreaux Leger of Carencro; two brothers, Russell "Red" Leger and Alex "Pionk" Leger and his wife, Narlin, all of Marksville; four grandchildren, Lonnie Breaux and his wife, Darla of Biloxi, MS, Dion Briley and her husband, Kirk, of Carencro, Karla L. Crawford and her husband, Brian, and Kelly Thibodeaux all of Youngsville; eight great grandchildren, Heather Breaux Little and her husband, Eddie, Judd Thibodeaux, Bailey and Landon Crawford, Adam, Alyce and Addison Briley and Ryker Paul Breaux; and two great great grandchildren, Ethan and Emily Little.
He was preceded in death by his first wife of fifty nine years, Louise Miller Leger; his parents, Albert Leger and his mother, the former Marcelite Miller both natives of Bristol; one son, Elvert "Slick" Leger; four brothers, Easton Leger, Alceus Leger, Harold Leger and Rene Leger; and three sisters, Madeline L. Cormier, Mercedes L. Courville and Emmatile L. Miller.
Melancon Funeral Home of Carencro, 4615 North University Avenue was in charge of arrangements.
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1930 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS
Name: Felician Leger
Home in 1930: Police Jury Ward 2, St Landry, Louisiana
Age: 11
Estimated birth year: abt 1919
Relation to Head of House: Son
Father's name: Albert Leger
Mother's name: Marcelete Leger
Race: White
Household Members: Name Age
Albert Leger 48
Marcelete Leger 46
Emethilde Leger 17
Easton Leger 14
Felician Leger 11
Alexine Leger 9
Harold Leger 7
Russel Leger 4
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Felicien Leger
July 28, 1918 - December 26, 2008
Son of
Albert Leger
and
Marcelite Miller Leger
First Marriage of Fifty-nine Years
Louise Miller Leger
Second Marriage
Bertha Kilchrist Boudreaux Leger
Father of
Children of Felicien & Louise
Geneva Leger Breaux
Judy Leger Troy
Elvert "Slick" Leger
Siblings
Russell "Red" Joseph Leger
Alex "Pionk" Leger
Easton Leger
Alceus "Ben" Leger
Harold Leger
Rene "Gabee" Leger
Madeline Leger Cormier
Mercedes Leger Courville
Emmatile Leger Miller
Maternal Grandparents
Cesaire Miller
and
Marie Cephalide Leger Miller
Obituary
Funeral services will be held Monday, December 29, 2008 at an 11:00 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Charles Borromeo Roman Catholic Church for Felicien "Blue" Leger, age 90. He passed away Friday evening, December 26, 2008 peacefully of natural causes at Evangeline Oaks Guest House in Carencro.
Interment will be in St. Charles Borromeo Cemetery in Grand Coteau.
Mr. Blue was a native and lifelong resident of Sunset. Self taught, having only attended school to the 5th grade, he farmed and trucked watermelons and sweet potatoes with his brothers, going as far as Beaumont to sell produce door to door. He was the owner of Blue's Bar & Lounge, where he ran an honest game of Bourre and where everyone learned to shoot pool. He was also the owner of Blue's Trailer Park. He never met a stranger without asking, "Who's your daddy?" so that he could figure out how he was related to you. Mr. Blue was very proud that he had traveled as far as Minot, ND to drive trucks back to LA for a trucking company. He was also a driver for Louisiana Wholesale Florist. Felicien was a lifelong member of the Lions Club in Sunset, a member of the Elks Lodge in Opelousas and a parishioner of St. Charles Borromeo Roman Catholic Church.
Survivors include two daughters, Geneva Breaux and her husband, Paul, of Carencro and Judy Leger Troy of Lafayette; his wife, Bertha Kilchrist Boudreaux Leger of Carencro; two brothers, Russell "Red" Leger and Alex "Pionk" Leger and his wife, Narlin, all of Marksville; four grandchildren, Lonnie Breaux and his wife, Darla of Biloxi, MS, Dion Briley and her husband, Kirk, of Carencro, Karla L. Crawford and her husband, Brian, and Kelly Thibodeaux all of Youngsville; eight great grandchildren, Heather Breaux Little and her husband, Eddie, Judd Thibodeaux, Bailey and Landon Crawford, Adam, Alyce and Addison Briley and Ryker Paul Breaux; and two great great grandchildren, Ethan and Emily Little.
He was preceded in death by his first wife of fifty nine years, Louise Miller Leger; his parents, Albert Leger and his mother, the former Marcelite Miller both natives of Bristol; one son, Elvert "Slick" Leger; four brothers, Easton Leger, Alceus Leger, Harold Leger and Rene Leger; and three sisters, Madeline L. Cormier, Mercedes L. Courville and Emmatile L. Miller.
Melancon Funeral Home of Carencro, 4615 North University Avenue was in charge of arrangements.
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1930 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS
Name: Felician Leger
Home in 1930: Police Jury Ward 2, St Landry, Louisiana
Age: 11
Estimated birth year: abt 1919
Relation to Head of House: Son
Father's name: Albert Leger
Mother's name: Marcelete Leger
Race: White
Household Members: Name Age
Albert Leger 48
Marcelete Leger 46
Emethilde Leger 17
Easton Leger 14
Felician Leger 11
Alexine Leger 9
Harold Leger 7
Russel Leger 4
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July 28, 1918 - December 26, 2008
Son of
Albert Leger
and
Marcelite Miller Leger
First Marriage of Fifty-nine Years
Louise Miller Leger
Second Marriage
Bertha Kilchrist Boudreaux Leger
Father of
Children of Felicien & Louise
Geneva Leger Breaux
Judy Leger Troy
Elvert "Slick" Leger
Siblings
Russell "Red" Joseph Leger
Alex "Pionk" Leger
Easton Leger
Alceus "Ben" Leger
Harold Leger
Rene "Gabee" Leger
Madeline Leger Cormier
Mercedes Leger Courville
Emmatile Leger Miller
Maternal Grandparents
Cesaire Miller
and
Marie Cephalide Leger Miller
Obituary
Funeral services will be held Monday, December 29, 2008 at an 11:00 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Charles Borromeo Roman Catholic Church for Felicien "Blue" Leger, age 90. He passed away Friday evening, December 26, 2008 peacefully of natural causes at Evangeline Oaks Guest House in Carencro.
Interment will be in St. Charles Borromeo Cemetery in Grand Coteau.
Mr. Blue was a native and lifelong resident of Sunset. Self taught, having only attended school to the 5th grade, he farmed and trucked watermelons and sweet potatoes with his brothers, going as far as Beaumont to sell produce door to door. He was the owner of Blue's Bar & Lounge, where he ran an honest game of Bourre and where everyone learned to shoot pool. He was also the owner of Blue's Trailer Park. He never met a stranger without asking, "Who's your daddy?" so that he could figure out how he was related to you. Mr. Blue was very proud that he had traveled as far as Minot, ND to drive trucks back to LA for a trucking company. He was also a driver for Louisiana Wholesale Florist. Felicien was a lifelong member of the Lions Club in Sunset, a member of the Elks Lodge in Opelousas and a parishioner of St. Charles Borromeo Roman Catholic Church.
Survivors include two daughters, Geneva Breaux and her husband, Paul, of Carencro and Judy Leger Troy of Lafayette; his wife, Bertha Kilchrist Boudreaux Leger of Carencro; two brothers, Russell "Red" Leger and Alex "Pionk" Leger and his wife, Narlin, all of Marksville; four grandchildren, Lonnie Breaux and his wife, Darla of Biloxi, MS, Dion Briley and her husband, Kirk, of Carencro, Karla L. Crawford and her husband, Brian, and Kelly Thibodeaux all of Youngsville; eight great grandchildren, Heather Breaux Little and her husband, Eddie, Judd Thibodeaux, Bailey and Landon Crawford, Adam, Alyce and Addison Briley and Ryker Paul Breaux; and two great great grandchildren, Ethan and Emily Little.
He was preceded in death by his first wife of fifty nine years, Louise Miller Leger; his parents, Albert Leger and his mother, the former Marcelite Miller both natives of Bristol; one son, Elvert "Slick" Leger; four brothers, Easton Leger, Alceus Leger, Harold Leger and Rene Leger; and three sisters, Madeline L. Cormier, Mercedes L. Courville and Emmatile L. Miller.
Melancon Funeral Home of Carencro, 4615 North University Avenue was in charge of arrangements.
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1930 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS
Name: Felician Leger
Home in 1930: Police Jury Ward 2, St Landry, Louisiana
Age: 11
Estimated birth year: abt 1919
Relation to Head of House: Son
Father's name: Albert Leger
Mother's name: Marcelete Leger
Race: White
Household Members: Name Age
Albert Leger 48
Marcelete Leger 46
Emethilde Leger 17
Easton Leger 14
Felician Leger 11
Alexine Leger 9
Harold Leger 7
Russel Leger 4
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