He was captain in the Army Corps of Engineers during WWII, stationed in the Persian Gulf and later Texas.
After the war he started his own consulting firm with Warren G. Moses. The company was sold in 1972.
Mr. deLaureal was retired president of deLaureal Engineers, Inc.
Survivors include his wife, Eva Wilkinson Allen de Laureal, two sons, W. David deLaureal Jr. and Martin Rene deLaureal, two daughters, Carolyn Anne Harrington and Eva Marie Jeans. Two brothers, Thomas Hugh deLaureal and Robert Todd deLaureal, two sisters, Celeste Boagni and Margaret Louis Taylor.
Thanks to ancestry.com and the Times-Picayune newspaper.
He was captain in the Army Corps of Engineers during WWII, stationed in the Persian Gulf and later Texas.
After the war he started his own consulting firm with Warren G. Moses. The company was sold in 1972.
Mr. deLaureal was retired president of deLaureal Engineers, Inc.
Survivors include his wife, Eva Wilkinson Allen de Laureal, two sons, W. David deLaureal Jr. and Martin Rene deLaureal, two daughters, Carolyn Anne Harrington and Eva Marie Jeans. Two brothers, Thomas Hugh deLaureal and Robert Todd deLaureal, two sisters, Celeste Boagni and Margaret Louis Taylor.
Thanks to ancestry.com and the Times-Picayune newspaper.
Family Members
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George Ducrest DeLaureal
1897–1968
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Carmen Marie Madeline deLaureal Gardiner
1900–1975
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Robert Todd DeLaureal
1902–1999
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Dr Boni James de Laureal
1903–1974
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François Roguet de Lauréal
1905–1918
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Francois Roguet deLaureal
1905–1918
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Marie Celeste "Celeste" deLaureal Boagni
1907–1999
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Margaret deLaureal Taylor
1909–1998
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Capt Henry H. de Laureal
1915–1979
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