Iberia County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Muller, Leocade nee LeBlanc - June 26, 1912
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source: New Iberia Enterprise and Independent Observer. (New Iberia, La.)
1902-1944, June 29, 1912, Image 3

DEATH OF MRS. ANTHONY N. MULLER.

The sudden death in this City last Wednesday night at eleven o'clock of Mrs. 
Anthony N. Muller, nee Leocade LeBlanc, daughter of Clerk of Court J. G. 
LeBlanc and wife of our District Attorney, was indeed a heartrendering shock 
to the relatives and friends of the deceased. Mrs. Muller had been preceeded 
to the grave only a few hours before by her youngest offspring and few of 
her dear relatives who were at her bedside, realized that her life was 
slowly ebbing away until she had passed to other realms. Deceased leaves to 
mourn her loss, besides her grief-stricken and devoted husband, three little 
children, ranging in ages from four to six years and a devoted mother, 
father, brothers and sisters, all having the sympathy of their friends in 
the hour of their terrible affliction. The funeral ceremonies were held at 
St. Peter's Catholic church on Thursday evening at four o'clock in the 
presence of hundreds of her friends, many coming from the surrounding 
Parishes to pay their last respect to the Christian woman and mother, the 
remains being interred in St. Peter's cemetery. Peace to her ashes.



source: The Weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, June 29, 1912,
Image 2

Mrs. A. N. Muller, - This entire community was shocked on Thursday morning
at the news of the death of Mrs. Anthony N. Muller, the wife of District
Attorney Muller. Death came as eleven o'clock the night before, releasing
her from the pains of earthly existence. She was the eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. LeBlanc.

Seldom has it been our duty to record a death which has carried the pangs of
sorrow to the hearts of so many. She was of an affectionate disposition,
bright and winning in her ways, so that friendship's circle to her was a
large and ever increasing one. It is hard to realize that she has gone.

Here she played as a child, developed into beautiful girlhood; here she
married and helped to establish a home of her own; here her life was spent;
a beautiful life full of a mother's love, her battles were fought, and her
faithful service rendered to the world. In this dearest of all places to
her, she lies down at length to sleep and rest. Beautifully appropriate such
a resting place, where her kindred sleep, and where her life-long friends may
gather about her silent tomb with honest tears of bereavement.

To her the struggle and burden bearing of earth are ended. Like one who
awakes from a troubled dream, she has awakened to see life's endless morning
break, at home with all of her loved ones who crossed the dark and silent
river before her. Over there may she realize an immortal joy and endless
happiness, distilled from and refined by the sufferings and disappointments
of this mortal life.



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