TERREBONNE and LAFOURCHE Parishes, La.

OBITUARIY for MCCULLA, ANN MEREDITH DAUNIS 
  
Submitted by: Louis Lavedan

Source: Chauvin Funeral Home, Houma, La.

Died: Monday, October 20, 2014

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MCCULLA, ANN MEREDITH DAUNIS 
1934-2014

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Annie Mannie passed away on Monday, October 20, 2014. 

Ann Meredith Daunis McCulla, wife, mother, caregiver and fan was preceded in 
death by her husband of 50 years, F. Edward McCulla, her parents Earl "Bubba" 
Daunis and Meredith Wallis Daunis and Sister Mary Earl "Cissy" Daunis Bourgeois 
and husband Vernon Bourgeois.

She is survived by her three children, Eddie McCulla and wife Sheri, Mindy 
McCulla Peltier, and Harry McCulla and wife Evelyn. 6 grandchildren, Rusti 
McCulla and wife Kara, JJ Peltier Wise and husband Andrew, Steve Peltier, 
Meredith Peltier, Cameron McCulla and Callyn McCulla. 3 great grandchildren, 
Ashley Peltier, Kate Wise and Miley Jo McCulla.

The sound of laughter could always be heard from Ann's direction. Her beautiful 
red hair advertised a joy for life that served anyone that was fortunate enough 
to cross her path.

Ann's personality was perfect for caregiving. She was an ICU nurse at 
Terrebonne General Hospital for many years until becoming one of the first home 
health nurses in this area. Annie Mannie was always there to provide expertise 
and comfort for her patients, friends and family members throughout the years.

Ann had a rich social life that always included her beloved friends from the 
class of '52 at Terrebonne High. She and Ed were members of the Mardi Gras 
crews, Hyacinthians and Terreanians. Annie Mannie may have been most at home in 
the stands, supporting her children from little league to dance recitals 
through high school football to professional baseball. She was always front and 
center at the games, leading the cheers.

Annie Mannie was a one of a kind spirit that will be deeply missed by everyone. 
Services will be at St Francis de Sales Cathedral on Monday, October 27. 9:00am 
until funeral time at 12-noon. 

Burial will follow at St Joseph Cemetery in Thibodaux.

In lieu of flowers please send donations to Louis Infant Crisis Center, 3513 
Bayou Black Drive, Houma LA 70360

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