TERREBONNE and LAFOURCHE Parishes, La.

OBITUARIY for PLAISANCE, HOLDEN 
  
Submitted by: Louis Lavedan

Source: Falgout Funeral Home, La.

Died: Saturday, Feb 13, 2016

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PLAISANCE, HOLDEN 

    DIED: February 13, 2016

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Holden John Plaisance, 64 years old, was born Feb 27, 1951, and peacefully 
passed away on Feb 13, 2016. 
He was a resident and native of Raceland, LA.

A memorial gathering of family and friends will be at Falgout Funeral Home in 
Raceland on Monday, Feb 15th from 5 - 9pm and will resume Tuesday, Feb 16th 
from 9 - 11am. A funeral service will be held at the funeral home at 11am with 

burial to follow at St. Mary's Nativity Cemetery.

He is survived by his sons, Tracy John Plaisance and wife Allison and Cary John 
Plaisance and wife Joy; daughters, Jaime Plaisance Boudreaux and husband Jamie 
and Tessie Plaisance Cantrelle and husband Earl; brother, James Anthony 
Plaisance and wife Jill; sisters, Gwendolyn Plaisance Taylor and husband John 
and Joy Plaisance Carson and husband Timmy; grandchildren, Cade Plaisance, Cari 
Plaisance, Caleb Plaisance, Joel Plaisance, Alyssa Plaisance, Andrew Boudreaux, 
Madison Boudreaux, Zacary Plaisance, Karli Cantrelle, Lucas Cantrelle, Briana 
Crane and Braya Crane.

He is preceded in death by his wife, Vera Lee Plaisance; parents, Edison and 
Irma Cologne Plaisance; stepson, Robert "Bobby" Crane Jr.

He was a U.S. Army Specialist and served honorably before retiring from 
McDermott. After retiring, he spent the last 5 years running a cattle farm with 
his father, Edison, and brother, James. He loved his camp, farm, old westerns, 
and weekly 'family night' with his children and grandchildren. 
He will be loved and missed. We love you "Pop".

The family would like to extend their appreciation to Journey Hospice.

U.S. Army
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