The Plaquemines Protector Obits for 1935 Plaquemines Parish Louisiana
Submitted by Darnell Brunner Beck



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PIGNIOLO-At New Orleans La., Sunday, March 31, 1935, at 10:20 o'clock 
p. m., Luke J. Pigniolo, beloved husband of Irene Jacomin, father of 
Jacklen Pigniolo, son of Mrs. Leon Lassus and the late Joseph R. 
Pigniolo and brother of August Pigniolo and Mrs. Kermit Ballay, 
step-brother of Roy, Lionel Ernel and Vernon Lassus, aged 2 years, 
a native of Home Place. Relatives and friends of the family, also 
the staff and employes of Freeport Sulphur Company were invited to 
attend the funeral on Tuesday, Aprll 2 1935, from the residence, 
Home Place,. La, with requiem mass at Our Lady of Good Harbor Catholic 
Church at Buras, La, at 10 o'clock a. m. The interment took place in 
Buras, La., cemetery. Arrangements were by Jacob Schoen and Son.
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When Malcolm Lassus was so suddenly called away on April 28, 1935, Fort 
Jackson Troop No. 301 of Buras, La. sustained a felt loss. The impress 
of his life will not soon be removed. Even though he had been a member 
of the troop for only seven months his record as a scout was enviable 
in that he lived the principles which he had enshrined in his heart. 
Although the smallest boy in the troop all unconsciosly his presence 
brightened every group he was in. He lived intensley precision 
characterized his acts he accomplished things. This fact was demonstrated 
on the last hike, when he won first place in wood carving contest. His 
life truly typified the very essence of Scouting. His friendly smile his 
eager intent his helping hand, his willingness to assist and his interest 
in Scouting, marked him as one who would have risen high in the ranks of 
this greaat boy's movement. His brother-scouts and scout master shall 
greatly miss him. However we have the blessed consolation that someday 
we shall meet him again, in the land beyond which God has prepared for 
us, and there enjoy that fellowship which knows no parting.
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Carlisle-of Carlisle, La. on Wednesday July 24, 1935 at 5 a.m. 
Ernestine Marie Gleason beloved wife of Stanhope Gordon Carlisle, 
a native of Carlisle La. The funeral took place Thursday July 25, 
1935 with Requim mass at St. Vincent de Paul Church at 10 a.m. 
Interment was private. 
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