Obituaries:  Gregory Lee Laroux, Sabine Parish       L-620
Source:  Sabine Index, Many, La., Apr 19, 2000
Submitted by: Carl Dilbeck
              carlrad@earthlink.net


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Gregory Lee Laroux 
  
  Funeral services for Gregory Lee Laroux, 39, of Zwolle were held 
April 13, 2000 at 2 p.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church under the 
direction of Warren Meadows Funeral Home. Interment followed at 
St. Joseph Cemetery. 
  
  Mr. Laroux was born July 16, 1960 in Converse to George Laroux 
Jr. and Eloise Sepulvado Laroux. He died April II, 2000. 
  
  Survivors include his mother, Eloise Laroux of Zwolle; his 
'widow, Holly and her children Dustin and Keely; his daughter Sky 
Angeliec Laroux of Zwolle; one brother, Eric Laroux of Zwolle; 
four sisters, Angie Laroux of Zwolle, Mattie Sepulvado and 
husband, Tim of Zwolle, Georgette Odom and husband, Tom of 
Shreveport and Pam Cartinezand husban.d Glen of Zwolle. 
  
  He is also survived by four nieces: Erica, Madison, Chyna 
Sepulvado and Stephanie Cartinez; five nephews: Myles and Nathan 
of Shreveport, BJ and wife April, Dallas 6ritt and Joey Cartinez. 
  
  He is preceded in death by his father, George Laroux Jr. and one 
brothe.r Jerry Youngbiood. 
  
  Pallbearers were Pat Ferguson, Howard Ferguson, Jeffrey 
Martinez, David Sepulvado, Jerry "Pop" Sepulvado, Chad Rivers, 
Glen Rivers and Alvin Martinez. 
  
  Greg had many friends whom he loved and who loved him in return. 
He loved and enjoyed life to its fullest. He never met a stanger 
and was very free hearted. He loved to cook and invite people to 
eat. 
  
  His pride and heart was his daughter, Sky. You would always have 
to listen while he would brag on how smart she is with a 
computer. She will miss her Daddy very much. 
  
  He was a 1978 graduate of Zwolle High School. He worked in 
construction for a living and was a very good brick layer. He 
loved and watched all sports, especially the Pittsburg Steelers. 
  
  All who knew Greg have great memories to share of good times and 
bad. But that's the way he would have it for a ample flaan he 
was. 
  
  Warren Meadows Funeral Home, Many, La.