ST. CHARLES PARISH, LA.

Obituary For CLULEE, CHARLES J. 

Submitted By: Louis Lavedan

Source: The St. Charles Herald Guide, St. Charles Parish, La.

Published: Oct 07, 2010

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CLULEE, CHARLES J. 

Charles J. Clulee, 73, of Luling, died peacefully at River Region Hospice Home 
in River Ridge early Friday morning, Sept. 24, 2010.

He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Mable Savoy Clulee, four children: Tammy 
and husband Dan Frickey, Dawn and husband David Patterson, Troy Clulee, and Dean 
Clulee and wife Lisa Gautreaux; granddaughters: Candice Frickey Eskridge, 
Courtnie Frickey Comardelle, Chasadie Gatewood Toups, Tori Clulee, Ashley Clulee 
Kraemer, Megan Clulee, Cheyenne Clulee, Jada Songy and Emily Clulee; grandson, 
Joshua Clulee, great-granddaughter, Bailey Brooklyn Toups, great-grandsons: 
Caden and Cohen Comardelle and Ashton Kraemer; sisters, Marlene Savoie and Jo 
Ann Schexnayder of Tennessee, and brother, Neal Clulee.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Charles Sr. and Marie Dufrene Clulee, 
and his brothers, Firmin and Lionel Clulee.

He learned the love of God, the value of hard work and discipline, and love of 
the outdoors from his parents. He attended Our Lady of Prompt Succor in Westwego 
and graduated from Holy Name of Mary High School in Algiers. He also served in 
the U.S. Army.

He was an employee of Avondale Shipyards for 18 years, was a self employed 
residential home builder and carpenter, and was retired from Frickey Brothers 
Construction. He took pleasure in mentoring others in home building and 
carpentry. Since his retirement, he spent as much time as possible fishing at 
his camp on Grand Isle. He was a patient teacher, always willing to share his 
knowledge of his favorite sport with friends and family. He was a faithful 
member of Holy Family Catholic Church in Luling and Our Lady of the Isle 
Catholic Church in Grand Isle.


Memorial services were held on Sept. 28 at Holy Family Catholic Church in 
Luling, with interment following at St. Charles Mausoleum. Falgout Funeral Homes 
was in charge of arrangements.

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