LaVallee obituaries, Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana

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LaVallee, Jude Marie          2 Dec 2012    Dec 2012    Jerry Nelson

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Obituary published in The Advocate (Baton Rouge) on:  12/2/2012

LaVALLEE, JUDE MARIE
Jude Marie LaVallee - (b. 04/05/43 d. 11/21/12). Judy was born at Baton 
Rouge General Hospital in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Since 1979, Judy has been 
a resident of Hammond Developmental Center (now known as Evergreen Life 
Services), where she has received excellent supervised care by loving 
employees of the Center. During her 33-year-stay at HDC, within her 
limitations Judy became a productive member of society, holding a series of 
jobs and proudly contributing to her own support. Prior to making HDC her 
home, Judy was well-known in Port Allen, Louisiana where she accompanied 
her late mother as an Avon saleslady. Judy was preceded in death by her 
grandparents, Luca and Rachel (Ricca) Corona, her parents, Charles Dolphus 
and Delia (Corona) LaVallee of Port Allen, Louisiana, several maternal 
aunts and uncles, plus some cousins. She is survived by her brother, Bill 
LaVallee; niece Shawn LaVallee and her daughter, Cassidy LaVallee; nephew 
Chuck LaVallee and his wife Dana Dickey along with their son, Dashiell Roi 
LaVallee all residents of Hollywood, California. She is also survived by 
first cousins David and Susan Corona of Baton Rouge, Carolyn (Corona) and 
Wayne Achee of Sunrise Beach Village, Texas, Charles Owen Simmons, Jr. of 
Baton Rouge and Rachel (Saia) Morgan of Metairie, with numerous cousins in 
Louisiana and Texas. Known for her salty sense of humor coupled with 
sometimes outrageously wicked observations of life and those around her, 
Judy will be missed by all who were fortunate enough to know her. In the 
last weeks of her life, Judy was a guest of St. Joseph's Hospice: The 
Carpenter House and was cared for with the most compassionate, loving 
attention by the exceptional caretakers there. Judy's family believes that 
although she may have been limited in this life, today in her new life she 
has achieved perfection. The family encourages donations in Judy's name to 
Evergreen Life Services (http://evergreenls.org/donate) and/or Carpenter 
House @ https://www.stjosephhospicefoundation.org/donations.php.

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