Hornsby Obituaries: Terrebonne Parish, La.

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28 June 2004

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NOTES:
1. The date preceding the obituary is the date of the newspaper,
not the date of death.
2. Annotations are additional information
3. SLR - from South Louisiana Records by Donald Hebert
4. SLVFR - from South Louisiana Vital Family Records by Terrebonne 
Genealogicial Society


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Houma Courier, abt. March 3, 1993

MARGARET HORNSBY

Margaret Badeaux Hornsby, 79, a native of Thibodaux and a resident of Montegut 
for 41 years, died Monday, March 2 (1992).
Visitation will be from 5 to 10 tonight at the Montegut Fire Station and 
Thursday from 8 am until funeral time.  Funeral services will be at Sacred Heart 
Catholic Church at 10 am.
She is survived by one son, Irby J. Hornsby Jr. of Gretna;  and three daughters,  
Mrs. Russell H. (Margaret Ann) Hebert,  Mrs. Glenn M. (Patricia) Crochet,  both 
of Montegut, and Mrs. James (Carole) Glorioso of Houma.  She is also survived by 
two brothers,  J. Alvin Badeaux and J. Leslie Badeaux, both of Thibodaux;  two 
sisters, Mrs. Sam J. (Vivian) Bergeron, Baton Rouge,  and Mrs. Julius M. 
(Theresa Mae) Fernandez of Franklin;  10 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Irby J. Hornsby Sr.;  her parents,  
Charles A. Badeaux Sr. and Vivian Knobloch Badeaux;  two brothers, Monsignor A. 
Carroll Badeaux and Charles A. Badeaux Jr.;  a sister, M. Adeline Badeaux;  and 
one grandchild.
She was active in civic, charitable and religious affairs in the community.  In 
1968, she was named Montegut's first Top Citizen, and in 1969 was chosen 
Business and Professional Woman of the Year.
She was a charter member and president of Russell Redmond Unit 272 American 
Legion Auxillary, Montegut;  the Theresians of Houma;  Sacred Heart Legion of 
Mary praesdium;  Pere Denece Court 1891 Catholic Daughters of the Americas, and 
St. Joseph Benedictine High School Home and School Association.
Mrs. Hornsby wrote the Montegut news for the Houma Daily Courier for nearly 10 
years.  She helped to establish the Montegut Public Relations Committee, serving 
as secretary for many years. 
In lieu of flowers, the family request that donations be made in her name to the 
Alzheimer's Association, 70 East Lake St. Suite 600, Chicago, Ill, 60601.

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