Condolence: Condolences to the wonderful family on the loss of a such a wonderful and kind man, husband, father,and a friend and helper to all. Mr. Anthony and Mrs. Lurcey and family were one of the first families we met when we moved on Baxter Drive ( Scheufensville) in 1969. They have always been a big help to my family and Mr. Anthony could always be counted on to figure out the most challenging problem in building or repairing anything. He was the expert and was respected because he not only helped figure out problems, he stayed and worked to the finish. We all grew up together and Mrs. Lurcey was a lifesaver because my momma didn't drive until the mid-seventies. I cherish all the memories of those times and thank you all for being such great people and friends for so many years. Thank you and may God comfort you in the loss of Mr. Anthony. We will never forget him.

Condolence: To the Hebert Family, I'm so sorry about your husband/dad. He will surely be missed. He always had a smile when I saw him. I remember him turning his pockets inside out at Darline's wedding, so long ago. Everyone got a good laugh out of that. May the Lord bless your family in the days and weeks. Visit mom she will need you. Karen

Condolence: I will never forget what a wonderful and nice person Uncle Tanny was. I spent some great summers out at their house and had some great times. He was just the best. Always laughing and cutting up. I'm very proud to have known him. My prayers to Aunt Lurcey and all of my cousins. I'm sure this is hard on y'all, and I wish I could do something to help. I love all of y'all. I'm glad he got to take that trip to Tenn., and I'm sure he'll be in heaven with Harry Dupuis, Wayne Dupuis, Uncle Fred Dupuis, and the rest of the family. Much love always!!!

Condolence: I would like to express my deepest sympathy to family and friends. May all your good memories outweigh your sadness during this difficult time. (Isaiah 25:8)