Sept.14, 2010 Update
Dear Pelicans,
The focus of this Update is
Churches. If you will click here you will be taken to that page
http://www.evergreenla.org/Churches/Portal.htm
Several additions have been made
to the Churches Page. Due to the efforts of Ryan Rabalais,
pictures have been added to the Photo Gallery of Little Flower Catholic Church
in Evergreen and St. Charles Catholic Church in Goudeau.
In addition, contact has been
established with Pastor Gladys Miller and Ben Stansbury
of
Click on the link for each church
then click on the activated links to view what has been posted. The photo
gallery for each church is located in the page of the respective church
page. We wish to include all churches,
so please send information and pictures which you may have and we’ll review
them for posting.
Ryan Rabalais,
photo editor for www.evergreenla.org has relinquished
his responsibilities in that area. A special acknowledgement is extended to
Ryan as he has spent tireless hours editing photos and adding captions. His dedication and skillful devotion to those
responsibilities are admired and respected. His efforts will be missed.
James “Patrick” Descant, Wayne (Murry’s son) and Pat’s son, will
assume those duties.
Sharon Lemoine
Juneau (sharonl123@centurytel.net) 318.876.3495 & 318.201.9321
indicated that Cottonport High classes of
56, 57, & 58 are having a reunion on Saturday, Nov. 13th
at Marcus Juneau’s home in Spring Bayou in Marksville. Please share this
information with Wildcats from those years so they may contact
I
was recently asked about what tailgating is like at a UL-Lafayette Home
Football Game and thought it would be educational to include this link for
those who are curious.
Click
here http://athleticnetwork.net/site1879.php
OR
go to www.athleticnetwork.net
photo gallery, Tailgating, Year you wish to view, game you wish to view.
Yes,
we are passing a good time. Ten years of Tailgating pictures are posted + the
Sports Illustrated
story by Joe Cahn, the Commissioner of Tailgating, who
declared in the Sept. 5, 2005 issue that
the best food was at UL-Lafayette. I never met anyone who could eat as much at
Joe Cahn. After consuming at several
booths at UL, he ate again at Landry’s on I-10, then LSU tailgating,
then made it to New Orleans and ate out that evening, so he could be ready to
tailgate at the Saints game the next day – what a man (he must have a high % of
Cajun blood).
Peace,
Ed