Aza Mae Lavergne
January 5, 1920 ~ November 3, 2011
Aza Mae Lavergne, 91, of Westlake died at 7:25 AM on Thursday, November 3, 2011 in her residence.
Mrs. Lavergne was born on January 5, 1920 in Welsh, LA. She was a member of Church of Christ.
Mrs. Lavergne was a loving mother and grandmother.
Those left to cherish her memory are one son, Robert LeBert and wife Terry of Westlake; one daughter, Barbara Nevils and husband Donald of Westlake; two brothers, Lalton Arabie and wife Lillie Mae of Lake Charles and Louis Arabie and wife Juanita of Gillis; two sisters, Nola Lasyone and husband Grady of Lake Charles and Betty Fontenot of Moss Bluff; eight grandchildren; 8 step grandchildren; 23 great grandchildren; and nine great great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her first husband and the father of her children, Harry LeBert; her second husband, Odell Lavergne; and two sisters, Nioma Spell and Evanna Lambert.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 AM on Sunday, November 6, 2011 in the Johnson Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be held at Black Bayou Cemetery. Visitation will be held on Saturday from 12:00 noon until 9:00 PM and will continue on Sunday from 8:00 AM until the start of the service.
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My condolence to all family members. My Nanny will be greatly missed. I was truly blessed having her a part of my life. She was filled with laughter and a silent strenght. She showed us how to love one another and to remember that part of loving is forgiveness. Our Father in heaven called her home to have peace and no more pain. She will always and forever be part of my life. With deepest symthany and Love, Tammy
Mawmaw or nannie, mawmaw ( which ur my aunt through my mom ur sister betty), you were called an arabie but your name was azamae arabie lebert lavergne, you were an amzing woman, never gossiped , but heard alot , never complained, but heared alot, never hated, but saw alot, never cursed but heard a few, One thing that all thise complainers, gossipers, and haters( unforgiving ones) you always diplayed love , kindness , tenderness, joy, that giggle you had was so beautiful, you were appreciated, and so muched loved, nannie i loved u so much, u were always tender and kind, i love and will see u one day , tell everyone helloÂ
My old maw maw, that's what we called her. She helped to raise me. She was maybe the most peaceful person to whom I'm blood related. She was the first person to advocate for me in most situations. She kept everyone in check. She loved to laugh. She loved to tell stories. She always reminded us, her great grandchildren, that while we were taking French classes that she was punished as a child for speaking French. She was an amazing person, and I'm so grateful that she had a big hand in raising me. I'll always miss her, her smirk, her hugs. And of course her cooking.