A Wesley's Funeral Home

03/27/2026

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03/26/2026

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03/25/2026

******* Anthony Mascaro Jr. **********

Graveside services is tomorrow March 26, 2026 at Grace Memorial Cemetery Graveside at 12 pm 60455 Bayou Jacob Rd Plaquemine, La.

A. Celebration of life will follow at the Addis Civic Center (Old Fire Station) 4353 Harris Avenue, Addis La.

Professional services Entrusted to Wesley Funeral Home of Plaquemine.

03/11/2026

03/09/2026

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03/05/2026

Affectionately known as "Steam Baby" to her family and "Cadillac" to her friends was born on March 31 ,1939 in Maringouin, LA. She was a native of Avondale, LA and recently moved to Grosse Tete, LA to live with her sister Annie Mae Young, where she transitioned peacefully to her heavenly home on February 22, 2026. She was baptized at an early age and attended New Light Baptist Church in Grosse Tete, LA. She was a 1959 Graduate of Thomas A. Levy High School, Rosedale, LA.

Our beloved Shirley leaves to cherish her precious memories: two sons; Willie (Susie) Dickerson, Jr., and Praylen (Joyce) Dickerson, step-daughter; Renee Gilbert, eight grandchildren; LaKisha Chandler, Willie Dickerson, III, Frederick Dickerson, Sr., Kerry Arvie, Willie Lewis, Corey Gale, Terrell Lanus, and Courtney Wells, one sister; Annie Mae Young, one brother; Lawrence Davenport, Sr., three step-sisters; Willie Mae Scott, Evangelist Katie Watson, and Beatrice Davenport, four step-brothers; Thornton Walker, Felton Davenport, Willie Davenport, and John (Barbara) Davenport, sister-in-law; Mary Chaney, god-child; Desiree Baker, eighteen great grandkids, two great great grandkids, a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Shirley was preceded in death by her husband; Willie Mac Dickerson, Sr., two sons; Frederick and Kerry Dickerson, parents; Emile Chaney and Lorrine Chaney Jack, brother; Horace Chaney, great grand-daughter; Kerrielle Arvie, four aunts, four uncles, and a long time devoted friend; Tommy Cole.

03/05/2026

To be absent from the body, is to be present with the Lord" Our beloved Lucy Green affectionately called "Sis. Green" leaves to cherish her precious memories: three sons; Joseph Green, Jr., Ray Green, and Leeroy (Delores) Green, one daughter; Victoria Green, two step-daughters; Catherine Morris Green and Anissa Victoria Green, one sister; Rena Johnson, a god-daughter; Lisa Cooper, (9) grandchildren, (17) great grandchildren, (2) great great grandchildren, a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Lucy was preceded in death by her parents; Lawrence Chaney and Eve Franklin, two children (Baby Green), a grand-daughter; Chassity Coleman, two brothers; John Louis and Pink Hartford.

02/26/2026

On Friday, February 20, 2026, God in His infinite wisdom, commanded time to close the curtain on the earthly life of our beloved Thelma M. Johnson. She obeyed God’s call and
now she’s resting in His arms. Sis. Thelma was born to Willie Winbush and Ada Metevia on May 20, 1931. She was raised
by Sam and Josephine Dixon her great grandparents. She entered into holy matrimony to Joseph Johnson and from that union, eight children were born. In her adult life, she accepted Christ as her Lord and Savior and was baptized at Greater Bethany Baptist Church by Rev. Cleophas Davis in March 1968. She placed her membership at
Little Union Baptist Church, now Greater Union where Rev. Davis was also Pastor. She served as Usher, Assistant Church Secretary, Sunday School and Bible Class Teacher and was later appointed Deaconess by Pastor Edward Armstead. She also served as Mother of the church until she moved to Houston, TX. While in Houston, she was under watch-care at Mt. Olive Baptist Church under Pastor Kelton Henderson. She then moved back to Louisiana and place her
membership at Faith and Glory MBC in New Orleans under Rev. Samuel I. Davis, Jr. and served as Assistant Sunday School Superintendent for a period. Sis. Thelma retired from Valverda Elementary School where she worked as a Food Service
Technician for 20 years. Sis Thelma was a pillar in her community of Maringouin. She was loved by both young and old and helped all she knew was in need. The youth appreciated the life
lessons that she shared with them. As the matriarch of the Johnson legacy, she was a virtuous woman who counseled, was a
friend, a teacher, a disciplinarian, caregiver, and protector, who taught her family to love, appreciate, respect and first and foremost to honor God and each other. She was truly a model of
consistency who never compromised on who she was.

Thelma leaves to cherish her memory, three daughters: Pastor Joyce Benion, Maude Eaphrom, Betty (Mervin) Adams, one son: William C. Johnson, Sr., two brothers: Sam R. James, Sr. and Freddie (Sandra) James, A host of grandchildren, great grandchildren, great
great grandchildren, nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends She was preceded in death by her husband: Joseph Johnson Sr., her children: Delores Powell, Ruby Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Jr. and Ada Johnson, her mother: Ada Metevia James, great grandparents: Sam and Josephine Dixon, sister, Beatrice Jones, and granddaughter, Latricia Johnson.

02/26/2026

Ok sorry for the long late wait they finally here Black History & Delicious Dining Calendars 2026 is in.🙌🏿🙌🙌🏿🙌🙌🏿🙌
Come pick up one at A. Wesley’s Funeral Home 10810 Ventress Dr. Maringouin

02/25/2026

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