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Mothe Funeral Homes LLC was founded in New Orleans, LA in 1895. Now six generations strong, Mothe continues to serve families in their time of need.

Mothe Funeral Homes, LLC has been in business since 1895 and has maintained the founding values that they built the business on. The family has served other families for six generations and focused on creating healing services for all in attendance. They portray unmatched professionalism, attention to detail, and compassion that come with their experience. You can walk into the business at any time and find a member of the Mothe family to help you and give their full attention. When you start planning, one individual will be assigned to your family so that you can have consistency and someone to reach out to at all hours of the day. Mothe Funeral Homes, LLC is ready to start planning a death that has not happened yet. Instead of waiting to plan a funeral when you are under high stress after your loved one passes away, make the decisions now with a clear mind. With pre-planning funeral services, you can choose burial or cremation. You can plan a funeral or memorial to go along with the death care that you prefer. Life celebrations are a more casual and light way to honor the life of your loved one. You can throw a party for the deceased, playing their favorite songs, serving their favorite food, and requesting that everyone wear their favorite sports jersey. When you choose pre-planning, you can get input from the one whose service you are arranging. Browse through a selection of high-quality funeral products to choose the suitable caskets, urns, vaults, and permanent memorialization that will last forever in the cemetery or your home. These decisions are complex, which is why the funeral planning team can assist you every step of the way. Mothe Funeral Homes, LLC loves to serve families in Marrero, Harvey, Algiers, Gretna, Westwego, Avondale, Belle Chasse, Waggaman, Lafitte, Luling, and New Orleans. They offer grief resources to guide you through the healing process. Mothe Funeral Homes, LLC is located at 1300 Vallette St New Orleans, LA 70114. Find options for green burial and easy transport of the body with the funeral hearse. Call (504) 366-4343 to begin plans. To Learn More Visit: http://www.mothefunerals.com

02/20/2026

Annette Cambronero Buras

In Loving Memory of Annette C. Buras

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Annette C. Buras, who left this world to join her heavenly father, on February 18, 2026 after a courageous and fiercely fought battle with pancreatic cancer. She was diagnosed on Nov, 5, 2020. Born in New Orleans, Annette’s vibrant spirit and deep-rooted love for her city remained with her throughout her life. She lived, worked, and built a legacy of compassion, laughter, and dedication in the place she called home. Annette was the heart and soul of her family. She is survived by her beloved husband of 35 years, Tommy Buras, whose devotion was mirrored in her own unwavering love for him; her son, Jack T. Buras, of whom she was endlessly proud of; her caring sister, Margery Gilbert; and brother Guido Perez. She was also a cherished aunt to Matthew Gilbert (Jessie) and Kaelen Oubre (Jeff), with whom she shared many warm and joyful memories. Her loving mother, Gloria Cambronero, and loving father, Isaias Cambronero predeceased her. Family was everything to Annette. Whether it was camping under the stars, cheering at NASCAR races in Daytona, boating on Lake Pontchartrain, or creating magical memories at Disney, she embraced life’s adventures with open arms and an open heart. Her favorite gatherings were the simple ones — crawfish boils and backyard barbecues surrounded by laughter, good food, music, and the people she loved most. Annette found joy in the everyday: reading a good book, cooking a delicious meal, and, above all, spending time with her family. Her commitment to those she loved — especially Tommy and Jack — was boundless and pure Professionally, Annette served as the Continuing Legal Education Coordinator for the Louisiana State Bar Association for 33 years, a role she cherished deeply. Through her work, she traveled, built lasting friendships, and met countless lawyers and judges whose respect and admiration she earned. Her involvement with ACLEA (Association of Continuing Legal Education) was particularly meaningful; she held numerous roles within the organization but found her greatest joy in the friendships that blossomed there. These special bonds led to the formation of an unofficial group lovingly called "the Bs" — a circle of unwavering support, faith, and love that stood by her during her illness. Annette also gave back to her community in many ways. During Jack’s grammar school years at Christ the King Church, she proudly served on the school board and as a Eucharistic Minister for the church — roles she considered true honors. With a sense of humor that could light up any room, Annette was known for her ability to make people smile, her sincere listening ear, and her warm, comforting hugs. She had a gift for lifting others up — often with a prayer, a kind word, or simply her presence. Annette leaves this world with gratitude in her heart — for Tommy, Jack, Margery, and the Bs — whose love and support were constant strength. She touched countless lives and left each one better than she found it. Family and friends are invited to attend the Funeral Mass on Friday, February 27, 2026 at 12 noon at Christ the King Catholic Church 535 Deerfield Rd. Terrytown, Louisiana. Visitation will be held at the church from 9am until 12pm. Interment, Westlawn Memorial Park Cemetery, Gretna, Louisiana. We would like to thank Ochsner Medical Westbank and Ochsner The Gayle and Tom Benson Cancer Research Hospital for their amazing care. Dr. Mizrahi and his team were always honest and truthful. In lieu of flowers, please consider sending a donation to the Ochsner Cancer Research Hospital. Annette will be deeply missed, forever loved, and always remembered.

“There are some who bring a light so great to the world, that even after they have gone, the light remains.”

REMEMBER: He became one of us, so that we could become like Him.

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02/20/2026

Connie Christine White

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02/12/2026

Brenda Trupiano Ordoyne

Brenda Trupiano Ordoyne, 84, passed peacefully on February 10, 2026, and is now joyfully reunited with her beloved husband, William Karl Ordoyne, Sr. She was born on November 11, 1941, in New Orleans, Louisiana, to the late Joseph Thomas Trupiano and Elodie Catherine Laborde Trupiano.

Brenda married the love of her life, affectionately known as Billy, on May 28, 1960. Together, they raised William Karl Ordoyne, Jr., Keri Ann Ordoyne Walker, and Kirk Anthony Ordoyne. Their life was grounded in Catholic faith, devotion to the Blessed Mother, and love for their family.

Brenda devoted her life to her family. Those who knew her best remember her saying all she ever wanted was to be a wife and mom. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by their infant son, Keith John Ordoyne, whom she now joins in the light of Christ.

Left to cherish her memory are William Karl Ordoyne, Jr. and wife Sonja; Keri Ann Ordoyne Walker and husband Craig; and Kirk Anthony Ordoyne and wife Stacie; her grandchildren Caitlin (Kyle Aucoin), Kale, Liam, Aidan, and Audrey Ordoyne; Laurel Walker; Gavin, Connor, and Logan Ordoyne; and her great-grandchildren Everett, Cecilia, and Theodore.

Brenda was especially close to her sister, JoAnn LeJeune, and her husband, Berwick, both of whom preceded her in death. She also cherished her family bond with Robert Pourciau, who was raised alongside her husband, and with Lynne Pourciau, her friend and constant companion. Brenda loved her nieces, nephews, and godchildren who held a very special place in her heart. She also cherished her cousins and lifelong friends.

Brenda’s spirit — and the many times she made us shake our heads and laugh — will forever live in our hearts. May she enjoy Heaven in all its glory.

In lieu of flowers, the greatest gift you gave Mom was your love during her life. The family kindly asks that prayers or Masses be offered for the repose of Brenda's soul, as this was a devotion she faithfully practiced for others throughout her life.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St. Joseph Catholic Church at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, February 21, 2026, at 610 Sixth Street, Gretna, Louisiana 70053. Entombment will follow at Westlawn Memorial Park, 1225 Whitney Avenue, Terrytown, Louisiana 70056.

MOTHE FUNERAL HOME is assisting the family during this most difficult time. The family invites you to share thoughts, fond memories and condolences online at www.mothefunerals.com

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02/10/2026

Carol Borne Dickmann

Carol Borne Dickmann. of New Orleans passed away peacefully in her sleep on February 9th, 2026, at 91 years old. A lifelong resident of Algiers, Louisiana

Born April 5th, 1934 to Elise Lassere of Vacherie and Walter Borne of Franklin. She said it was time to go see John her Husband, and Sons Brian and Britt.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Husband John Peter Dickmann Jr., sister Elaine Shelley, and sons Britt and Brian Dickmann. She is survived by her children and their spouses – Kevin and Brenda Dickmann, of South Beach OR, Wendy and Ferrell Brunet of Baton Rouge, LA and Travis and Christy Dickmann of Boise ID. Her nine grandchildren and their spouses – Aurora Heinemann, Crystal Heinemann, Cortney and Brian Givens, Elise and Jason Fenstermaker, Marcie and Jimmy Bartel, Ryan and Melissa Brunet, Ashley and Trey Gros, Taylor Dickmann and Parker Dickmann. And her ten great grandchildren – Dorian Edwards, Mason Fenstermaker, Carter Bartel, Jude Brunet, Brooks Fenstermaker, Charlotte Bartel, James Brunet, Wesly Gros, John Brunet and Sophia Gros. She is also survived by her ten nephews and nieces. And many cousins and friends. She had many Angels too, one being Lyn Dickmann.

Carol attended Holy Name of Mary school starting in kindergarten through her senior year. She worked at Louisiana Power and Light where through a friend met the love of her life – John. They were married July 5th, 1954, and moved into their starter home, which turned out to be their forever home.

She was the secretary at St. Andrew the Apostle school, it seems for most of our lives. She knew all the kids and families well. Over the years she would run into the students and kept up with their families. She would always tell us who she ran into and kept us updated.

The family would like to thank all the staff at Our Lady of Wisdom for making her last year and days so comfortable. There are no words that can express our appreciation for the warmth and compassion shown to her and her family and friends.

In lieu of flowers, please make donations in Carol’s name to Holy Name of Mary Church or Our Lady of Wisdom.

Relatives and Friends of the Family are invited to attend the Memorial Visitation at Holy Name of Mary Catholic Church, 500 Verrett St., Algiers, LA on Monday, March 2, 2026 from 9 AM until Funeral Mass time at 11 AM. Interment will follow in McDonoghville Cemetery, Gretna, LA.

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02/10/2026

Daniel Martin Berthaut

Daniel Martin Berthaut entered into eternal rest February 7, 2026. Beloved son of the late George C. Berthaut and Jeanette Peters Berthaut. Brother of the late George W. Berthaut. Brother in law of Margie Berthaut. Uncle of Gregory Berthaut (Christine). Great-uncle of Charlene Bumblis, George R. Berthaut, and Emily Berthaut. Age 81 years, a native of New Orleans, and resident of Hammond, LA.

Relatives and Friends of the Family are invited to attend the Funeral Service in the Parlor of MOTHE FUNERAL HOME, 1300 Vallette St., Algiers, LA on Friday, February 20, 2026 at 11 AM. Interment McDonoghville Cemetery, Gretna, LA.

Visitation will be held from 9 AM until service time.

The family invites you to share your thoughts, fond memories, and condolences online at www.mothefunerals.com.

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02/02/2026

Peter Martin Robinson

Peter Martin Robinson, age 85, passed away peacefully on January 29, 2026, in Belle Chasse, Louisiana.Peter was the beloved husband of Helen Barrilleaux Robinson, with whom he shared 62 wonderful years of marriage. He was a devoted father to Tracey Bommer, Kelley Ancona (MJ), Karen Cuevas (Gary), and Jason Robinson, and a proud grandfather to six grandchildren, Christian (Bianca), Matthew (Jarithza), Rachel (Grant), Alexis, Lindsey, Jesse and two great-grandchildren, Adrian and Henry and a third great grandchild on the way .He is also survived by his sister, Carol Lee Robinson, brothers Chester (Kathy) and Michael Robinson. He was preceded in death by his parents, Chester Martin Robinson and Elizabeth Ochello Robinson, and by his sister, Marlene Orlando. Peter also leaves behind a multitude of nieces, nephews, great-nieces, and great-nephews who will cherish his memory.A United States Navy veteran, Peter served his country with honor and pride. He had a lifelong love of the outdoors and found great joy in fishing, deer hunting, and turkey hunting. In his later years, that love evolved into a deep appreciation for the peace and solitude of the woods, where he found quiet reflection and comfort. Known for his quick wit and strong faith, Peter lived his life with humility, humor, and gratitude. Above all else, he deeply loved his wife and family, who were always the center of his world.Peter will be remembered for his devotion to his family, his faith, his service to his country, and the calm strength he carried throughout his life. He will be deeply missed and forever remembered.While there will be no public services, the family will gather privately and is grateful for the love, prayers, and support during this time.

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01/31/2026

Sarah Newton Israel

Sarah Newton Israel, of Kenner, Louisiana, passed away on January 29, 2026, at the age of 63. She was born on May 15, 1962, in Waynesboro, Georgia, and was a longtime resident of Algiers, Louisiana.

Sarah found her greatest comfort at home, where she loved relaxing and watching classic movies. She cherished time spent with her daughter, Alyssa—especially their shared love of attending concerts together. One of her greatest joys was spending time with her beloved grand dog, Jack, who brought her endless happiness and companionship.

She is survived by her former spouse, James “Scott” Israel; her daughter, Alyssa Israel Condrey and her husband Kyle; and her cherished grand dog, Jack.

Sarah was preceded in death by her parents, Russell DeLaney Newton III and Barbara Leona Poole; her brother Brett Jay Newton; her daughter Malorie Francis Israel; and her unborn granddaughter Madelynn Grace Condrey.

Sarah will be remembered for her quiet love of home, her devotion to her family, and the meaningful moments she shared with those closest to her.

Relatives and friends are invited to Sarah's Visitation on Thursday, February 5, 2026 from 9am to 11am at St. Philip's Episcopal Church, 3643 Aurora Drive, New Orleans, LA 70131. A Funeral Service will begin at 11am, and Interment will follow at Westlawn Memorial Park, 1225 Whitney Avenue, Gretna, LA 70056.

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01/28/2026

Diane Fetzer Niddrie

Diane Marie Fetzer Niddrie passed away peacefully on Sunday, January 18, 2026, at the age of 68, after a hard-fought battle with cancer. She was born in Commack, New York, on March 9th, 1957. She is the wife of Philip Niddrie; the mother of Patrick and Philip Niddrie; the grandmother of Niko Martin Niddrie and Cecilia Iris Niddrie. She was born to the late Martin and Teresa Fetzer. She is also survived by her siblings, nieces, nephews, cousins, and wonderful lifelong friends.

A native of Commack, and proud resident of New Orleans, Louisiana for over 44 years, Diane graduated from Commack High School, in 1975. After high school she attended Piedmont Community College in Charlottesville, Virginia and earned her Associate’s Degree in Respiratory Care. Diane began her professional career as a Respiratory Therapist at UVA in Charlottesville, VA, continued on Long Island, NY. She grew up in New York and fell in love with Philip Niddrie, who convinced her to move down to New Orleans in 1982. Together they raised two young whippersnappers while she continued her career in respiratory therapy at Southern Baptist Hospital. She worked through that hospital’s infamous Katrina episode, saving lives by manually pumping air with a bag valve mask for five days straight in 100 degree temperatures until every last patient was evacuated. She finally retired in 2024. Diane was a successful and well-respected Respiratory Therapist in the New Orleans area.

She loved going out to see music and I’m pretty sure she never missed a Jazz Fest. She loved our friends like they were her nieces and nephews. The happiest I ever saw her was when Sarah and I told her she was going to be a grandma. She loved those kids as much as anyone can love anything, and watching that firsthand reminded me what an amazing mother she was. Sarah described it as uncomplicated love; you never questioned it for a second. She was the safety net that gave us the confidence to take risks, pursue our dreams and occasionally make questionable decisions. I am extremely grateful for the impact that love had on my development as a person.

She was a young, healthy and strong 68 year-old when she was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer. The prognosis was grim from the start, but she gave it her best. She was surrounded by family and friends when she passed. We will miss her dearly.”

We will remember her as a joyful, welcoming presence whose vibrancy matched the city that she loved. She made friends easily and she was a mentor to countless colleagues. Diane was loving, compassionate, and most of all a very caring person to all. She enjoyed spending time skating and cycling, working out in Elmwood Ochsner gym and listening to live music, whether indoors or out. However, her true passion was spending time with her loving family and friends. Diane was unique and irreplaceable, well respected and liked, and will be deeply and dearly missed by all who knew and loved her.

Her spirit and tender nature will remain in the many memories of her cherished friends and family.

“To Mom

Your warmth held us like a cozy bed through the night

before we were born,

before we knew what cold was.

Your love kept us warm like a puffy jacket

on a brisk New Orleans winter morning.

Now it is afternoon; the sun has risen

and we are fine in our T-shirts.

We passed those jackets down to your grandkids.

As the sun shines from above, warming my face,

I can hear your voice

reminding me to put on my sunscreen;

and I take comfort knowing

that the sun will shine forever.”

-Patrick

Her husband Philip’s reply to the beautiful poem was as follows:

“Patrick….i haven’t cried for almost 24 hours straight but you brought an end to that…she was everything you said more… She was as wonderful a wife as I could have had. We were like cats and dogs sometimes but we kissed good night every night but two in the span of 41 years.

She was a Registered Respiratory Therapist for almost 44 years. Ironic that lung cancer would get her. She spent the majority of 41 years at Baptist and then Ochsner in the Pediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care Units. When I met the nurses in those units at the Christmas parties the consensus was always the same..when Diane was there they were very happy…and when she wasn’t there, need I say it? How often do doctors at the bedsides ask a lowly therapist their opinion about a patient’s status? With her, frequently. The medical residents often sought her knowledge and learned from her.

It didn’t surprise me. Her entire career she would often, after the usual twelve hours of work with 18000 steps on her pedometer, come home and study respiratory books and texts. She was very conscientious and didn’t miss a single day of work in all those years. Diane may have been late once..two minutes? Up at 5:15a and returning at 7:30p…really?

She was my best friend, a great cook, wonderful mother and grandmother, super White Tornado of a housecleaner..and sweet lover, not necessarily in that order..

I have been, and still am, a lucky guy….”

Many thanks to the wonderful people both at Serenity Hospice and Mothe Funeral Home. Together they helped greatly with Diane’s passage from life to death.

In lieu of flowers please kindly consider contributions to Camp Pelican of New Orleans. Donations can be made at: www.camppelican.org

A private service will be held at a later date.

MOTHE Funeral Home has been entrusted with funeral arrangements. The family kindly invites you to share thoughts, fondest memories, and condolences online at www.MotheFunerals.com.

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01/27/2026

Calvin William Verberne

Calvin William Verberne entered into eternal rest on January 26, 2026. Beloved husband of the late Cheryl McCarroll Verberne. Father of Craig Verberne (Jada), Chantel Mudge (Frankie), Cory Verberne (Ashley), and the late Christopher Verberne. Grandfather of Taryn Mudge, Shealyn Rollinson, Alaina Verberne, Christopher Verberne, Caleb Verberne, and the late Caitlynn Mudge and A.J. Rollinson. Son of the late Warren Verberne and Irma Serpas Verberne. Brother of the late Warren Verberne (Easter). Age 72 years, a native of New Orleans, and resident of Terrytown, LA. Calvin graduated from O. Perry Walker High School and worked until retirement for Willco Inc. He was a classic car and rock-N-roll enthusiast, and longtime member of the Lions Club of Terrytown.

Relatives and Friends of the Family are invited to attend the Visitation at MOTHE FUNERAL HOME, 1300 Vallette St., Algiers, LA on Tuesday, February 3, 2026 from 9 AM until 10:30 AM. The funeral Mass will follow at Holy Name of Mary Catholic Church, 400 Verret St., Algiers, LA at 11 AM. Interment Westlawn Memorial Park Cemetery, Gretna, LA.

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01/16/2026

Sheila Kimball Morgan

Sheila Morgan was born on November 7, 1962 to Ellis and Ruth Kimball. She passed away in the early morning of January 14, 2026 in her home surrounded by family. Sheila was the 7th child of Ellis and Ruth Kimball and had a very kind and calm nature. She was very much loved by family and friends. Sheila was preceded in death by her parents Ellis Kimball and Ruth Kimball, brothers Michael Kimball and Chip Kimball, niece Michele Clay, and nephew Antonio Palisi Jr. She is survived by her husband Andrew Morgan, daughter Victoria Morgan (Joseph Dapprich), grandchildren James, Elanor, and Sasha Dapprich, sisters Lori Chisholom, Kathy Palisi, Nora Maronge, and Patricia Drude, brothers Richard Kimball, Daniel Kimball, Jimmy Kimball, and Tommy Kimball, as well as many nieces and nephews. Sheila will be missed by many and her spirit will live on in our hearts. She is now joined in heaven with many of her loved ones including her sister-in-law Michelle Kimball.

A private service will be held at a later date.

MOTHE Funeral Home has been entrusted with caring for Ms. Sheila Morgan. The family kindly invites you to share thoughts, fondest memories, and condolences online at www.MotheFunerals.com.

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01/14/2026

Sheila Joy Harris

Sheila Joy McClain Harris passed away on January 12th, 2026 at the age of 68. Sheila was born on September 8th, 1957 in Langdale, Alabama.

Sheila went to Valley High School in Riverview, Alabama and worked as an assistant manager at McDonald's, and later as a physical education teacher. She was preceded in death by her parents, Willard Milford and Pearl Jane (Lucille) McClain and her sister Chloette Osborn. She is survived by her husband Mark Harris; two children, Kyle Harris and Tamara Day (Mike); and her four grandchildren, Kyle Harris, Jr., Kayli Harris, Aubrey Day, and Taylor Day; her siblings Milford McClain, and Kathy McClellan; nieces and nephews, Jennifer, Stephanie, Belinda, Stephen, Chastity, and David; as well as many other beloved family and friends.

A devoted mother and grandmother, the love of her life was her children and grandchildren. Sheila loved tending to her garden daily with the goal of providing a welcoming habitat for birds, bees, and butterflies as well as a peaceful restorative place. Her second favorite place to be was the beach: early sunrises and long walks, napping in the shade while listening to the surf, and then long walks for sunset.

Sheila had a special gift for making any house a home for all who entered. Days spent working in the garden, evenings enjoying her garden, and then dinner with a movie at home were the happiest of times. Earning a childhood nickname of "Happy," which truly characterizes her, she had a wonderful sense of humor, loved to laugh, and always had the most beautiful smile and sparkling eyes. Above all, she understood what truly mattered: family, love, and the joy of being together. Her warmth, kindness, and zest for life touched everyone who knew her.

She was the most wonderful mother and grandmother our kids and grandkids could have ever wished for. She was my best friend, my rock, my guiding light, my world.

A Celebration of Life will be held Saturday January 24th 12 noon EST at Fredonia Community Holiness Church, 8473 Co Rd 289, Lanett, AL 36863

A private send-off will be held at home at later date.

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01/08/2026

Rayelynn Fischer F***t-Canzoneri

Rayelynn Fischer F***t-Canzoneri, 78, of New Orleans, Louisiana, born on December 04, 1947, to Raymond G. Fischer and Magdalena Sottile Fisher, passed away peacefully at her home on December 30, 2025. She was a remarkable woman that leaves behind a legacy of love, lifelong accomplishments, and great adventures. Rayelynn obtained her formal education locally in New Orleans studding to be a Paralegal at UNO and attended Warren Easton High School.

Rayelynn was a well-known real estate agent, building an accomplished career that spanned more than 59 years across multiple states, and was a proud member of the President’s Circle for RPAC, appointed as Louisiana representative to the 2023 RPAC Participation Council and Emeritus CRS Member at Residential Real Estate Council.

Rayelynn was very proud of her children, dedicated her life to her family, and took every opportunity to share her love of travel with them. She was a fearless world traveler, always eager for new adventures and excited to explore unfamiliar corners of the world together. Yet, no matter how far she roamed, her heart was forever drawn back to her family’s roots in Sicily, Italy.

Rayelynn loved attending parties and events as she was always the life of the party and her infectious laughter and loving spirit brightened the lives of all. But when it came to her passion for football, it was a league of its own, just ask the die‑hard New Orleans Saints and Tulane Green Wave fans she ran with, they could tell you a tale or two. Just recently, another team made the list, the Mississippi State Bulldogs where her granddaughter Juju attends.

Rayelynn, was the third of five sisters, and is survived by her husband, Terry Canzoneri; daughter, Jennifer Ann Lazaro (former husband Julian); her son, Scott D. F***t (Gracie); granddaughter, Julianna Rae Lazaro (William “Creel”); her sisters, Virginia Fischer-Grubb, Magdelena Fischer-Zschiedrich (Milton), Patricia Fischer (Laurie); chosen sister Donna Petit Costanza (Joe); and many beloved cousins, nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents Raymond and Magdalena Fisher, cherished sister Rosemary Fischer-Crowder, and niece Cheryl Swanson.

A celebration of her vivid and bright life will be held privately by her family at a later date.

As Rayelynn was an animal lover and a dedicated pet foster, the family asks that in lieu of flowers, donations be made in her memory to North Shore Animal League America at animalleague.org.

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