James Eric Landry

Birth date: May 10, 1934 Death date: Feb 8, 2011

James Eric Landry James Eric Landry was born on May 10, 1934 in LeRoy, Louisiana. Eric passed away February 8, 2011 due to an extended illness of Parkinson's disease. Eric was from Abbeville, Louisiana and graduated with a Master Read Obituary

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Anonymous

768w ago

I will miss Eric. I spent many an hour with him at work and we had wonderful discussions.
Lois, condolences to you and all the family and--Eric-Rest in peace.##imported-begin##Lewis Etter##imported-end##

Anonymous

768w ago

Eric was a wonderful friend whom I will truly miss.
My prayers are with you and family.
Patrick Cassidy
resident at Pine Tree Lodge##imported-begin##Patrick Cassidy##imported-end##

Anonymous

768w ago

Cammie so so sorry about your sweet daddy. I know you have had so much. You are in my prayers and thoughts I know nothing can replace your loss.

Shawn Dyess##imported-begin##Shawn Dyess##imported-end##

Anonymous

768w ago

I am so sorry for your loss. Eric was a wonderful man. Our family and yours have had some great times. Your mom and dad are together again as they should be. My prayers are with you and your family. Your mom and dad will be missed so much.##imported-begin##Ruby Waggoner##imported-end##

Anonymous

768w ago

Working for Eric was an education for me and my partner. We both found him "in charge" yet able to have fun with us too. He taught us the JOB and gave us insight to people and what life was about. Of course we did not always know if he was pulling our leg in some of the things he said - yet we picked up some of his habits and were even guilty of quoting some of his remarks. We both realized he had a really sharp mind as he would sometimes use a word in mid sentence that just did not belong there. We came to realize that most of the time that word would belong in the next sentence or two if we would pay attention. Many times to our dismay and later amusement he would line out the way he wanted us to work on a project - and just as we solidified those instructions in our heads and on our note pads- he would come back and say "Or you could do it this way" and we would start over. I will miss not seeing him show up with some joke or odd saying at any moment. Rest in peace Eric.##imported-begin##Don & Robbie Gilbreath##imported-end##

Anonymous

768w ago

Cammie:

Our hearts and prayers go out to you with the passing of Eric. I remember when my Dad was still living, he and Eric would get together and talk "Cajun". I would always greet him with "C'est va Landry?" He was a kind and gentle person just as your Mother was. God's peace to you and your family.##imported-begin##Butch & Betsy Lanclos##imported-end##

Anonymous

768w ago

Cammie, my prayers are with you during this time of loss. Now your mom and dad are once again together with our Father, on their infinite journey through time. May God bless and keep you and your beautiful family safe and at peace.

Your mom and dad were beautiful neighbors and I miss them both dearly.
Susan##imported-begin##Susan Drebes##imported-end##

Anonymous

768w ago

My family and I recently became acquainted with Mr. Landry and Cammie when he came to San Angelo for the last leg of his earthly journey. They are both such special people and we felt honored to get to know them. I became quite attached to Mr. Landry and enjoyed bringing him desserts to feed his sweet tooth. He was always charming and kind and I will miss our visits. God Bless.##imported-begin##Brenda Kellar Norris##imported-end##

Anonymous

768w ago

We are saddened by the news of Eric's death. We were classmates in Graduate School at LSU, co-workers at Texas Eastman Co. golfing buddies and good friends. We will sorely miss him. Our prayers are with you at this time. We will have masses said for him here, as we did for Lois. E.C. and Claudette Sibille##imported-begin##E. C. Sibille##imported-end##

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