Funeral services were held at the Martin and Castille Chapel in Lafayette for Louis Anslem, 77, who died in Lafayette General Hospital after a brief illness.
A Native of Opelousas and a resident of Lafayette for the past 49 years, Mr. Anslem was the son of the late Joseph Anslem and Azaline Lavergne Anslem, both natives of Opelousas.
He was a vetern of World War I, serving in the United States Army. Mr Anslem was a member of the Lafayette Barracks No. 2931, Veterans of World War I and military rights were conducted in his honor.
Mr. Anslem was also a Charter memer of the Lafayette Bowling Association and was a member of several bowling leagues. He was a member of the St. Genevieve Knights of Columbus, Council No. 3202.
Mr. Anslem was a retired employee of Borden's Inc. with 22 years of service.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Willie M. Brown Anslem of Lafayette, and four sisters.
A Native of Opelousas and a resident of Lafayette for the past 49 years, Mr. Anslem was the son of the late Joseph Anslem and Azaline Lavergne Anslem, both natives of Opelousas.
He was a vetern of World War I, serving in the United States Army. Mr Anslem was a member of the Lafayette Barracks No. 2931, Veterans of World War I and military rights were conducted in his honor.
Mr. Anslem was also a Charter memer of the Lafayette Bowling Association and was a member of several bowling leagues. He was a member of the St. Genevieve Knights of Columbus, Council No. 3202.
Mr. Anslem was a retired employee of Borden's Inc. with 22 years of service.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Willie M. Brown Anslem of Lafayette, and four sisters.
Funeral services were held at the Martin and Castille Chapel in Lafayette for Louis Anslem, 77, who died in Lafayette General Hospital after a brief illness.
A Native of Opelousas and a resident of Lafayette for the past 49 years, Mr. Anslem was the son of the late Joseph Anslem and Azaline Lavergne Anslem, both natives of Opelousas.
He was a vetern of World War I, serving in the United States Army. Mr Anslem was a member of the Lafayette Barracks No. 2931, Veterans of World War I and military rights were conducted in his honor.
Mr. Anslem was also a Charter memer of the Lafayette Bowling Association and was a member of several bowling leagues. He was a member of the St. Genevieve Knights of Columbus, Council No. 3202.
Mr. Anslem was a retired employee of Borden's Inc. with 22 years of service.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Willie M. Brown Anslem of Lafayette, and four sisters.
A Native of Opelousas and a resident of Lafayette for the past 49 years, Mr. Anslem was the son of the late Joseph Anslem and Azaline Lavergne Anslem, both natives of Opelousas.
He was a vetern of World War I, serving in the United States Army. Mr Anslem was a member of the Lafayette Barracks No. 2931, Veterans of World War I and military rights were conducted in his honor.
Mr. Anslem was also a Charter memer of the Lafayette Bowling Association and was a member of several bowling leagues. He was a member of the St. Genevieve Knights of Columbus, Council No. 3202.
Mr. Anslem was a retired employee of Borden's Inc. with 22 years of service.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Willie M. Brown Anslem of Lafayette, and four sisters.
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