Recreation district deer stand question arises
March 29, 2018
Anna Evangelists
March 30, 2018
Wenceslaus Billot Sr., 20 2018. He was a lifelong resident of Isle de Jean Charles, L.A.
Mr. Billiot is survived by his loving wife of 70 years. Dene-da Naquin Billiot; Wenceslaus built a home for his family. He was a loving and kind father. He is also survived by his sons, Wenceslaus “Boyo” Billiot and wife Sheila, Robert “Jeff” Billiot and wife Tanya, and Adam ^Dennis” Billiot Sr. and wife Lottie; his daughters Judyann Billiot, Kathy Billiot Dardar and husband Mickey, and Theresa Billiot All his grand kids loved to hear his stories. He is survived by 19 grandkids, Mercie, Raymond Jr.. Nathaniel Zackary. Kelly-Jo, Kyle, Ginger, Chantel. Robbie, Butch, Norbert. Michael. Mitch. James, Jay, Margaret Adam Jr.. Erica, and Ahram. Wenceslaus is also survived by 44 great grandchildren and 13 great great grandchildren He is also survived by his sisters, Maryline Billiot Naquin. Helen Billiot Naquin, Mart hie Billiot Mahler, and step sister. Zelma Naquin.
Wenceslaus was a veteran of World War II where he fought in the Philippine Islands and Germany. After the war. he returned home to marry his love. Denecia. During their seventy year marriage, they had seven children Wenceslaus provided for his family by working on the water as a tugboat captain, fisherman, and boat builder. As an Isle de Jean Charles Biloxi Chitimacha Choctaw Tribal Elder, he was a pillar of the tribe. He loved Guard Dancing at Pow-Wows and sharing his culture with his children during Native American History Month school programs.
Wencelaus will be remembered by all for his faith and stories. He was dedicated to his faith through prayer, study, and service to Jesus Christ He was a parishioner of St Charles Borromeo Catholic Church. Wenceslaus lived his life with passion. He will be deeply missed by all.
(Samart)
