Youngsville " Funeral services will be conducted for Mrs. Frank Landry, 81, the former Alice David on Saturday, March 25, 2006 at 2:00 PM in the David Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Steve LeBlanc officiating. Interment will follow in St. Anne Cemetery in Youngsville. Mrs. Landry died on Thursday, March 23, 20006 at 6:45 PM in New Iberia Manor North Nursing Home. Visitation will begin on Friday, March 24, 2006 at 4:00 PM till 10:00 PM and resume on Saturday, March 25, 2006 at 8:00 AM till services. A rosary will be recited on Friday evening at 7:00 PM. Alice Landry always enjoyed taking trips with her husband Frank. They traveled the Gulf Coast to places near & far. Her trips with him were no more when Frank took his final journey in 2003. On March 23rd, at 6:45pm, with her family at her side, Alice Landry embarked on what would be her final journey. A trip not to any of the places she had been to before with her husband Frank, but to a destination filled with peace and happiness. . . a place called heaven, finally together again with Frank, to whom she was married for over 55 years. A native of Youngsville and a lifelong resident of New Iberia, Alice co owned Alice & Franks Caf in New Iberia where there was good home cooked food and a warm atmosphere that made everyone feel welcomed. Her favorite things were working crossword puzzles, playing Parcheesi, cooking for her family, trying new restaurants. She enjoyed listening to Dean Martin, Joe Tex, Tom Jones, Perry Como & Otis Redding. She will be sadly missed by her family and all who ever had the pleasure of knowing her. Alice leaves behind a family of eight, one son Frank Landry Jr. and his wife Vicky of New Iberia, seven daughters: Tina L Romero and husband Curtis, Verlon L Romero and husband Raymond both of New Iberia, Darlene L Crochet and husband Terry of Lafayette, Bonnie L Provost and husband Wayne of Loreauville, Priscilla L Leblanc and fiancee Harvey Darby of New Iberia, Kathy L Broussard and companion Russell Turner of New Iberia, Aggie L Broussard and husband Tony of Loreauville. Three sisters, Verna Hunt & Elsie Keith and husband Norman both of Leesville, and Grace Elias and her husband Raymond of New Iberia. Eighteen grand children: Alice R Broussard and husband Topy of St Martinville, Laurie R Moneaux and husband Rodney of New Iberia, Todd Romero and companion Melissa of New Iberia, Sandy R Moresi and companion Corey of New Iberia, Tracy R Trimble and husband Lonnie of New Iberia, Rachel R Ransonet and husband Phillip of New Iberia, Toby Romero and wife Wendy of New Iberia, Andy Romero and wife Ashley of New Iberia, Courtney Beadle and husband Chris of Hawaii, Jenna Crochet of Lafayette, Braxton Provost and wife Becky of Loreauville, Scott Provost and wife Jeri of Loreauville, Nichole Landry of New Iberia, Brad Landry and wife Courtney of Lafayette, Brandy Broussard and companion Russell of New Iberia, Tyler Broussard of New Iberia, Mallory & Katelyn Broussard of Loreauville. Twenty-eight great grand children: Megan B. & husband Jeremy Picard of St. Martinville, Jacob, Jordan & Sara Broussard, Todd Jr. & Cody Romero, Christy Romero, Brock, Rodney Jr., Hank & Josh Moneaux, Amber & Brytton Trimble, Derek & Devon Ransonet, Ashley, Toby Jr & Braydon Romero, Andy Jr. & Alexis Romero, Madison Beadle, Luke & Mackenzie Provost, Brandon & Kathleen Provost, Brad Jr., Leah & Laci Landry, Kylen Moresi, Salina & Hunter Duhon. She left this world to join her family members who have gone before her, together again with her parents, Alcide and Lodo David, her two sisters Ruth Sprung and Blanche McElroy. The family would like to sincerely thank the nurses, therapists, cooks and all the staff at IHS on Bayard, and the Hospice nurses for their special care they provided. It was greatly appreciated. May God bless each and every one of you. She will be carried home by her grandchildren, Todd Sr., Toby Sr. & Andy Romero Sr., Braxton & Scott Provost, Brad Landry & Tyler Broussard. Honorary Pallbearers will be Frank Landry Jr., and his wife Vicky, Curtis & Raymond Romero, Terry Crochet, Russell Turner, Tony Broussard, and all of her grandchildren and great grand children as well as her good friends Lucy Broussard and Sadie Stokes. Alice, the fond memories you leave us with will never be forgotten, and all that youve given us through the years has made us the people we are today, and for that we are grateful. We were truly blessed to have you for over 81 years, and if we could, we would have you for 81 more. Youve got people to see and places to go. Your job here is done. Theres a song on the radio right now that says you cant tell me, it all ends, in a slow ride in a hearse , We would have to say that we believe in that very thing because this is not the end for you, for its only the beginning of a long and everlasting life together again with Frank and your parents to whom youve not seen in over 70 years. Have a good one Alice, and tell Frank we said hello, May you finally be in peace. Till we meet again, We Love You & God Bless You! David Funeral Home of New Iberia is in charge of arrangements.
