Carolyn Juenke

Carolyn Hutchinson Juenke; born September 6th, 1932, died October 8th, 2015 after a short illness at the age of 83. She was a native and resident of Houma, LA. Visitation will be held on Saturday, October 17, 2015 from 9:00am to service time at St. Bernadette Soubirous Catholic Church with a Mass of Christian Burial held on Saturday, October 17, 2015 at 11:00am at St. Bernadette Soubirous Catholic Church. Burial: St. Francis de Sales Cemetery #2. Carolyn was survived by her children: Michael S. Juenke and wife Allyce Fontaine Juenke, Cynthia J. Bunch and husband Carroll T. Bunch, Jill J. Bianca and husband Anthony "Tony" Bianca; Grandchildren: Courtney Bunch Bailes and husband Kevin Bailes, Cayla Bunch Sailer and husband Shawn Sailer, Candace Bunch Rogers and husband Jeremy Rogers, Nathan Juenke and partner Jose Adame, Lauren Juenke Waters and husband Blake Waters, Jacob Seely and wife Erica Marcel Seely, Benjamin Seely and wife Tiffany Picou Seely; great grandchildren: Dylan and Austin Gulledge, Gia Bailes, Adalyn and Makenzie Sailer, Averi Seely, Aubree, Hudson and Amelie Grace Seely, Morgan, Drake, and Mia Bhatia and Vincent and Giovanna Grace Bianca; Sister in Law: Mary Ann Hutchinson; Brother-in-Law: Allen "Vic" Babin and Aunt: Shirley Schouest. She was preceded in death by her Husband: William "Billy" Juenke, Parents: Paul and Regina Hutchinson; Brother: Carl Hutchinson; Sister-in-Law: Carol Beth "Tookie" Vincent and husband Freddie Vincent, Kathleen "Kathy" Babin, and Son-in-Law: Daniel Bruce Seely. She was a parishioner of St. Bernadette Soubirous Catholic Church. Carolyn was a 1950 graduate of Terrebonne High School. While at Terrebonne, she met her husband, Billy. In 1948, Carolyn and Billy were selected as King and Queen of Terrebonne's Homecoming Court. After high school, Carolyn worked various office positions until she became employed with the Terrebonne Parish School Board for over twenty years. She enjoyed the simple things in life: spending time with her family, playing bridge, weekends at the camp, and her many trips to Florida with her friends. Dot, Tookie, Margaret and our mom would always refer to themselves as the "Golden Girls". Carolyn was a dedicated mother to her children and always put their needs above her own. She was the kind of mother who would do whatever it took to make sure her children had everything they needed to be successful in life. She was a strong woman who was determined never to give up. She was a role model for her three children. Carolyn has waited two and a half years to see her amazing husband "Billy" again, and we would like you to celebrate with us in knowing they are together once again! We will never be able to thank her caregivers, Laura, Shaquanna, Courtney, Gus, Candice, Edwina, as well as the many others at The Suites of Sugar Mill Point who touched her life the last two and a half years. In memory of Carolyn, we request for her family and friends to take time out of their busy schedules to visit the elderly. They are our precious jewels.