Loretta Landry

In loving memory of Loretta Landry, a cherished wife, mother, and grandmother, who passed away on July 27, 2024, at the age of 67. Born on February 17, 1957, in the cozy town of Houma, Louisiana, her life was a radiant tapestry woven with faith, creativity, and love.

Family and friends are invited to a visitation in her honor on Wednesday, July 31, 2024, at Chauvin Funeral Home, from 9:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m.

Loretta is survived by her husband, Andrew Landry, Sr.; sons, Wayne Stoot, Jr. (Shaneka), Andrew J. Landry, Jr., and Brandon Carter (Destiny); daughters, Michelle Adams (Keith) and Ashley Parrish; grandchildren, Kyra, Kristofer, Felicia, Christian, Hayden, Nicholas, Macie, Jada, Jacie, Ava, Andielynn, Destin, Gunner, and Braxton; great-grandchildren, Dracon, Brayden, Brenten, Liam, Cloey, Lilyana, Kinsleigh, and Levi; brother, Paul Freeman, Jr; sister, Gail Freeman Bourg; nieces, Rhonda, Lori, Mona, and Trina; nephews, Tracey, Darrin, Brien; and her fur baby, Coco.

She was preceded in passing by her parents, Paul Freeman, Sr. and Blanche Portier Freeman; daughter, Tonya Ann Stoot; sister, Betty Freeman Hebert Cox; and nephews, Troy Hebert and Michael "White Mike" Hebert.

A dedicated homemaker with a heart full of kindness, Loretta found solace in her faith as a Jehovah's Witness, exuding a spirit of warmth and acceptance to all who crossed her path. Delighting in the art of diamond paintings and reveling in the company of her family, especially her beloved grandchildren, she painted her world with vibrant hues of joy and love.

In her quiet moments, she could be found engrossed in intricate diamond art projects, creating beauty from the simplest of elements. Her playful spirit shone through in the moments spent with her cherished dog, Coco, and the lively games of pedro she shared with loved ones.

A lover of seafood, with a particular fondness for savory crawfish, her culinary adventures mirrored her zest for life's pleasures and simple delights. As the sun sets on her earthly journey, Loretta leaves behind a legacy of love, laughter, and cherished memories that shall eternally bloom in the hearts of those who knew her.

The family would like to thank Dorothy Bailey and Lee Landry for their help and care of Mrs. Loretta over the past couple years.