Antonio
In Loving Memory of
Acknowledgement
In Loving Memory My dear son! I miss you so much. It keeps hurting, I can’t stop crying, losing my firstborn son is like losing a piece of my soul. My heart is so heavy right now. Gone too soon from me and all of your family and friends. God called you home. Words can’t express how much love I had for you. You will always be my in heart forever. Mom loves you so much. Fly high, and know you are forever loved and missed deeply. RIH Love you always, Mom
All over the world there are special people like you, who make life so meaningful and worthwhile, who are always there when needed as in our bereavement hour, who will always be special in our hearts. May God bless and keep you. Many thanks for everything and may God create many more people like you. Special thanks to Baylor Scott and White Medical Center for the assistance with our loved one during our time of bereavement.
Myron Cyriaque Grandy Vallien, Jr. Xavier Wilson
Active Pallbearers
Honorary Pallbearers
Brandon Dion Andrus Jeron Vallien Jorien Vallien Emmerick Simon Channing Vallien Jerome Vallien, Jr.
Reggie Campbell Darrell Celestine Nayier R. Smith
Da’ Drean Owens Terry LeBlanc Doug LeBlanc Michael Vallien, Jr. Brandon Vallien Quinton LeBlanc
Antonio Jamar Vallien
For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whoever believeth is Him should not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16
Draton Adams
Missing you, Son There is no day goes past without memories of you in all that I dream in all that I do I wake each new morning with a heavy heart with that sadness and aching now we are apart I know you’re with the angels in heaven above I ask them to bless you and send you my love and comfort me and guide me through sorrow and pain help me remember your smiles till we meet again. RIH Love you always, Dad
Interment
Mt. Zion Baptist Church Cemetery Whiteville, Louisiana Under the direction of Ford and Joseph Funeral Home Opelousas, Louisiana
Alpha
October 8, 1987
Omega
April 9, 2018
Repast
Lloyd and Rosa Johnson Fellowship Hall Chimneyville Baptist Church
Final Arrangements Entrusted To
4155 South R.L. Thornton Frwy @ Ann Arbor Dallas, TX 75224 214.941.7332
5701 East Loop 820 South Fort Worth, TX 76119 817.478.9555 Fax 817.478.9582 1318 West Green Tallulah, LA 71282 318.574.6100 1.800.760.3980 Fax 214.374.4609
Saturday, April 21, 2018 11:00 AM
Chimneyville Baptist Church
162 Garland Rd. Bunkie, Lousiana 71322 Officiating Minister Rev. Jessie Doulet, Pastor
Obituary
The Lord is my shephard Psalm 23:1
Antonio Jamar Vallien was born on October
8, 1987, in Pineville, Louisiana, to Aline Vallien and Clophia LeBlanc. He departed this life on April 9, 2018, at Baylor Scott and White Medical Center in Sunnyville, Texas. Antonio was baptisted at an early age under the leadership of Reverend Herbert Green. Antonio attended school at Martin Park and Horseshoe Elementary. He moved to Mesquite, Texas where he attended A.C. New Middle School and Poteet High School. Antonio enjoyed playing T-ball at a early age, and went on to be a great baseball player. Antonio was a loving and caring person and always loved to crack jokes with his grandpa, Dad Dee, his uncles, cousins, and friends. He had many nicknames, Nosh, Antony Nono, Tone, Tonio, Jack and Show. Antonio was preceded in death by his grandfather Clophia LeBlanc, Sr., and aunt Charlene LeBlanc. Antonio leaves to cherish his memory: his loving mother, Aline Vallien (Nate Smith); loving father, Clophia LeBlanc III (Raquel Clayton); one brother, Brandon Dion Ardrus; two sisters, Nekedra Le Shay Bedford and Kaiplyn Seymeon LeBlanc; grandparents, Herman and Shirley Vallien; grandmother, Lula Mae LeBlanc; god sister, Daija Vallien; god brother, Darrell Celestine; a very special cousin who was more like a big brother, Myron Cyriaque; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.
Precious Memories
Order of Service
Processional.................................. Clergy and Family Hymn of Comfort............... Choir and Congregation “How Great is Our God” Scripture Readings: Old Testament.......................Rev. Edward Charles New Testament.................... Rev. Kendall Francois Prayer........................................ Bishop Lynell Smith Song....................................................... Zala Vallien Resolutions Gospel Tabernacle Church - read by Lady Jackson Remarks Limit 2 Minutes, Please Reggie Campbell, Amy LeBlanc, Rev. Sundra King, and Chief Master Sgt. Charles R. Smith Words of Comfort.......................... Dr. Joe. S. Green Song................................................. Stacy Dellafosse Eulogy.........................................Pastor Jessie Doulet Recessional....................................................... Choir “Going Up Yonder”
Acknowledgement
In Loving Memory My dear son! I miss you so much. It keeps hurting, I can’t stop crying, losing my firstborn son is like losing a piece of my soul. My heart is so heavy right now. Gone too soon from me and all of your family and friends. God called you home. Words can’t express how much love I had for you. You will always be my in heart forever. Mom loves you so much. Fly high, and know you are forever loved and missed deeply. RIH Love you always, Mom
All over the world there are special people like you, who make life so meaningful and worthwhile, who are always there when needed as in our bereavement hour, who will always be special in our hearts. May God bless and keep you. Many thanks for everything and may God create many more people like you. Special thanks to Baylor Scott and White Medical Center for the assistance with our loved one during our time of bereavement.
Myron Cyriaque Grandy Vallien, Jr. Xavier Wilson
Active Pallbearers
Honorary Pallbearers
Brandon Dion Andrus Jeron Vallien Jorien Vallien Emmerick Simon Channing Vallien Jerome Vallien, Jr.
Reggie Campbell Darrell Celestine Nayier R. Smith
Da’ Drean Owens Terry LeBlanc Doug LeBlanc Michael Vallien, Jr. Brandon Vallien Quinton LeBlanc
Antonio Jamar Vallien
For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whoever believeth is Him should not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16
Draton Adams
Missing you, Son There is no day goes past without memories of you in all that I dream in all that I do I wake each new morning with a heavy heart with that sadness and aching now we are apart I know you’re with the angels in heaven above I ask them to bless you and send you my love and comfort me and guide me through sorrow and pain help me remember your smiles till we meet again. RIH Love you always, Dad
Interment
Mt. Zion Baptist Church Cemetery Whiteville, Louisiana Under the direction of Ford and Joseph Funeral Home Opelousas, Louisiana
Alpha
October 8, 1987
Omega
April 9, 2018
Repast
Lloyd and Rosa Johnson Fellowship Hall Chimneyville Baptist Church
Final Arrangements Entrusted To
4155 South R.L. Thornton Frwy @ Ann Arbor Dallas, TX 75224 214.941.7332
5701 East Loop 820 South Fort Worth, TX 76119 817.478.9555 Fax 817.478.9582 1318 West Green Tallulah, LA 71282 318.574.6100 1.800.760.3980 Fax 214.374.4609
Saturday, April 21, 2018 11:00 AM
Chimneyville Baptist Church
162 Garland Rd. Bunkie, Lousiana 71322 Officiating Minister Rev. Jessie Doulet, Pastor
Obituary
The Lord is my shephard Psalm 23:1
Antonio Jamar Vallien was born on October
8, 1987, in Pineville, Louisiana, to Aline Vallien and Clophia LeBlanc. He departed this life on April 9, 2018, at Baylor Scott and White Medical Center in Sunnyville, Texas. Antonio was baptisted at an early age under the leadership of Reverend Herbert Green. Antonio attended school at Martin Park and Horseshoe Elementary. He moved to Mesquite, Texas where he attended A.C. New Middle School and Poteet High School. Antonio enjoyed playing T-ball at a early age, and went on to be a great baseball player. Antonio was a loving and caring person and always loved to crack jokes with his grandpa, Dad Dee, his uncles, cousins, and friends. He had many nicknames, Nosh, Antony Nono, Tone, Tonio, Jack and Show. Antonio was preceded in death by his grandfather Clophia LeBlanc, Sr., and aunt Charlene LeBlanc. Antonio leaves to cherish his memory: his loving mother, Aline Vallien (Nate Smith); loving father, Clophia LeBlanc III (Raquel Clayton); one brother, Brandon Dion Ardrus; two sisters, Nekedra Le Shay Bedford and Kaiplyn Seymeon LeBlanc; grandparents, Herman and Shirley Vallien; grandmother, Lula Mae LeBlanc; god sister, Daija Vallien; god brother, Darrell Celestine; a very special cousin who was more like a big brother, Myron Cyriaque; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.
Precious Memories
Order of Service
Processional.................................. Clergy and Family Hymn of Comfort............... Choir and Congregation “How Great is Our God” Scripture Readings: Old Testament.......................Rev. Edward Charles New Testament.................... Rev. Kendall Francois Prayer........................................ Bishop Lynell Smith Song....................................................... Zala Vallien Resolutions Gospel Tabernacle Church - read by Lady Jackson Remarks Limit 2 Minutes, Please Reggie Campbell, Amy LeBlanc, Rev. Sundra King, and Chief Master Sgt. Charles R. Smith Words of Comfort.......................... Dr. Joe. S. Green Song................................................. Stacy Dellafosse Eulogy.........................................Pastor Jessie Doulet Recessional....................................................... Choir “Going Up Yonder”
