Birth date: Nov 8, 1923 Death date: Apr 11, 2020
Audrey Bruhl Oalmann passed away April, 11, 2020 in Mandeville, Louisiana. She was born November 8, 1923 in Folsom, Louisiana to Frank Robert Bruhl and Tressie Sharp Bruhl. Audrey was the beloved wife of the late George Carl Oalma Read Obituary
Theresa,
I am so sorry for your loss.
Pattie McGinnis
So saddened by Ms Audrey’s passing. Thinking of the Oalmann family and sending prayers. Thinking of Cora Lynn and other relatives and wanted to say I am so sorry for your loss.
To the Oalmann Family,
It is sad that a sweetheart of a lady is no longer with us, but it is glorious news that Ms. Audrey is now in the presence of her Lord and Savior. I knew Ms. Audrey from First Baptist Church Covington. She always had that smile which brightened her face and greeted folks with love and sincerity. A light has gone out here but shines brightly in her heavenly home.
May The Comforter, the Holy Spirit, be with you in your great personal loss.
Gail Sensebe
Covington
My prayers for all the family, . Audrey was a sweet person and will be missed
I am so sorry for the loss of Ms. Audrey. She was such a wonderful lady, and she was the matriarch of a beautiful family. I am praying for the Oalmann family and for Ms. Audrey. We love you guys and hope that you can find peace knowing that she is with Jesus in paradise. God bless.
Love,
Hannah Furlan and Andrew Cowan
Dear Oalmann Family,
We are saddened to hear of the loss of such a sweet woman. You are all in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. I am thankful to know that she will suffer no more as an angel in heaven. We will pray in thanksgiving for the long and beautiful life that she led here on Earth. We wish that we could be present at her services, but please know that our hearts are with you all.
Wishing you the peace of Christ,
Carley and Ranjan Poudel
Carol & Theresa... I have wonderful childhood memories of staying over at your house with my best childhood friend- Carol. Your Mother was always so loving, sweet & attentive. I can’t remember her not smiling. It was wonderful through recent years seeing her at Mattina Bella- the restaurant where I’m a server..... still always with that wonderful smile. I wish I could be with y’all. Please know my thoughts, prayers & love are with y’all ❤️
There are no words to express my sadness. This “other mother” of mine was so very special to me. She put up with us through science projects gone awry, slumber parties, and our 70s hippie days. She and Shirley Tycer put up with a lot!!! I will never ever forget her sweet smile, her delicious seafood gumbo, and many other wonderful aromas and treats from her kitchen. I don’t ever remember her raising her voice and we were always into something devilish. Theresa and my sweet friend Carol you are in my prayers tonight. May God comfort you and fill you with sweet memories. I love you all so much. I wish I could be there to help you lay her to rest. 💙 Hopefully I’ll talk to you later. 💓💔
I know you are with the family talking about the updated gossip around town & catching up with the family. Give Granmaw Mary, Pawpaw Benny, my Daddy, Uncle George & the rest of the family a huge hug and kiss from me. I miss them ALL dearly and life just isn't the same with out them all here. Rest in beautiful peace Aunt Audrey. You will be missed dearly.
