Birth date: Feb 10, 1917 Death date: Jun 2, 2007
Brother Cassian Lange, FSC (Theodore William Lange) a resident of Saint Paul’s School in Covington, LA, passed away Saturday, June 2, 2007. Born February 10, 1917, Brother recently celebrated his 90th birthday. He was the son of Read Obituary
Brother Cassian was the true example of "firm,but fair" He came to SPC at a time when it was in dire need of repairs throughout. He did not throw up his hands in despair, but; rather he dug in and fixed everything he could. Brother expected you to conduct yourself as a christian gentleman-if you did-you had nothing to fear from him. He was a cheerful person in retirement and I will miss my Brother. May God have mercy on him.
The entire Valois family extends our deep sympathy to Brother Cassian's family and the Christian Brothers. As a former student of Brother's and a graduate of St.Paul's during his tenure as Principal I can honestly say that he will be sorely missed by all of us who knew, respected and admired him as a true man of God.
Sincerely, Marcel & Mab Valois
Our deepest sympathy is extended to Brother Cassian's family & the Christian Brothers. I was and am a "Christian Brother's Boy". Brother Cassian was a wonderful teacher, principal and true son of God. He will be missed by all of us who knew and admired him.
Your friends in Christ, Ernest & Jeri V. Prieto
Fond memories and gratitude for having such an inspirational leader and teacher at St. Paul's.
Jessie E. Hano, M.D. Emeritus Professor of Medicine Loyola Stritch School of Medicine Loyola University of Chicago
My family & I wish to express our deep sympathy to Brother Cassian's family and the Christian Brothers at St. Paul's. My father was one of Brother Cassian's boys at St. Paul's, my brother & I attended and my son will be starting St. Paul's this year.
Brother was so kind, always cheerful and loving. A true son of God. His wit and wisdom will be sorely missed by all of us who love the Christian Brothers & St. Paul's.
The Community of Retired Christian Brothers and the family have my deepest sympathy. I was at St. Peters College in New Iberia ( third grade ) when he was head of the school. He took over after Brother Cyril left. He was well liked .
My prayers and condolence for Brother Cassian Lange and the St. Paul Family.
Airman, Eric N. LaBauve USN
I will miss our beloved Bro. Cassian at our Monday morning rosaries at the Brothers' residence. Bro. Cassian was truly a man of God. He was kind, caring and a wonderful example of a LaSallian brother. My prayers are with the Brothers of St. Paul and the entire St. Paul Family on the loss of this wonderful man.
What a gentle soul was Brother Cassian. From a student at St. Paul's, '59-'62.
