Birth date: Apr 16, 1955 Death date: May 13, 2020
Gilford "Gil" Joseph Boudreaux Jr. age 65 of Covington, Louisiana passed away on Wednesday May 13, 2020 at St. Tammany Parish Hospital. He was born on April 16, 1955 in New Orleans, Louisiana to Gilford Joseph Boudreaux Sr. and Yv Read Obituary
Loved Gilbo's laugh. His laugh started with THE smile. You knew he knew you knew and then came the laugh. Marilyn, when you came into our lives because of Gil, we saw true love from that time until forever. Marilyn, Gil loved you and it just showed. In all the pictures, the love for your family shined through. We were all blessed with his and your family's presence. Thanks and LUVU, Joey D.
Amanda, We're sending lots of love and prayers for strength for you and the whole family. So very sorry. Love, Sarah
Marilyn, Amanda & Katie, My heart is broken over Gils passing. My deepest deepest condolences! I’m not often at a loss of words but I can only think of I love you! Memories of Gil..since 1970 when we first met him at the Y. Driving by his house on Avron and thinking how pretty it was. Seeing Gil & Marilyn friends, boyfriend & girlfriend, married, Amanda & Katie! Remembering when he almost moved to Ca. Y’all probably are glad he didn’t!! Gil always loved Marilyn, you were and are his blessing! He loved you so much! Perfect husband & father & friend. His sense of humor was tooo funny. I keep reading some of his messages. There are some blessings on being on this side of the Mississippi... him inviting me to your birthday! More of a blessing now then I could ever think. Gil’s in Heaven that’s a fact! My heart is with you all. I pray for comfort & peace. This grief road sucks! Gil is in Heaven! I love you!!
Dear Family of Gil,
I am sending condolences from my family to yours. You all have been in our thoughts and prayers! Although I have only met Gil a couple of times, I felt like I knew him through his loving Marilyn. I wish I could be there to hug on you (Marilyn, Katie & Amanda) I remember seeing Gil, by your side Marilyn as you were getting a treatment. The love that you both shared always showed! I saw his kindness that day and knew you were in good hands! The last months Marilyn, I know Gil was in good hands, with all that you continued to do for him. You both were such great examples of a loving married couple for your two girls and grand babies. I know he loved his grand babies, by all of the beautiful photos that you shared on Facebook. Although I can not be there, I will be there in heart & spirit. I am here for you for anything you need. May God wrap his loving hands around you and give you peace and comfort.
Love,
Lisa Suter & Family
Aunt Marilyn -- mom and I were just watching some old films a few weeks ago and there are clips of you and Uncle Gil in those very early days! I have so many wonderful memories - holidays and get togethers at Grandma and Paw-Paw's house, New Year's Eve at ya'll's house in Metairie, weekends at the camp (Uncle Gil could really ski, neither me nor my poor dad could even get out the water!), and of course seeing everyone working together at D'Antonio's Quality Foods! I do not know where the time went. When ran into Uncle Gil in New Orleans several years back when we were working in the same office building it was as though no time had passed at all. He had such a big heart and a wonderful sense of humor, he could always make me laugh. He was such a great dad and I am certain a wonderful grandfather, I know he will be sorely missed. All of you are in my thoughts and prayers and I am so very sorry for your loss. Love -- Missy
