Birth date: Nov 24, 1923 Death date: Jul 17, 2009
Lela Marguerite Hill Troxclair passed away on Friday, July 17, 2009 at Forest Manor Nursing Home. Beloved wife of Warren G. Troxclair for 63 years. Mother of Beverly Troxclair Capell (Melvin) and the late Gwendolyn Troxclair Harr Read Obituary
Dear Warren and family,
Please accept our sincere condolences on the loss of Lela. She was a true professional example of what a nurse should be. Many people still remember her work in the community. She will be missed.
Ronnie, Bettie, and the Pogue family
We hope as each day passes the pain of your loss lessens. We also hope the memories you have will comfort you in the days ahead.
Ray, Jaime, & Lila Escobar
Dianne & I want to express our sympathies to you at this time of sorrow. We will both of you in our prayers
Our sympathy and prayers are with you all.
Uncle Warren, We have so many fond memories of you and Aunt Lela. Our prayers are with you. We wish we were able to be there for the service.
Love, Ginny and Shawn McMurray
We have many fond memories of Lela. How many times we have visited your house to take advantage of the wonderful hospitality offered to us by you both. How many wonderful meals she prepared and how many equally wonderful times we spent together. She will always be with us in our thoughts and our prayers.
Sincere Condolences, Steve and Kathleen
Suzanne and I worked with Ms. troxclair for 10 years at St. Tammany Parish Hospital. She was a role model to all healthcare professionals. She was the last of the "old school" nurses. How we wish more nurses were like her today. Her patient’s care was always her number one priority. If you were a co-worker, you knew to toe the line or else. However, she was always fair and usually right. She was Suzanne's mentor while she was a student nurse training at stph. Ms. troxclair always treated her with respect and kindness. She will be missed by many!! Our condolences go out to all of her family. She spoke about all of you many times...she loved you dearly.
I would like to write a small remembrance of my dear sister, Lela Marguerite Hill Troxclair.
We were great friends as well as sisters, and confided in each other our teenage problems as well as our good times together. I liked to go out with the boys when I was a teenager, my sister was not interested in dating, but this did not interfere with our love and loyalty to each other.
I understood my love for a good time and her desire to focus on her studies as well as other school activities.
Lela met her true love, Warren, and became the great wife, mother, nurse,and grandmother she had always wanted to be. I was always very proud of her and her family.
I loved my sister and always will.
Maree Hill Knight
We extend our deepest sympathy. Know she is in a better place now with the Lord. I know it is hard to accept but try to find the comfort.
Mel and Bev, just want you to know you are in our thoughts and prayers. We love you and miss being with you more. See you soon.
