Birth date: Aug 15, 1942 Death date: Nov 5, 2016
Leslie Ann Carbo passed away on Saturday, November 5, 2016 at the age of 74. She was the loving mother to Allen Wayne Willie and Melissa Willie Patterson. Mother-in-law to Kathy Willie and George W. Patterson, Jr. Daughter of the Read Obituary
may you rest in peace. I was so glad i saw you at the class reunion.may your family find peace. Cathy(Snookie Holden)Adams
So sorry to hear about Leslie. Such a nice lady. We worked together at children's cottage, and I considered her a friend. Such a funny lady, and so proud of her family! If she wasn't talking about her family she was talking about pattie. She will be missed.
Yvonne Marange
We are so sadden to hear of Leslie's passing. She will be greatly missed by all. What a wonderful lady. Leslie always talked about her family in such a loving way. I know you will all miss her.
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Melissa I'm so sorry to hear about your friend and Mother she was a beautiful lady inside and out..I just found out she passed away and I hate I'm not there..I lost touch with her when she said you and her would be going to Australia with your husband she was so excited..I tried calling after that and her phone was disconnected..Please accept my apology and condolences for your mother..I'll always remember our years at work w I th each other and the kid's..She was a handful when s h e was mad which wasn't very often and her family was the most important thing in life to her even Patty ..Again Melissa I'm so sorry for you and your families loss of a beautiful Mother , Grandmother and Great Grandmother love to all of you Linda Bennett 💕💕
Allen Wayne and Melissa, so sorry for your loss ! I was glad I got talk to her at your daddy's funeral! Prayers for both of you & your families .
Your mother, grand mother, and great grandmother will be surly missed. As one of her first cousins I'm sorry I did not get to know her well. We always thought of her with love. Her ancestors the Carbo's came to Louisiana from the Canary Islands. Actually on the first Spanish boat after the King of France bestowed Louisiana to his cousin the King of Spain sometime in 1758. They were soldiers and oxen trainers. They were sent to protect the new dominion from the dreaded British, and used the oxen to harvest the vast forest of cypress. Her ancestors also fought during the American Revolution. On the side of Spain to keep the British from flanking the Continental Army at the battles of Jacksonville, Mobile, and Biloxi. As settlers of Saint Bernard Parish, I'm sure they were also instrumental in the Battle of New Orleans in 1814. Her Father and I worked together on the railroad he was an engineer, at times I was his brakeman. We shared a lot of good times. I wish that for her, now that they are united in heaven. May we all join them some day in glory.
So sorry to hear of yalls mother passing Alan and Melissa. I worked with her a long time ago at a daycare. She was such a joy to be around and talk to., and she loved all of you so much. Her and I would set and talk on our lunch and she talked so much bout her grandchildren. A sweet lady and she will be missed.
