Birth date: Oct 17, 1934 Death date: Apr 24, 2014
Mary Agnes Borck “Mab” Patin Valois, 79, of Covington passed away on April 24, 2014 in Hammond, LA. She was born on October 17, 1934 in New Orleans. She was the youngest child and only daughter of Thomas Clifton Patin, Sr. of New Read Obituary
Dear Family----Mrs Valois was my first grade teacher at Covington Elementary. I am 56 years old!!! She was so wonderful !! Even in the last several years when In would run into her---She remembered me & everything about me. I know your loss is great !
Sincerely, Hester Thompson LeBlanc
Dear Mr. Marcel,
We were all so sorry to learn of Miss Mary's passing, she was a lovely person that made my visits to the Armorie while living in Covington, La while at St. Scholastica Academy in the 70's. My beloved mother and I loved the Armorie and her friendly fun loving manner. She was an amazing women, mother as well as a very talented and creative business woman.
May your cherished memories give you and your family peace and comfort now and forever.
George-Ann (Stokes) - Townsend
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Marcel,
we were all so sorry to hear of Mary's passing away.....She worked so hard in
Physical therapy, and we all enjoyed her so much. hope to see u in Sam's again soon.
love, Deborah DeWeese PT
Dear Marcel and Family,Our heartfelt sympathy to you and your children. She always had a uplifting spirit until she became ill. I know she appreciated your loving care.Bettie and Ronnie Pogue
My prayers are with your family! I have always loved your mother and will miss her visits with us at the camp!!!
My visits with Mab on Lee Lane will remain some of the most joyous memories I have ever experienced! I enjoyed her company as she did mine. I loved her beautiful blue eyes and most of all her laughter....I'm so thankful that she was part of my life in friendship not only to me but to my family as well! God Bless you, sweet Mab
May perpetual light shine upon her. And may God hold Mab and her beloved family in the palm of His hand.
dear MARCEL, I am 'celebrating' all the "Happy Days" memories of Mab, and visiting her at the "ARMOIRE"---- she and all those who gathered there with her became the center of a unique and special 'universe' in Covinton! I will forever have the 'sweetest' of memories of Mab. With my sympathy and love,Marilyn Carter (Rougelot) Geddes
Mab has always been considered a "sister" of the Mire girls - Marilyn, Joanie, Janice and Elaine. We loved her like a sister and will miss her the same way. We are heartbroken...
