Birth date: Oct 25, 1934 Death date: Jul 2, 2012
Miriam “Mimi” Waguespack Ferrer passed away on Monday, July 2, 2012. Beloved wife of the late Gill Rivera Ferrer. Daughter of the late Georgina Foret and Lawrence Waguespack. Sister of Rita Gordano and of the late Freddy Waguespa Read Obituary
Your servies were lovely today Nanie. You had so many family and friends come to say goodbye. The one thing we all had in common besides loving you was that everybody knew you loved them. I hope you are still looking out for us. I hope that we are all together one day and that until then we live a life that makes you proud.
I am going to miss Mrs. Mimi very much. I would bring her a meal on the weekend when I cooked. I would go to her house on Sunday mornings and make some biscuits for us to go with our coffee. I think she liked my biscuits and potato soup the best. I am going to miss her and our Sunday coffee together.
Love You, Debra
Rest in peace Nanny and thanks for all the childhood memories.
Mrs. Mimi was always a pleasure to be around. She will be sadly missed by all the Knights of Columbus Council 3061. She was always very active with the Kaycettes. May her soul with all the faithful departed rest in peace. Kenny Grand Knight St. Benedict/Covington Council3061
I love you Mimi and will miss you dearly, but I know that you are at peace now with your darling husband Papan and Isa along with your other siblings. God has ya'll now and how happy it makes me knowing that you are watching me from heaven!
Our prayers are with the Family on the passing of Mimi. She was a member of the Altar Society & a friend.
The Ladies of St. Peter Altar Society Covington, La.
I know you are at peace now Nannie. I'll never forget the Christmas parties at your house and decorating your Christmas tree. Also Thanksgivings in the "country". We laughed so hard when we all played charades. I loved going to your house and feeding the chickens and playing with your dogs. Waking up in the morning and you having a big breakfast for me. Playing scrabble with you and Papan. Glad I was able to take you to the casino last weekend for the last time. And like you said you got to eat a "real brownie" instead of the sugar free ones. I know how much you missed your Gill and now you are together, along with Aunt Bell, Uncle Freddy, Grams and Paw Paw. Love you and will miss you my dear Aunt.
I am so sorry to hear for the passing of such a wonderful lady. She and my daughter Danielle were friends when they lived across the street from each other back when her dear husband was living. Now she is back with her husband in God's arms.
