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Mark Preston Harrington

Tue, 07/06/2021 - 2:33pm

September 10, 1972 ~ July 1, 2021

ABBEVILLE — Mark Preston Harrington, 48 died on July 1, 2021. Funeral services will be held at Vincent Funeral Home- Abbeville on Saturday, July 10, 2021 at 2:00 PM. He will be laid to rest at St. Paul Cemetery with Deacon Keith Duhon officiating the services. Serving as pallbearers will be Allison Hardy, Darrel Connor, Sr., James Delahoussaye, Darrel Connor, Jr., Nick Plowden and Dre’ Gary. Honorary pallbearers will be Christopher Saucier, Brady Abshire, Shannon Luquette, Donald Luquette, Clarence “Tony” Touchet, and John “Kookie” Abshire.
He is survived by his wife of 25 years, Monica Harrington, his step-daughter, Loni Hardy (Allison), his grand-daughter, Demi Hardy, and his grand-baby Hardy due in October. His sisters, Kris Connor (Darrel, Sr.), Danette Delahoussaye (James), Becky Foret (Larry), and his brother, Randy Harrington. His niece, Brandi Saucier, his niece and god-daughter, Laci Plowden (Nick), and nieces, Shalacey Connor (Robert) and Destiny Connor. His nephew and god-son, Christopher Saucier (Bridget) and his nephews, Darrel Connor, Jr. (Nita), Trent, Ryan and Randon Harrington and Brock Foret. His god-daughters, Ashley Ransonet and Mollie Gary. His two uncles, Donald Luquette and Donald Harrington. His mother-in-law, Lona Abshire, his brother-in-law, Brady Abshire and his god-daughter and sister-in-law, Karmen Bodin. And, his beloved pets, Kenzie, Bailey, Benny, and Tigger.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Preston Harrington, Jr. and Diane Luquette Harrington. His paternal grand-parents, Luke Harrington and Melba Palombo and his maternal grand-parents, Paul Luquette, Sr. and Agnes Schexnayder, his three uncles, George, Dunice, and Paul Luquette, Jr. His father-in-law, Truman Abshire and his god-mother, Nancy Luquette. His beloved pets Bentley, Tyson, Roxie, Gracie, Lexi, and Lincoln.
Mark was a 1991 graduate from Abbeville High School. He worked for 20 years as a commercial painter and sheetrock finisher serving 10 of those years at Abbeville General Hospital. Mark was an avid fisherman, loved to cook, rebuild RC cars, boats, and drones and enjoyed spending time with family and friends whom he loved unconditionally. Mark never met a stranger who didn’t become family by the time they parted ways. And, he loved his pets as if they were his own children.
As in life, Mark continues to give to others by becoming an organ and tissue donor.
The family requests that visiting hours be observed at Vincent Funeral Home- Abbeville, 209 S. St. Charles Street, on Saturday, July 10, 2021 from 9:00 AM until the time of service. A rosary will be prayed at 1:30 PM.
Donations can be made in his honor to Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida (https://philanthropy.mayoclinic.org/donateMC) or Villalobos Rescue Center (www.vrcpitbull.com).
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.vincentfuneralhome.net.
All funeral arrangements are being conducted by Vincent Funeral Home of Abbeville, (337) 893-4661.

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Vidrine
Photo by: Adam Falgout

Felicita Wilhelm and Christopher Vidrine exchange vows at their surprise wedding

Tue, 07/06/2021 - 2:21pm

Felicita Wilhelm of Abbeville, Louisiana and Christopher Vidrine of Youngsville, Louisiana were united in marriage on Saturday, May 22, 2021, in the Rose Garden at the home of the brides parents in Abbeville, Louisiana. Officiating the 7:00 p.m. ceremony was Rachel Wilhelm, cousin of the bride.
Felicita is the daughter of Edward and Susan Wilhelm of Abbeville, Louisiana. She is the maternal granddaughter of the late Edison and Greta Ortego of Denham Springs and the paternal granddaughter of the late Edward and Irene Wilhelm of Abbeville.
A 2008 graduate of the Academy of the Sacred Heart in Grand Coteau, the bride attended LSU and UL graduating from UL with an Environmental Science Degree and is currently enrolled at the American University of the Caribbean Medical School.
Christpher is the son of Brian and Melissa Vidrine of Lafayette, Louisiana. He is the paternal grandson of Ronal and Theresa Vidrine and the maternal grandson of Michael and Janis Midkiff of St. Louis, Missouri and the late Shirley Midkiff.
A 2005 graduate of Northwest High School, Christopher attended LSU and is employed by Thibodeaux Electric.
Escorted by her father, the bride’s dress was purchased exclusively at A-Net’s Bridal Boutique. The Crepe gown was a sheath silhouette with a higher neckline. It was accented with a lace applique throughout the entire bodice and covering the sheer illlusion back. The dress was completed with covered buttons down the back and lace applique at the end of the train. As a final touch, she wore a ‘something borrowed’ cathedral length veil worn by her mother on her wedding day over 33 years ago. The head piece was embellished with tear drop pearl beading.
The bride chose a rustic hand wrapped bouquet of fresh snapdragons, larkspur, roses, carnations, mum daisies, Queen Anne’s Lace and baby’s breath.
Bridesmaids included Kallie C. Miller, Jillian F. Mouledous, Meaghan L. Winston, Jessica M. Ardoin, Cherie E. Goff, Taylor Stokes and Ryan Pinkerton. They wore individual styles of white and ivory mid-length dresses, personally selected by each attendant.
Attending as flower girl was Vivian Vidrine, daughter of the groom. She wore an ivory dress with High-Low hem designed with pink and green floral applique. Headpieces were also worn made by the mother of the bride which included baby’s breath intertwined with pink spray roses and sheer pink ribbon.
Serving as Groomsmen were Jordan Vidrine, Logan Thibodeaux, Adam Glover, Michael Lanclos, Devin Moreau and John Cramer.
Serving as Ring Bearer was Genevieve Vidrine, daughter of the groom. She wore an ivory dress with High-Low hem with pink and green floral applique.
Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the barn at the home of Ed and Susan Wilhelm where they served boiled crawfish and shrimp, fried fish and chicken tenders as well as chicken and sausage jambalaya with a variety of sweets.
The family’s working barn was transformed with an eclectic mix of string lights and chandeliers. A comfy sofa made of hay bales was one of the centerpieces. Casual fresh flowers filled available corners and tabletops. A fun background for the wedding cake framed the wedding party.
The bride’s cake was 3 stacks of naked red velvet cake adorned with greenery and wildflowers placed on logs and was made by Linda Choate. The groom’s cake was a chocolate cake with Bavarian chocolate filling, dressed with soccer items of whistle, referee cards and a small soccer ball.
The couple plan to reside in Abbeville, Louisiana.

North Vermilion head coach Jeremy Trahan coached his team to a Class 4A state title this past season. Because of the Patriots’ outstanding season, Trahan earns the 2021 parish coach of the year honors.

In her first year coaching at North Vermilion, Adele Vincent Trahan guided the Lady Patriots to a district title and the third round of the Class 4A softball playoffs, earning her the 2021 parish coach of the year honors.

2021 All-Vermilion Parish Teams

Tue, 07/06/2021 - 12:46pm

North Vermilion’s Touchet, Kaplan’s Marceaux earn MVP honors

Two Vermilion Parish athletes had breakout seasons
First, a 5-8, junior baseball player missed most of his sophomore season due to COVID-19. In John Touchet’s first full varsity season, he helped the North Vermilion Patriots win a Class 4A state baseball title by posting an 11-0 record on the hill.
Then, up the road, a freshman shortstop burst onto the scene for the Kaplan Lady Pirates. Fortunately for Kaplan, this shortstop did not play or hit like a rookie.
Kennedy Marceaux showed she was no ordinary freshman by putting up numbers that a freshman never sees in these parts.
She led the team with a .630 batting average to go along with her 18 home runs and 52 runs batted in.
In 108 at-bats, she struck out only one time.
Because of their outstanding season, Marceaux and Touchet were selected as the Vermilion Parish’s MVPs.
Abbeville General sponsored the plaques given to them.
Marceaux, who has already begun to draw interest in college softball programs, has a softball skill level compared to former Kaplan second baseman Courtney Hollier 13 years ago.
Kaplan head softball coach Brittney LeBeouf recognized Marceaux’s talent level and did not fear naming her the starting shortstop as a freshman.
“Her knowledge of the game makes her a huge asset to our team,” said LeBeouf. “She was a game-changer at the plate because she was so consistent, a threat on the bases being able to steal bases, and being extremely aggressive. In addition, her ability to make plays on defense is outstanding.
“She is an all-around player who will continue

All-Parish Softball Team

FIRST TEAM

P - Alyssa Akers, North Vermilion, Sr.

P - Alyssa Boutte, Erath, Soph,

P - Carina Chargois, Kaplan, Sr.

P - Page Meyers, Delcambre, Sr

C - Lauryn Packard, Kaplan, Jr

1B - Janyla Small, Kaplan, Jr.

2B - Madie Broussard, North Vermilion, Soph.

3B - Molly Sistrunk, Kaplan, Sr.

SS - Kennedy Marceaux, Kaplan, Fr.

OF - Kennedy Semien, North Vermilion, Sr

OF - Natalie Naomi, North Vermilion, Sr.

OF - Rhen Brousssard, Delcambre, Jr.

UT - Briley LeBeouf, Kaplan, Fr.

UT - Abigail Lopez, North Vermilion, Sr.

UT - Courtney Dubois, Erath, Sr.

UT - Ava Hebert, VC, Jr.

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

Kennedy Marceaux, Kaplan

COACH OF THE YEAR
Adele Vincent Trahan, North Vermilion

SECOND TEAM

P - Releigh Landry, Erath, Alexis Stelly, Abbeville; C - Rani Meaux, North Vermilion; First base: Desiree Henderson, Abbeville; Second base - Kyleigh Choate, Erath; Third base: Madison Hyatt, Delcambre; Short Stop - Lexi Broussard, North Vermilion; Outfielders - Claire Broussard, Kaplan, Lauren Dooley, Delcambre, Emma Griffin, VC; Utility players: Hannah Scroggins, North Vermilion, Shelbee LeJuene, North Vermilion, Rani Meaux, North Vermilion, JaLearreia Soelv, Abbeville, Kinsley Sellers, VC, Kinley Duhon, Kaplan

All-Parish Baseball Team

FIRST TEAM

P - Peyton Ford, Kaplan, Sr.

P - Drew Lege, VC, Sr.

P - John Touchet, North Vermilion, Jr.

P - Jacob SanFlippo, Erath, Sr.

C - Blake Lastrapes, North Vermilion, Sr.

1B - Dylan Naquin, North Vermilion, Jr.

2B - Tyson LeBlanc, North Vermilion, Soph.

3B - Jordan Blanchard, North Vermilion, Sr.

SS - Seth Patin, North Vermilion, Sr.

OF - Dale Martin, North Vermilion, Sr.

OF - Camden Breaux, North Vermilion, Soph.

OF - Saul Dartez VC, Sr.

OF - Brandt Fontenot, North Vermilion, Soph.

UT - Christian Miguez, Erath, Soph.

UT - Mikie Bazar, VC, Jr.

UT - Bronson Simon, Kaplan, Sr

UT - Kalob Moneaux, Delcambre, Sr.

UT - Broderick Fletcher, Abbeville, Soph.

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

John Touchet, North Vermilion

COACH OF THE YEAR
Jeremy Trahan, North Vermilion

SECOND TEAM

P - Payton Albert, VC, Grant Campbell, Kaplan, Karan Patel, Abbeville, Thomas Collins, Grant Stelly, Kaplan; Catcher - Caden Campisi, Kaplan; 1B - Landon Berryhill, Kaplan; 2B - Ethan Landry, VC; 3B - Coy Broussard, Erath SS Jaxon Wiggins, Delcambre; OF - Reece Hardee, Kaplan, UT - Landon Cheeks, Kaplan, Trevor Huval, Erath; Alec Broussard, VC; Parker LeBlanc, Delcambre; Gannon Bourque, Abbeville; Sage Suire, Erath, Cooper David, North Vermilion

Allie Leleaux Touchet

Tue, 07/06/2021 - 12:33pm

January 29, 1931 ~ July 4, 2021

ABBEVILLE — Funeral services will be held at 10:00 AM on Wednesday, July 7, 2021 at Vincent Funeral Home - Abbeville honoring the life of Allie Leleaux Touchet, 90, who died Sunday, July 4, 2021 at her residence. She will be laid to rest at St. Paul Cemetery.
Allie Leleaux Touchet was born on January 29, 1931. She married Minos Touchet on May 22, 1947. They started their family and had a beautiful life together. She and her husband owned and operated Touchet’s Mobile Home Park since 1984. They had many tenants over the years which they considered extended family.
Allie was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend to all. She was full of life and always had a smile on her face.
She is survived by her two sons, Randy Touchet and his wife, Deena, and Darrell Touchet and his fiancée, Mayra; grandchildren, Nick Touchet and his wife, Maria, Cory Touchet and his wife, Jessica, Heather Broussard and her husband, Bubba, and Broc Touchet and his wife, Raelyn; sister, Dot Chauvin; brothers, Bill Leleaux, Rodney Leleaux, and Lawrence Leleaux; great grandchildren, Alex Touchet, Aidan Touchet, Kavan Broussard, Kealy Broussard, and a great granddaughter on the way, Sydnie Touchet; great-great grandson, Kash Peters; and a host of nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Minos Touchet; parents, Clopha Leleaux and Edolie Broussard; brother, Paul Leleaux; sister, Evelyn Morgan; and great grandson, Kalix Broussard.
The family requests that visiting hours be observed at Vincent Funeral Home - Abbeville, 209 S. St. Charles St., on Tuesday, July 6, 2021 from 9:00 AM until 9:00 PM with a rosary being prayed at 7:00 PM; Wednesday, July 7, 2021 from 8:00 AM until time of services.
The family would like to thank Hospice of Acadiana, especially Whitney, and her sitters, Joy Tribe and Brenda Pommier for their compassion and care. And last, but certainly not least, the family would like to express the greatest gratitude to Maribel Laredo for being there since day one until Allie’s very last breath. Maribel was like a daughter to Allie and is our very own angel on Earth.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.vincentfuneralhome.net.
All funeral arrangements are being conducted by Vincent Funeral Home of Abbeville, (337) 893-4661.

Charles Emery Brasseaux

Tue, 07/06/2021 - 12:32pm

January 15, 1938 ~ July 3, 2021

ABBEVILLE — A memorial service will be held at 10:30 AM on Wednesday, July 7, 2021 at Vincent Funeral Home - Abbeville honoring the life of Charles Emery Brasseaux, 83, who died Saturday, July 3, 2021 at his residence. His cremains will be buried at a later date. Reverend Louis J. Richard will officiate the service.
Charles or “Bubba” as he was known to many, loved raising cattle and did this for many years on his farm in Henry. In 2005, Hurricane Katrina destroyed most of his herd. After the loss he then began competing in cowboy style shooting competitions where he won many awards and made lasting friendships that he forever treasured. He loved taking morning walks around town and visiting his many friends along the way. He loved telling jokes and was loved by many.
He started working at Union Oil on White Lake. Later he started his own business acquiring right-of-way acquisitions for the phone company. He then opened a feed store in Abbeville and at that point became a feed salesman for Bluebonnet and Manna Pro. After retiring from this he finished his working career as an appliance salesman at Top’s Appliances in Lafayette.
He is survived by his son, Gregory Brasseaux and his wife, Lynda; daughter, Vanessa Brasseaux; four grandchildren, Jared Brasseaux and his wife, Brooke, Kristin Brasseaux, Brooke Lefort and her husband, Zachary, and Hannah Brasseaux; and seven great grandchildren, Ali, Layla, Kaleb, Mia, Micah, Eden and Claire.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Helen Brasseaux; daughter, Gisele Brasseaux; father, Jerard Brasseaux; mother, Anna Toups Brasseaux; and brother, James Larry Brasseaux.
The family requests that visiting hours be observed at Vincent Funeral Home - Abbeville, 209 S. St. Charles St., on Wednesday, July 7, 2021 from 8:30 AM until time of services. A rosary being prayed at 10:00 AM.
The family would like to extend their gratitude and appreciation to Hospice of Acadiana for their care and support. Special thanks to his nephew, Kim and his wife, Anita for their unending love and support.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.vincentfuneralhome.net.
All funeral arrangements are being conducted by Vincent Funeral Home of Abbeville, (337) 893-4661.

Edwin W. Edwards

Former Louisiana Gov. EDWIN EDWARDS ENTERS HOSPICE CARE

Tue, 07/06/2021 - 10:40am

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Edwin Edwards, the four-term governor who became the face of Louisiana politics for more than a generation, entered hospice care Monday night, according to a statement from his family.
Edwards, 93, made the decision after a trip by ambulance to St. Elizabeth Hospital near his Gonzales home.
Edwards, a former Navy pilot, congressman, state senator and governor, had complained of significant pain in his right lung.
“His blood oxygen and blood pressure were both low,” said his wife Trina Edwards, “and we made the decision to go the hospital out of an abundance of caution. His strength has been failing in recent weeks but Edwin has always rallied back in the past and we’re praying for that again.”
Physicians at St. Elizabeth performed a battery of tests including X-rays and a CAT scan of both lungs but the tests revealed nothing, doctors said.
“But since I have been in and out of hospitals in recent years with pneumonia and other respiratory problems, causing a lot of people a lot of trouble, I have decided to retain the services of qualified hospice doctors and nurses at my home,” Edwards said in the family statement.
“While people assume that hospice means I’m dying, I assure everyone it’s simply a matter of good and convenient care that is less trouble for everybody. I’ve made no bones that I have considered myself on borrowed time for 20 years and we each know that all this fun has to end at some point.
“But it won’t be anytime soon for me. In fact, I am planning my 95th birthday party for next summer and hope you’ll come.”
Edwards is Louisiana’s only four-term governor, serving from 1972-80; 1984-88; and 1992-96.
Born in Marksville in Avoyelles Parish during the Great Flood of 1927, in 1944, Edwards joined the U.S. Navy when he was 17 and became a pilot. His squadron was deploying to the Pacific Theater when Japan surrendered, ending World War II.
Edwards graduated from LSU Law School in 1949, served two terms as a Crowley City Councilman in Acadia Parish; one term in the Louisiana Senate as a floor leader for governor John McKeithen; one term in Congress; and four terms as governor.
He will turn 94 Aug. 7.

Unrestrained Woman Killed in Late Evening Crash in Vermilion Parish

Tue, 07/06/2021 - 10:08am

VERMILION PARISH – Shortly after 11 p.m. on July 4, 2021, Troopers from Louisiana State Police Troop I were notified of a single-vehicle fatal crash on Louisiana Highway 82 near Ranch Road in Vermilion Parish. The crash took the life of 36-year-old Kelly B. Desormeaux of Prairieville.
The initial investigation by State Police revealed that the crash occurred as Desormeaux was driving east on LA 82 in a 2007 Honda Accord. For unknown reasons, Desormeaux’s vehicle ran off the roadway to the left. After leaving the roadway, the Accord entered a ditch and overturned several times causing Desormeaux to be ejected from the vehicle.
Desormeaux was unrestrained at the time of the crash. She was pronounced dead at the scene by the Vermilion Parish Coroner’s Office. Impairment is unknown but a standard toxicology sample was obtained for analysis. This crash remains under investigation.
Louisiana State Troopers wish to remind motorists that, while not all crashes are survivable, statistics show that the chances of surviving a crash rise significantly when properly restrained. Making good choices while in motor vehicles such as never driving while impaired and always ensuring every occupant is properly restrained can often mean the difference between life and death.
Troop I has investigated 29 fatal crashes resulting in 36 deaths in 2021.

Ken Taylor is congratulated by Rotarians after hearing he just won the Rotarian of the Year award.

Rotary President Chris Duhon (left) presents Ken Taylor with the award.

Taylor named Abbeville's Rotarian of the Year

Tue, 07/06/2021 - 9:50am

On Wednesday, the Abbeville Rotary Club held their installation banquet where they recognized the 2020-2021 Rotarian of the Year.
That award went to 88-year-old Ken Taylor from Abbeville.
Outgoing Rotary President Chris Duhon presented the award to Taylor at the banquet.
“I did not see it coming,” Taylor told the Rotarians.
Duhon explained why Taylor deserved the award.
“Ken is a perfect example of ‘Service Above Self’ in each action he makes, says or does!,” said Duhon. “Constant to encouraging others to do, and be the best than can be with each encounter. At 88 years young and such an active Rotarian over the years and especially this year...he is well worthy of representing our club as Rotarian of the Year.”
The incoming president is Annette Mudd.

Ellen Babineaux DesOrmeaux

Tue, 07/06/2021 - 9:21am

ABBEVILLE – A Mass of Christian Burial for Ellen Babineaux DesOrmeaux, 89, was held on Monday July 5, 2021 at 11:00 AM at St. Theresa of the Child Jesus Catholic Church with Father Francois Sainte-Marie officiating.
Visitation was held on Monday July 5, 2021 at St. Theresa Catholic Church from 10:00AM until time of services. Burial followed in St. Alphonsus Catholic cemetery in Maurice.
Ellen passed away on Thursday July 1, 2021 at Lafayette General Hospital. She was born December 20, 1931 in St. Martinville LA, she was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend to all.
She is survived by her children Janice D. Stakes and her husband George of Abbeville, Thomas Farrell DesOrmeaux and his wife Kendra of Lafayette, Karen D. Ayo and her husband Ted of Abbeville, Anne D. Asbill and her husband Stephen of Lafayette, Jeannine Kelly Miller and her husband George of Abbeville, Mary D. Breaux and her husband Michael of Lafayette, Kenny DesOrmeaux and his wife Jamie of Abbeville. She is also survived by nineteen grandchildren, thirty two great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren; sisters Mamie Blundell and Chris LeBlanc.
Ellen was preceded in death by her husband Farrell DesOrmeaux; her son Mark DesOrmeaux; parents Robert and Lydia Talley Babineaux, siblings Alvin Babineaux, Margie Crocker, and Jenny Romero.
Serving as pallbearers were her grandsons.
Condolences may be sent to the DesOrmeaux family at www.davidfuneralhome.org
David Funeral Home 2600 Charity St. 337-893-3777 handled the arrangements.

The Moutons have been involved with the Fourth of July Association for 31 years. This is their final year associated with the celebration. On Sunday they will be honored as the Grand Marshals of the parade.

Moutons are Grand Marshals of 4th of July parade in Erath

Fri, 07/02/2021 - 11:07am

ERATH - Dennis and Natalie Mouton, long-time members of the Erath Fourth of July Association, have been selected to serve as grand marshals of this year’s Erath Fourth of July Parade.
The parade will take place Sunday at 5 p.m. through Erath. The fire works show will be at 9 p.m. on Sunday.
The Moutons are true assets to the Erath Fourth of July Association.
The Moutons have been members of the Fourth of July Association for 31 years.
Dennis and Natalie have been volunteering as pageant directors for the past 16 years, spending countless hours behind the scenes setting up and decorating the hall with festive red, white, and blue backgrounds.
They work one-on-one with each contestant, preparing them for the pageant.
Dennis and Natalie can be seen escorting the Fourth of July queens throughout the five-day festival.
The couple watches over all our queens year-round, especially when they travel to other Louisiana festivals promoting the Erath Fourth of July Festival.
Dennis and Natalie have said that serving as pageant directors is a “Very labor intense but rewarding job.”
They have made “Everlasting friendships with all of our queens and their families.”
Dennis also served as vice president of the festival for 17 years. In addition, he was chairman of the beer booth for four years, one of the festival’s most profitable fund raisers. It allows the association to donate money into our community and the Erath schools.
Dennis was a volunteer firefighter for the Erath Fire Department for 17 years.

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Mark Preston Harrington

Felicita Wilhelm and Christopher Vidrine exchange vows at their surprise wedding

2021 All-Vermilion Parish Teams

Allie Leleaux Touchet

Charles Emery Brasseaux

Former Louisiana Gov. EDWIN EDWARDS ENTERS HOSPICE CARE

Unrestrained Woman Killed in Late Evening Crash in Vermilion Parish

Taylor named Abbeville's Rotarian of the Year

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Moutons are Grand Marshals of 4th of July parade in Erath

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