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Source: The Port Arthur News

WANDA LOTT Wanda Lott, 92, of Nederland passed away November 5, 2026. Service arrangements are with Melancon~Levingston Funeral Home in Nederland. BERTIE ELIZABETH SEITZ Bertie Elizabeth Seitz, 95, of Bridge City passed away on November 7, 2026. Service arrangements are with Melancon~Levingston Funeral Home in Port Neches. ROBERT “BOBBY” JOSEPH HUARD Robert “Bobby” Joseph Huard, 80, of Groves passed away November 4, 2026. Clayton Thompson Funeral Home. LEONA MARIE BRITTAIN Leona Marie Brittain, 95, of Port Neches passed away October 28, 2026. Service arrangements are with Melancon~Levingston Funeral Home in Port Neches. JANISE DRODDY LEBOUEF Janise Droddy LeBouef, 69, of Bridge City passed away November 3, 2026. Service arrangements are with Melancon~Levingston Funeral Home in Groves. ROSEMARY ROY Rosemary Roy, 94, of Port Arthur passed away August 31, 2026. Service arrangements are with Melancon~Levingston Funeral Home in Nederland.

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