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will be remembered as a devoted husband, loving father and grandfather, dedicated community leader,and friend to many.He was preceded in death by his parents, Cassius Joseph Voinche’ Sr. and Hermance Neck; his in-laws, George and Louise Rabalais; his beloved daughter, Mary Catherine; and numerous brothers and sisters, including Marvin (Zephyr), Ray (Irene), C.J. (Cassius Joseph) (Rita), Lawrence (Jeanette), and Earlene Voinche’.He is survived by his loving wife of 69 years, Georgine Rabalais Voinche’; his children, Mark Voinche’ (Linda), David Voinche’ (Stacy), and Pat Voinche’ (Celeste); and his grandchildren, Nikki Guidry (Ben), Nathan Voinche’ (Angelle), Dustin Voinche’, Devon Voinche’, Adam Bordelon (Blythe), Corey Bordelon, Kyle Bordelon, Beau Voinche’ (Nellie), and Alex Voinche’. He also leaves behind 12 beloved great-grandchildren, all of whom brought him immense joy.A Life of Service and DedicationJohn proudly served 10 years in the Louisiana National Guard.

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