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"For we know that ifour earthly house ofthis tabernacle were dissolved, we have a building of 
 
God not made with hands, eternal in the heavens." 
 
II Corinthians 5:1 
 
Earl Alphonse Landry was born January 13, 1924 in Belle Rose, LA to the late Corrine Williams Landry and Alphonse Landry. He was educated in the Belle Alliance School System. After serving in the Army and getting married he moved to New Orleans, LA. He lived in New Orleans for many years until Hurricane Katrina, at which time he moved to Birmingham, Alabama until his death on June 13,2006 
 
He was employed by Orleans Parish School Board for over 30 years. He was a self-employed cab driver for ED's Cab Company for several years. Upon retiring from ED's Cab Company he owned and operated Landry's Limousine Service. 
 
He was united in holy matrimony to Mildred Julien, on March 8, 1945 and to this union they were blessed with three children. He was a devoted husband and father. 
 
He was baptized at Rose Hill Baptist Church, in Belle Rose, LA. After moving to New Orleans, he became a member of St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church formerly under the leadership of Reverend Chester and present leadership of Reverend Frank L. Lewis. He was a dutiful and faithful member and served on the Deacon Board, sang with the Male Choir and was Vice President of Usher Board #2. While in Birmingham he attended Sunday School at the Morning Star Baptist Church pastored by Reverend Lawrence Gaines, and fellowshipped at the New Beginning Full Gospel Church, under the leadership of Bishop Pyle until his health failed. In spite of his terminal illness and being displaced, he continued to acknowledge his faith in God and had a determined mind to live until the Lord called him from labor to reward. 
 
To cherish his memories, he leaves a loving and devoted wife of 62 years, Mildred Julien Landry; one son, James Earl Landry (Linda) of New Orleans, LA; two daughters Barbara Marie-LandryDavis of Albion, MI and Carol Ann Landry displaced to Birmingham, AL; one,adopted son Nathan White of Port Arthur, TX; three grandchildren Landrea Renee Davis of Redford, MI, Dr. Gia Marie Landry of Baltimore, MD an<l Easton Breaux of Atlanta, GA; four sisters-in-law Lillie J. Johnson and Edna J. Reynard both of Donaldsonville, LA, Lizzie May Landry of Morgan City, LA and Jessie Mae Narcisse of Belle Rose, LA. He will be deeply missed by a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Also he will be missed by his Masonic, Birmingham, and Michigan families along with his adopted nephew, John Messina, of New Orleans. 
 
He was preceded in death by his mother, father, five brothers; Edward and Isaac Landry, Clarence, Cleveland, and Joseph Narcisse and one sister Gertie Joseph Winder. 
 
Altho your smiles have gone, Andyour hands we can not touch; We thank Godfor precious memories; 
Ofthe one we loved so much; It breaks our hearts to lose you 
But you did not go alone; For part ofus went with you , the day God calledyou home; God knows how much we'll miss you Your memories shall neverfade; Our thoughts will always wander, To the spot where you are laid 
 
 Order ofService 
 
Organ Prelude 
 
Processional----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Family 
 
Congregational Hymn 
 
Reading of Scriptures Hymn---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Amaz.mg G rac"e 
 
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Prayer 
 
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Selection---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------St. Mark Choir 
 
Solo------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Rev. Andrew Amedee 
 
Church Resolution 
 
Sol()------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------!JeaJI l3rown 
 
Silent Reading of Obituary---------------------------------------------------;.--------------------S()ft Musk Church Cond()lence - 
 
Sol()/Serm()n Meditati()n 
 
Eulogy-------------------------------.:.------------------------...-------------------------Pastor FrankL. Lewis 
 
Remarks/Expressions---------------------------.:.-------------------------------------------Invited Ministers 
Masonic Rites: l3erry Lodge #2 ---------------------Past W()rshipful Master Platta Temple# 15-----------------Honorary Past P()tentate Eureka Consistory #7 United Supreme Council, 33rd Degree Mas()n (J. T. Maxey Class of 1975) Gethsemane #3 HRAM 
 
Viewing of Remains Doxology 
 
Benediction 
 
HI have fought a go?dfight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith: Henceforth there is 
laid up for me a crown ofrighteousness ... " 
(All remarks are asked to be 3 minutes) 
 
 Life'sJourney 
When the Cords of affliction Have you tied up in knots When the trails of the world Make you question your lot 
Remember, Life is a Journey That we all must pass through 
But Jesus will guide you For he passed this way too 
 
Frank Smith John Anderson Larry Spencer 
 
Active Pallbearers 
 
Paul Mitchell, Jr. Eugene Johnson Louis Bartholomew 
 
Honorary Pallbearers Easton Breaux, 
Jazz City Corvette Club and the IC Corvette Club 
 
Acknowledgements We the family, of Brother Earl A. Landry would like to thank each of you for sharing with us during this difficult time. Your cards, flowers, telephone calls and gifts of love are greatly appreciated. Thank you. 
In lieu of floral, the family requests donations to be given for Gastric Cancer Research in the na..~e ofM...r. Earl A 
Landry and sent to: 
UAB Comprehensive Center c/o Office of Affairs 
Wallace Tumor Institute l824 6th Ave. S 
Birmingham, AL 35294 
 
Arrangements Entrusted to Davenport & Harris Birmingham, AL & Davis Mortuary Gretna, LA 
 
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery 
New Orleans, La 
Repast Masonic Temple (in the rear) 
1614 Basin Street