Unsung Heroes of Hard Work in Louisiana Baytown Roots
A family history recounts Archange Singleton and Irene Auzenne’s life from 1943 marriage through years in Opelousas, McNair, and Baytown. The narrative highlights their work ethic, five children, shared labor among Louisiana migrants, church devotion, and community support. It notes Archange and Irene’s deaths in 1980 and 2004, and a later remarriage of Irene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archange
Irene
Warren
Isabelle
Mary Alice
Theresa Ann
Opelousas
Louisiana
Baytown
Gant
Texas
Belle
Barrett Station
McNair
Richard Street
Foster Wheeler Construction Company
Rohm & Haas Chemical
Deer Parks
Foster Wheeler
Irene Auzenne Singleton-Hebert
Prairie Laurent
Joseph Claudis Auzenne, Sr
Marie Lemon
Alvin
Arthlese
Whitney
Morris
Claudis
Shirley
Mary Bell
Gloria
Marie
Angelina “Tebabe
Auzenne
Archange Singleton
Alvin Auzenne
Vernon J. Bernard
Rohm & Hass
Adam Whitney Antenne
Holy Family Catholic Church
Ladies Auxiliary
Alter Society
God and the Church
Tme
Alcibiate Hebert
Archange “Aucosh” Singleton
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Sterling White Chapel
Highlands
Irene Singleton
Lee College honors state representative for education legislation
Lee College officials honored State Rep. Wayne Smith of Baytown for aiding a law change to expand early college and dual credit access. President Dr. Dennis Brown noted the move allows freshmen and sophomores to earn certificates, increasing opportunities for Texas students across 14 ISDs. Smith said he was pleased and credited constituents for the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Smith
Lee College
Dennis Brown
Rudy Wheeler
San Jacinto College Board
Baytown
Smith
Texas
Brown
Rep. Smith
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