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In the late 1800's, Alex Broussard, owner of A. Broussard Livery Stable, opened the first funeral parlor in Southeast Texas. That first wood framed parlor was soon replaced by a large brick facility in downtown Beaumont which still stands today. Later, the family firm moved to a large, stately home at the corner of Calder Avenue and Forest Street. In 1958, they moved to one of their present locations In this age of constant corporate funeral home buyouts and takeovers, families find comfort in knowing there is still a family owned and operated firm with five generations of compas*ion, continuity, and dignity. The Broussard family feels strongly about their traditions and their family's obligation to maintain both the high standards of excellence in service and their ability to serve the entire community Corbet Joseph Landry, 98, of Port Neches, died Sunday, September 8, 2019. He was born November 10, 1920, in Erath, Louisiana, to Elda Broussard Landry and Calice Landry. Corbet was a United States Coast Guard veteran that served during World War II. He enjoyed gardening and spending time in his yard in general. He also loved spending time at his beach and bayou camps. Most of all, spending time with his family was his greatest joy. He is survived by his daughters, JoLynn DeCoux, of Port Neches and Jacquelyn Ross and her husband, Gene, of LaBelle; son, Corbet Blane Landry and his wife, Dinah, of Nederland; grandchildren, Monique Clark; Kent DeCoux, and his wife, Marla; Dustin Ross; Ashley Ross Cole; Jeremy Landry and his wife, Beth; and Shane Landry and his wife, Karen; great-grandchildren, Cody Clark; Celsea Breaux and her husband, Josh; Landry DeCoux; Payton Ross; Kimber Cole; Ethan Landry; Heidy Landry; Layni Landry; Ella Landry; and Alec Nancy Kay Henley, 63, of Winnie, pas*ed away Sunday, September 8, 2019 after an extended illness. She was born on November 13, 1955, to Bobbie Jean Graham and Robert Jerald Little, in Weatherford. Nancy was a kind and gentle person who was loved by many and will be missed