Jerry, of Orange, passed away Monday at Dubuis Hospital.
A lifetime resident of The Golden Triangle, he was a boilermaker for many years traveling all over the country and a member of The Boilermakers Union International. He was a cowboy and enjoyed working with horses and cattle and playing the guitar.
Survivors include his wife, Betty; sons, Jerry Langford Jr. and wife Irma and Thomas Langford and wife Jerrilynne; daughters, Denise Zehrung and husband Gary McCurley and Cindy Zeno and husband Robert and twelve stepchildren; sisters, Betty Mize and husband Clyde and Rhonda Stanley and husband Randy; forty one grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren. He will be especially missed by his faithful dog Rusty and his horse Fancy.
He was preceded in death by two stepsons.
A lifetime resident of The Golden Triangle, he was a boilermaker for many years traveling all over the country and a member of The Boilermakers Union International. He was a cowboy and enjoyed working with horses and cattle and playing the guitar.
Survivors include his wife, Betty; sons, Jerry Langford Jr. and wife Irma and Thomas Langford and wife Jerrilynne; daughters, Denise Zehrung and husband Gary McCurley and Cindy Zeno and husband Robert and twelve stepchildren; sisters, Betty Mize and husband Clyde and Rhonda Stanley and husband Randy; forty one grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren. He will be especially missed by his faithful dog Rusty and his horse Fancy.
He was preceded in death by two stepsons.
Jerry, of Orange, passed away Monday at Dubuis Hospital.
A lifetime resident of The Golden Triangle, he was a boilermaker for many years traveling all over the country and a member of The Boilermakers Union International. He was a cowboy and enjoyed working with horses and cattle and playing the guitar.
Survivors include his wife, Betty; sons, Jerry Langford Jr. and wife Irma and Thomas Langford and wife Jerrilynne; daughters, Denise Zehrung and husband Gary McCurley and Cindy Zeno and husband Robert and twelve stepchildren; sisters, Betty Mize and husband Clyde and Rhonda Stanley and husband Randy; forty one grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren. He will be especially missed by his faithful dog Rusty and his horse Fancy.
He was preceded in death by two stepsons.
A lifetime resident of The Golden Triangle, he was a boilermaker for many years traveling all over the country and a member of The Boilermakers Union International. He was a cowboy and enjoyed working with horses and cattle and playing the guitar.
Survivors include his wife, Betty; sons, Jerry Langford Jr. and wife Irma and Thomas Langford and wife Jerrilynne; daughters, Denise Zehrung and husband Gary McCurley and Cindy Zeno and husband Robert and twelve stepchildren; sisters, Betty Mize and husband Clyde and Rhonda Stanley and husband Randy; forty one grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren. He will be especially missed by his faithful dog Rusty and his horse Fancy.
He was preceded in death by two stepsons.
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