Carole Ann McCauley Fuselier

Birth date: Aug 30, 1942 Death date: Jun 13, 2010

Carole Ann (McCauley) Fuselier, age 67, a resident of Eunice and a retired teacher from Eunice High School, died Sunday, June 13, 2010, after a short illness at Lafayette General Medical Center in Lafayette, La. She was born in Eu Read Obituary

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Myrtle Miller

41w ago

Mrs. Fuselier was my eighth grade English teacher and also taught me at Eunice High. Her quest for excellence was so high that after having her for an English teacher your next year’s English course was basically repetitive but that’s not the only gift she gave me. Once while going through a difficult time due to domestic violence issues I was headed back from court and there she was in her driveway. We started talking and she invited me in and basically validated that domestic violence was not ok. Something I knew but coming from someone you hold in high esteem it resonates a little differently. Last night I saw your sweet Moma in a dream and once again I was reminded that I am worthy. Hugs to all of you for sharing her with her students. Your Mom was a keeper.

Jimmy Fruge'

388w ago

For one so dedicated to indtructing both in education and from a religious per spective.
I willl remember her in my paryers during celebration of the liturgy.

Jimmy Fruge'

Tanya Billings

388w ago

Nicole, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. The Billings Bunch: Rusty, Tanya, Macie and Madison

Tammie Blanchard Fowler

388w ago

I've just learned of Mrs. Fuselier's passing. Wow, how the memories began to flood my mind and heart. She was a very unique teacher. She took a special an interest in our class. As others have stated, we were shocked to find out she followed us to EHS; but, what would we have done without her. My prayers go out to her family and friends.

Benton Shirey

388w ago

Mrs. Fuselier will never die because each of us will carry her in our hearts and in our thoughts our entire lives. She created a legacy; while teaching English, she taught us so much more about life and about ourselves. I will always be grateful for her high standards and for loving us even when we were unloveable. Thank you for sharing her with us all these years.

Kellie Manuel

388w ago

Your family will be in my prayers as you celebrate the life of your mother. May God's grace provide you with comfort during this difficult time.

Gary Kendrick

388w ago

Remember the many lives that Carole touched and know she lived a good life.

Helen & Ernesto Valdez

388w ago

Ernesto & I consider ourselves blessed to have had an opportunity to meet Mrs. Carole Ann Fuselier and family. We share in your loss of a remarkable woman, who was many things to many people: wife, mother, sister, teacher and mentor. Her legacy is all the people that she touched.

Judi Dodge

388w ago

How wonderful your mom got to see you graduate from St. Edwards, Simone. Thank you for sharing her with us at your graduation party - I could feel the love between all your family. Cherish the memories, as I'm sure there are many.

Celeste Lane

388w ago

For what it's worth, I'm sending this message into cyberspace to let you know that even after years have passed, Ms. Fuse is still thought of fondly. Out of curiousity, I decided to google her name and stumbled across this message board. I had her as a teacher for three years. Though I may not have appreciated her strictness in the classroom at the time, I realize now that she taught more than just English. She taught us how to strive for excellence and how to present ourselves with self respect. Also, thanks to her, I have this uncanny ability to determine a word's meaning based on its Latin or Greek root! Ms. Fuse made an impression in the lives of many young people, myself included.

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