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Mary Ann Tassin a native of Cottonport and a resident of Baton Rouge, passed away peacefully on Friday, August 7, 2020 at the age of 85. She loved gardening, fishing and traveling. Mary Ann retired from LA Dept. of Transportation as a Computer Analyst. She was very kind and was loved by her family, friends and neighbors. Mary Ann was preceded in death by her longtime friend, Marlene Courville; her parents, Pliny and Emma Tassin; brothers, Sidney, Bobbie and Joe Tassin; sister, Helen Mayeux; niece, Cecile Johnson and nephew, Karl Tassin. Survived by her brother, Myron and his wife Shirley Tassin; Godson/great-nephew, Mark Johnson; great-niece, Angella Pourciau and numerous nieces and nephews. At the request of Mary Ann, her services will be private. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in her memory to The American Cancer Society or Alzheimer's Services of the Capital Area.
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I worked with Mary Ann at DOTD for many years. She is the person who taught me to eat potato salad in my gumbo. I loved her for that. Mary was always kind, not a mean bone in her body and she was funny and fun to work with not to mention the fact that she was a hard worker. We both came from cajun country roots and we got along very well. I often wondered what had happened to Mary after her best friend passed away. RIP Mary.
Adam Landry
Coworker
August 10, 2020
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