Paula Mae Brignac Borskey, 82, passed away Wednesday, June 12, 2019 in Baton Rouge. A native of St. Amant and resident of Baton Rouge, Paula was a homemaker who was a lifetime member of New River Methodist Church in St. Amant and was a graduate of St. Amant High School's class of 1955. She is survived by her husband of 65 years, Charles M. Borskey, Jr.; daughter, Carolyn Gay Heard (Daniel); sons, Charles "Chuck" Lane Borskey and Clayton Jay Borskey (Beth); sisters Judy (Patti) Bailey and Karen Hope Nibling; 7 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, Hector P. and Nina Cannon Brignac; daughter, Terri Borskey Hill; sister, Audrey Jean Martin and daughter-in-law, Patricia Shonk Borskey. Visitation is scheduled for Saturday, June 15, 2019 at New River Methodist Church in St. Amant from 10AM until service at 1PM, conducted by Rev. Russ Clunan. Interment will follow at New River Methodist Church cemetery. Special thanks to "Hospice in His Care" nurse, Stephanie Taylor and caregiver, Raychiel Yelling. Visit www.oursofh.com to leave messages of condolences. Ourso Funeral Home of Gonzales is in charge of arrangements.
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Eternal Rest to her, my condolences to all the family.
Beth & Lou Ambeau
June 24, 2019
You and your family remain in our prayers. May you always be in His care.
Janette Roulston, Hospice In His Care
June 20, 2019
Praying for you in this your time of grief. Praying the Lord will be by your side and your source of strength. Paula was a great example of a Christian lady, she loved God, her family and her friends and neighbors. She will be missed. Till we meet again my sister in Christ, Rest In Peace.
Jimmie Lou Winkles
Friend
June 14, 2019
Mr. Charles my sympathy to you and whole family. May she rest in peace.
Pamela Mire
June 14, 2019
I HAD TO GO AWAY
I had to go away.
I'm sorry you couldn't come with me.
But on earth is where you shall stay.
Please do not be sad.
Instead laugh and be glad.
I'm in a beautiful place, such a beautiful place.
I know you won't see me for a while.
But you will hear from me.
I will be the wind that will chill you on a hot summer day.
I will be the sun that will warm you when it's cold.
Listen to the birds sing, I will be saying, "I love you" in their song.
I know you can't touch me.
But you will feel me.
Because I will be inside of you giving you life on the days you feel like you can't go on anymore.
Please I beg of you, go on, and live your life as I lived mine.
Always remember we will be together again.
I will be patiently waiting for you on that day.
When you will join me in this beautiful place.
Until then may God bless you with his almighty grace.
Written By: Kimberly Ann Kerek
Kim Kerek
June 14, 2019
Prayers and condolences to the family. The drawing near to God is good for me.'
Your Neighbor~
June 13, 2019
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
From the Staff of Ourso Funeral Home
June 13, 2019
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