Grief Presentation Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Author, spiritual director, and long-time journalist, Joan Broussard will be speaking at Geesey Ferguson Funeral Home in Crowley on Wednesday April 17, at 5:30. She will share her personal experience of grieving the loss of her husband and parents and the merits of journaling our way through grief. 

Joan will present a full workshop:

Journaling through Grief

Wednesday, May 15th
5:30pm to 7:00om
St Michael Parish Hall
211 West Hutchinson
(corner of West Hutchinson and Ave F, next to St Michael the Archangel Church)
Crowley, LA

Crowley Grief Support Group will host this workshop with the help and support of
Geesey Ferguson and St Michael the Archangel Church
To register, call 337.783.3313
No Admission

Joan presents from her own journaling and grief experience and
her lively presentation includes experiential activities. 
Joan Broussard completed her studies in Spiritual Direction at the
St. Charles Retreat Center, in the Diocese of Lake Charles and
has been offering Spiritual Direction since 2007. 
She is the author of a several Catholic magazine articles as well as
the newly released book on grief.  Joan also published two CDs of the Rosary;
one in Cajun French and English, as well as a CD of Reflections on Grief.  

Her book Grief Guts and Grace offers guidance and practical wisdom to those struggling with grief and loss.  Joan offers hope to those who begin working through their grief with the guts to stand faithful each day.  Too often we are told that time will heal everything.  Rather, it’s what one does with that time that enables the healing process to begin.

Welcome to Geesey-Ferguson Funeral Home

“It is an honor to help and comfort the families of this great community at such a terrible time in their lives. I will continue to strive to provide service with the utmost dignity and integrity that everyone in this community deserves at their time of need.”

                                                                                       -Justin M. Lee

“To be a funeral director in our community is a great privilege, to be able to help your friends and their families through their most difficult time of their lives.  This gives me a sense of reward and a feeling that my profession makes a difference in people’s lives.  I am proud of the care we give at Geesey-Ferguson Funeral Home.”

                                                                                    -Glenn A. Boullion, Jr.

“To be a funeral director and servant to the families and friends we serve, through their most difficult times, is a privilege. As our motto states, A commitment to service from friends who care.”

                                                                                    -Anthony“Tiger” Istre