| # | Full Name | Comments |
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| 701 | Charles Marshall Roberts | Im at a loss for words.... |
| 702 | Yolanda Marie Barrois | |
| 703 | Brittney Jarreau | |
| 704 | Camille Antoine-Neckles | |
| 705 | Toni Guillory | |
| 706 | Kenneth Guillory | |
| 707 | Gregory Guillory | |
| 708 | Kenneth Gradney | |
| 709 | Virgie Gradney | |
| 710 | April Guillory | |
| 711 | regina | i am so glad i have ound a place where people can help me to know more about me. i have long heard of my cajun-creole heritage
with my wavey hair and orange tint skin that turns to the color of brick when i tan. lol im always mistaken for capeverdean and so are my sons. my father born in new orleans in 1922 was full cajun creole and instilled in me what he could to keep the heritage alive in my boston ma. home
thank you for providing a pkace where i can proudly be one with my race and not being thought of as a spice |
| 712 | Inga Kimberly Brown | |
| 713 | Dee Christensen | |
| 714 | Anonymous | |
| 715 | Michelle Deville | I am from Mamou, LA where creole language, food and way of life is as common as it was years ago. |
| 716 | Anonymous | on my mother side of my family my grandmother is full blooded creole and i am proud to say i am to |
| 717 | Brandon Herman Pierre | |
| 718 | Jill Boutte | |
| 719 | Linda Buishas | I am appalled by the ignorance evidenced by this article. I believe a true professional investigates before stating something DOES NOT exist. The ability to do research is obviously not a skill he possesses. I am 100% french-creole and I support the efforts of all seeking to have the Creole Culture acknowledged and included in the history books. |
| 720 | Marion I. Ferreira | Yes, the Creole Culture is still alive and well. But if we as Creoles do not support it and the many organizations that do, it will go out of existence. |
| 721 | Laurie Winston | I, nor do any member of my family, resemble a leprechaun, nor any thing like that. We are proud Creole and I take offense to any suggestion that we are not real. Where I live, in Northern California, I am constantly explaining to blacks and whites alike why I look the way I do. I am so tired of this and fully support the education of a history that has been forgotten. |
| 722 | Shantika Ford-Sewell | My Grandmother is creole and my dad is of creole decent..We are a race and should be acknowledge as one. |
| 723 | Sam Rachal III | |
| 724 | tarva metoyer williams | |
| 725 | Erica Metoyer | I do not know much about my Metoyer family heritage; but we were always told that we were creole by our maternal grandmother the late Cecilia
Bonvillain of Houma, Louisiana |
| 726 | Larry Dean Daniel | My dad Joe Daniel was of creole/Indian descent |
| 727 | Phyllis Faye Daniel | My parents are Joe Daniel and Edith Mae Hall Ford,
Joe Daniel was a creole. |
| 728 | LaKeisha J. Johnson | |
| 729 | susan sujuan juge | |
| 730 | christina ruth watts | |
| 731 | Jason Dickens | |
| 732 | Anonymous | |
| 733 | Rita LaCour Roque | |
| 734 | sonya randall | I have a creole background from my grandparents. I would love for you all to keep the program because I want to learn more behind my background and to be able to access them. I think this opportunity will not just benefit me but hundreds of students across Louisiana. |
| 735 | Brook Gonzales | i support the cause one hundred percent. It is something that need to be heard and we have the voice to stand up. |
| 736 | Sophia Flot-Warner | |
| 737 | Chanel Cousin | |
| 738 | Sonja Dumas | |
| 739 | Juliette Dumas Beck | |
| 740 | ANGELA BELL | MY GRANDMOTHER FATHER WAS A ENGLISH FRENCH MAN FROM ENGLAND, WHO LIVED IN LOUSIANA, MIXED WITH THE BLACK RACE WHICH WE ARE KNOWN AS MULATTOS, IN LOUSIANA, WE NEED TO PROVIDE THE WORLD WITH OUR HERITAGE, I AGREE THE CREOLE CULTURE NEEDS TO BE ACKNOWLEDGE. |
| 741 | Anonymous | |
| 742 | Daniel Chevalier | |
| 743 | Dana A. Hukins-Rodrigue | |
| 744 | Joshua Christopher Harvey | |
| 745 | Andrea La Mothe | |
| 746 | Anonymous | I wholeheartedly agree. |
| 747 | Jasmyne M Gorrell | I think we deserve the right to be acknowledge as a race. |
| 748 | Michaella Grissett | |
| 749 | Anonymous | |
| 750 | Maria Baham Perrault | Born in Madisonville, LA, a little town that my ancestors founded and named "Coquille".
Jean Baptiste Baham & Francoise Guillory settled in Mobile Alabama, had 5 sons who finally settled in Coquille.
It pleases me to know that your society exists.
Thank you for all of your efforts.
Maria |