Naomi Gine Chaillot

Services were held Thursday, September 10 at Geesey-Ferguson Funeral Home for Naomi Gine Chaillot, 23, Born February 21, 1983--Passed September 8, 2015. Words of inspritation and prayer were spoken by a family friend, Charles Jackson, and a beautiful eulogy was read by her brother, Alex Chaillot.
Naomi is survived by two children--Sebastian Kruse Chaillot, son and Myah Jane Chaillot, daughter. Her parents--Kayla Gauthreaux Chaillot and Bernard Chaillot, both of Crowley. One sister--Natalie Pridgeon LeJeune and her husband Marcus of Crowley, and two brothers--Jacob Pridgeon and wife Danyell of Lawtell and Alex Chaillot of Crowley. Her God Parents--David Gauthreaux and husband Gregory of Seattle, WA and Michelle (MiMi) Chaillot of Colorado. Aunts and Uncles--Berton Gauthreaux and wife Susan of Crowley, Paul Gauthreaux of Crowley, Darren Gauthreaux and his wife Paula of Crowley, Cindy Gauthreaux of Crowley, Kim Primeaux and husband Kevin of Crowley, Joe Chaillot of Lafayette, David Chaillot of Crowley, Suzanne Chaillot-Breaux and husband Jonas of Lafayette, Johnnie Chaillot-Louganis and husband Greg of California, Janie Chaillot-Zahra and husband Tony of Australia, and Jackie Chaillot of Lafayette. Numerous cousins, neices, and nephews.
Naomi was preceded in death by her maternal grand parents, Harold and Elgine Gauthreaux, her paternal grand parents, Emile and Jane (Sis) Chaillot, and three cousins--Darren Gauthreaux, Lance Fruge, and Ethan Wertz.
Naomi was definitely a “people person.” Her career in the restaurant industry gave her the opportunity to make many friends and mingle with wide varieties of personalities. Her time in the Army left her with lasting relationships and priceless memories. The Army sent her many places, including Iraq, where she did one tour. Family aside, Naomi’s greatest loves were softball and the outdoors, especially the beach. She also loved to cook and entertain as often as she could.
She had a contagious smile, an outgoing personality, and a heart of pure gold. Above all, she loved her family, especially her two precious children. Her days on this Earth may have come to an end, but so have her struggles. Our sweet girl has finally found her peace, and she will be greatly missed.
We would like to give special thanks to Kim and Kevin Primeaux, Janie and Tony Zahra, Charles and Janet Jackson, and the staff of Geesey-Ferguson Funeral Home