Frenchie35

[DieHard 1280]

I am very sorry to see this news. I was afraid this was coming when he didn't post after the thread started. Prayers going out to his family. RIP Frenchie.

[HelmutVII]

Well that sucks. So sorry to hear this.

[CharlieK]

Dang. RIP Mr. Frenchie.

[CAJUNJUDO]

Prayers for his family. I always loved seeing his pictures. Be it updates from campus, what he was cooking/about to eat, or made for his back patio. He was a great wood craftsman. RIP Frenchie. Sad indeed.

[Cajuns1]

Mr. Frank is one of the old guys who watched me (literally) grow up at the Tigue. He'll certainly be updating the Dirty Dozen and a Half about the stadium progress as soon as he arrives in heaven. RIP Mr. Babin.

[wcd35]

RIP to a RP legend. Always enjoyed his contributions here and he will be missed

[ZoomZoom]

https://www.mourning.com/m/obituarie...Babin/Memories

[RedTails]

https://www.mourning.com/m/obituarie...Babin/Memories

Frenchie fundraising for the Cajuns from above:

Memorial contributions can be made in Mr. Francis Babin's name to the Ragin Cajun Athletic Foundation, www.myrcaf.org or The Calcutta House (Hospice of Acadiana), 2600 Johnston Street, Suite 200, Lafayette, Louisiana, 70503.

Would be fitting to get a donation train going in his memory. There is an option when clicking "Invest" for a one time donation and clicking the plus sign next to: GIVE IN HONOR OR MEMORY

[CajunSaint08]

RIP to a RP legend. Always enjoyed his contributions here and he will be missed

Prayers for the Babin family. He will be missed. Always loved his contribution to the Cajun Nation.

[axg8750]

Back when they were doing construction on the end zone seating at Cajun Field, I stopped in to check out the progress. Frenchie happened to be there taking pictures and I got to meet him and have a nice conversation. A prince of a man, he is.

The only time I met Frenchie was in a similar situation. I was in Lafayette and went to check out the Cajun Field upgrades. He was also there driving his red golf cart taking pictures to share on Ragin’ Pagin.

We met and spoke to each other about Cajun athletics and Ragin’ Pagin.

RIP.

[JMV JustMyView]

Prayers for his family. I always loved seeing his pictures. Be it updates from campus, what he was cooking/about to eat, or made for his back patio. He was a great wood craftsman. RIP Frenchie. Sad indeed.

Yes indeed. He was very skilled with his hands and was one of the best score book keepers around.

[DocCajun]

Man…I’m really sorry to hear this. Great guy and great family. I didn’t know him well but I knew his daughter very well and I will certainly miss seeing his name on this forum.

Rest In Peace friend