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Entergy Louisiana Recognized for Helping Power Life in St. James Parish
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06/14/2018

Bedar Warren, St. James Parish director of human services; Milton Cayette, St. James Council on Aging chairman; Flo Dumas and Rhonda Colar, Entergy; Timmy Roussel, St. James Parish president; Ingrid LeBlanc, St. James assistant director of human services.
Bedar Warren, St. James Parish director of human services; Milton Cayette, St. James Council on Aging chairman; Flo Dumas and Rhonda Colar, Entergy; Timmy Roussel, St. James Parish president; Ingrid LeBlanc, St. James assistant director of human services.

Entergy Louisiana was recently recognized for helping Power Life in St. James Parish through grant contributions and volunteerism. Learn more about our hometown commitment and how we're building a brighter future for St. James residents here. 

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