Upper Lafayette April 2014 Newsletter

Upper Lafayette On the MOve

Volume 64 April 2014 www.upperlafayette.com

Printed by Lafayette Economic Development Authority

Thursday, April 10, 2014John Paul the Great Academy

1522 Carmel Drive6:00-8:00 p.m.

The Sixth Annual Upper Lafayette Economic Development Foundation

You’re invited to

CRAWFISH BOIL

$35/ adults$20/ children

register today at: upperlafayette.com/events

or mail payment to ULEDF

P.O. Box 53107Lafayette, LA 70505

for more information, contact:[email protected]

337.769.7649

SPECIAL THANKS to our generous sponsors

Volume 64 • April 2014 • www.upperlafayette.com

Published byUpper Lafayette Economic Development

Foundation

Printed byLafayette Economic Development Authority

Board of DirectorsDavid Welch, President

Cherie Hebert, Vice PresidentTodd Citron, Secretary/ Treasurer

Adrian BaudoinJulie DronetDon Dupuis

Brenda FoulcardDonna LandryKirk LaCourBeau Phares

Dwight “Bo” RamsayHerbert Schilling

Bryan TaborJerry VascocuMonty Warren

Honorary Advisory BoardDon DupuisEd Krampe

Dwight “Bo” RamsayHerbert Schilling

StaffJan Swift, Executive Director

Lauren Rabalais, Communications Director

Mailing AddressP.O. Box 53107

Lafayette, LA 70505

On the Webwww.upperlafayette.com

Upper Lafayette Economic Development Foundation is an association of proactive individuals and business leaders joined

together to be a catalyst for change. The Foundation’s mission is to enhance and direct the positive, planned growth of

Upper Lafayette, focusing on quality of life, while participating in the overall development of the Greater Lafayette

Metropolitan Area.

For membership information or sponsorship opportunities, contact Jan Swift at [email protected]

or 337-769-7649

April 2014 • www.upperlafayette.com

A Letter from the Executive Director

Sixth Annual Upper Lafayette Crawfish Boilto be held Thursday, April 10, 2014

Please mark your calendar for our sixth annual Upper Lafayette Crawfish Boil on Thursday, April 10, 2014, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., at the beautiful campus of John Paul the Great Academy, 1522 Carmel Drive.

Crawdaddy’s On-Site Catering will once again prepare its delicious crawfish, and we are grateful to Schilling Distributing Co. for generously supplying beverages.

We are especially grateful to our Presenting Sponsor, IBERIABANK, and Supporting Sponsor, Beau Box Commercial Real Estate, for making this fun event possible.

Tickets are $35.00 for adults, $20.00 for children, and may be purchased online at www.upperlafayette.com/events. For more information, please email [email protected], or call us at (337)769-7649.

“It is spring again. The earth is like a child that knows poems by heart.” This quote by Rainer Maria Rilke reminds me of the enumerable reasons it is time to rejoice for the weather, for the excitement of good times to come, and for our many, rich blessings all brought to us by our Creator. With the beautiful sunshine and mild temperatures, what a great time to be alive and celebrate life.

And for Upper Lafayette Economic Development Foundation, it is indeed the season of spring and a time to rejoice! We have much to be joyful about, including the beautiful landscape of Upper Lafayette Parish in which many residents and businesses want to invest. As I write this letter, in one week we will have celebrated the groundbreaking of the new Lafayette Renaissance Charter Academy in Couret Farms, the grand opening of our new Lafayette City Police Precinct 4 station which opened at 1820 Moss across from the Northgate Mall, and the groundbreaking that will take place on April 2 of the new Romacelli’s and Anytime Fitness in Couret Farms. And these developments are just the tip of the iceberg of the many exciting investments being made in our community.

With this beautiful spring weather, I hope you will join us at our sixth annual crawfish boil we will host on the breathtaking grounds of John Paul the Great

Academy on April 10 from 6 to 8 p.m. The best reason to be involved with our foundation is the heartwarming friendships and connections we make with fun and talented people who support our efforts. We hope to see you there.

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Jan SwiftExecutive Director

www.upperlafayette.com • April 2014

The City of Scott is Definitely On The Move!For those of you who have not visited Scott recently, may we suggest that you are missing out! Under the highly capable leadership of Mayor Purvis Morrison and the Scott City Council, Scott is experiencing unprecedented growth and opportunity.

The Second Annual Boudin Festival is being held the weekend of April 4-6, 2014, and this family-friendly event is sure to be a great success. Great performing artists, such as Chubby Carrier, Kevin Naquin & the Ossun Playboys, Geno Delafosse & French Rockin Boogie, and many others are lined up for your listening pleasure. Last year’s inaugural event was so successful, the city ran out of tickets, and had to scramble to keep up with the demand. For more information, visit http://www.laboudinfestival.com.

We recently visited the brand new Le Petite Magasin de Scott, held each Saturday morning from 7 a.m. until noon at the Farmers Market Pavillion at 916 Cayret Street, until mid-October. Lauren picked up a few goodies from the market, including blackberry jam and hand-milled gardenia soap. Be sure to check it out!

In early March, we attended the groundbreaking for the new facilities for National Oilwell Varco. National Oilwell Varco is a worldwide leader in the design, manufacture and sale of equipment and components used in oil & gas drilling and production, the provision of oilfield inspection and other services, and supply chain integration services to the upstream oil and gas industry. The facility will consist of two 14,000 square foot buildings, expected to employ 60 people.

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Jan Swift with Mayor Purvis Morrison and his wife Mary, celebrating Scott, LA being ranked as the 2nd

Best Place to Live in Louisiana

The Official Poster for the 2014 Scott Boudin Festival

The Morrisons at the 2013 Scott Boudin Festival

Some of the goodies for sale at the Farmers Market in Scott

Groundbreaking Ceremonyfor National Oilwell Varco


Welcome to New Member: Lafayette Animal AidIn early January 2014, Lafayette Animal Aid’s Development Director, Heidi Paterson, reached out to Upper Lafayette to connect with businesses in Acadiana. After a chilly meeting in January, days before the infamous 2014 snow days, we were hooked on Lafayette Animal Aid! We are so happy to welcome the furriest new member to Upper Lafayette!

Founded in 1974 and chartered as a 501(C)3 non-profit humane society, Lafayette Animal Aid is funded by donations, fundraisers, and adoption fees and is governed by a Board of Directors. Lafayette Animal Aid is a cat and dog rescue and adoption organization, located at 142 Le Medicin Road in Carencro, Louisiana. On any given day, Lafayette Animal Aid cares for

more than 100 dogs and 120 cats at the shelter, and more in their immense network of foster families. All of these animals are looking for permanent homes. Cats and dogs from the community come to the shelter as strays, owner surrenders, rescues from negligent situations, or from euthanizing shelters. Lafayette Animal Aid is considered an “all-breed” rescue group that does not discriminate against any animal due to size, age, breed, color or background. The cats and dogs that stay with them receive a safe and caring haven and all necessary veterinary care until a forever home is found for them.

One of the main goals for Lafayette Animal Aid is to find a loving, life long home for each animal in their care. They strive to find the most suitable pet for each person and the most suitable home for each animal. To reach that goal, they consider both the lifestyle and expectations of potential adopters and the personality and needs of each animal. To view their adoption policy, please visit www.lafayetteanimalaid.org/adopt.

Lafayette Animal Aid exists because of its wonderful volunteer base. If you love cats and dogs and would like to make a difference in the lives of our community’s homeless pets, they would love to hear from you. There are many

different volunteering opportunities available through Lafayette Animal Aid. If you have any questions, feel free to email [email protected], or call 337-896-1553.

The Lafayette Animal Aid website is a great resource! It shares the mission and motivations of the organization and the dedicated staff and volunteers who make it work. Explore volunteer and adoption resources, or browse the News & Events page to find out what’s happening at Lafayette Animal Aid. If you’d like to support Lafayette Animal Aid and the countless rescue animals in their able care, please visit the donation page! We encourage you to visit www.lafayetteanimalaid.org to learn more about this wonderful organization.

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Heidi PatersonDevelopment DirectorLafayette Animal Aid

We had a great time visiting with some of the puppies available for adoption through Lafayette Animal Aid.

A view of the Lafayette Animal Aid grounds. The facility is located in Carencro,

on Le Medicin Road


Upper Lafayette to Partner with Opportunity Machine to Host RockHabits Classes

Mercredi Show Returns for Another Great Season

Upper Lafayette Economic Development Foundation is proud to partner with The Opportunity Machine (OM) to present RockHabits, the business planning curriculum that has accelerated the profitable growth of thousands of businesses around the world. This successful program is founded on the principles of Verne Harnish's "Mastering the Rockefeller Habits" with the addition of strategies from Tim Ferriss, author of "The Four Hour Work Week” and will be taught by OM Executive Director, Zachary Barker.

Introductory classes will be offered at no charge to businesses located in Carencro, Scott, Duson and North Lafayette, which area comprises Upper Lafayette Parish. Classes will be held on April 16, 2014 at the North Regional Library in Carencro at 5101 N. University Avenue from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. or 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. We invite business owners and managers to join Upper Lafayette and the OM staff as we provide the tools to assure your business is poised for rapid growth. Attendees will walk away with an overview for business alignment via the RockHabits One-Page Strategic Plan. In order to adequately prepare for the class, attendees will be asked to complete the plan’s questionnaire on their own prior to attending so that learning may be accelerated and the highest benefit may be obtained.

RSVP by April 14 by emailing [email protected] or call (337)769-7649 for details and to receive your strategic plan questionnaire to prepare for the class. We look forward to seeing you!

Mercredi Show Spring 2014 Schedule

April 2014April 2 Ray Boudreaux of The VoiceApril 9 Kevin Naquin & The Ossun PlayboysApril 16 Gregg Martinez & The Delta Kings April 23 Dominique Dupuis Of New Brunswick Canada & Sheryl CormierApril 30 Travis Matte & The Kingpins

May 2014May 7 Wayne & Same Ol 2 Step May 14 Nik L Beer Band

Zachary Barker Opportunity Machine

The popular Mercredi Show begins its 2014 Spring session on Wednesday, April 2 at Carencro’s Pelican Park. This free, family-friendly outdoor concert series is scheduled from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm every Wednesday through May

14. The concert series showcasing popular local bands is also held in the spring during March and April each year. The Mercredi Show concept is an outgrowth of a similar event in Dieppe, Canada, Carencro’s sister city.

Run by the Carencro Parks and Recreation Commission, the event is funded by local taxes dedicated to recreation

programs in Carencro, coupled with generous s p o n s o r s h i p s underwritten by local businesses. Any interested in sponsoring should contact Carencro’s R e c r e a t i o n

Commission at (337)896-8481. One of Upper Lafayette’s many wonderful attractions, the Mercredi Show is magnifique!

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Nelson Warner Honored as Philanthropist of the Year

Upper Lafayette hosted its Fourth Annual Philanthropist of the Year awards ceremony at the beautiful Oakbourne Country Club on March 19, 2014. This year’s deserving recipient was Nelson Warner, who was the founding force behind Bridge Ministry of Acadiana, Inc. Nelson has a loving heart and a deep Christian faith, and the overflowing crowd of friends and colleagues that attended the luncheon in his honor was humbling.

Raymond Hebert, CEO of Community Foundation of Acadiana, shared his thoughts on philanthropic giving. His well-delivered presentation gave us much food for thought about the many reasons why people give. With Nelson Warner providing a wonderful example of heeding God’s call for action as a result of prayerful obedience, Raymond’s message really hit home.

In 2003, Nelson and Trinity Bible Church realized the great need for relationship based ministries in Lafayette’s most under-resourced neighborhoods. To meet that need, Bridge Ministry of Acadiana was established in 2003. A Christian based non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, its vision is to relationally empower lives through Spiritual Transformation, Education, and Neighborhood Revitalization. Bridge Ministry is a neighborhood outreach ministry located in the ‘Four Corners’ area of Lafayette. While the original location at 410 Huval Street is still in use, classes and programs have been moved to the new facility at 512 N. University Ave. For more information on Bridge Ministry, please visit www.bridgeacadiana.com.

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Raymond Hebert, Jan Swift, Nelson Warner and David Welch

Nelson WarnerBridge Ministry of Acadiana

Raymond HebertCommunity Foundationof Acadiana


Photos from Philanthropist of the Year

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Schools of the Sacred Heart to Host Annual Congé EventSunday, April 6, 2014

As a school that has been educating young people for almost 200 years, Schools of the Sacred Heart is steeped in tradition. One of the beloved traditions of this community is an annual event called Congé. Congé is a French word meaning holiday, or time off. Each year the Sacred Heart community takes a day to celebrate a Family Congé on the beautiful, historic grounds of Schools of the Sacred Heart in Grand Coteau. This year’s event will be held on Sunday, April 6 and all of Acadiana is invited to come out and celebrate spring at this fun family event.

The day will begin at 8:05 a.m. with the Course du Congé, a 5K trail run followed by a one-mile obstacle challenge at 9:30 a.m. Both races will begin and end at the grounds of Schools of the Sacred Heart. Race entry forms are available on the school’s website, www.sshcoteau.org.

Festivities for the entire family begin at 10:00 a.m. Children of all ages can enjoy games and recreation including a rock climbing wall, pony rides, face painting, dunking booth, confetti eggs, and many outdoor booth games. Congé raffle tickets will be sold for a chance to win $1,000 and other prizes. Entertainment includes a food court, live music and a silent auction offering stylish gifts and weekend getaways.

Schools of the Sacred Heart at Grand Coteau is comprised of the Academy of the Sacred Heart and Berchmans Academy of the Sacred Heart. The Academy of the Sacred Heart, founded in 1821, is an independent Catholic school enrolling girls in Pre-Kindergarten 3 through grade twelve. Berchmans Academy of the Sacred Heart, founded in 2006, is an independent Catholic school enrolling boys in Pre-Kindergarten 3 through grade twelve.

Located on a historic 255-acre campus, Schools of the Sacred Heart offers students the experience of an innovative and challenging curriculum

within a supportive learning environment that emphasizes the positive process of individual growth through single-gender education designed for girls and for boys.

All proceeds will benefit Schools of the Sacred Heart. Admission and parking are free. For more information and directions to the Schools of the Sacred Heart campus, call (337) 662-5275 or visit www.sshcoteau.org.

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Confetti Eggs at Congé

Pony Rides are one of the fun festivities of Congé.


Spotlight on Board Member:Monty Warren, Beau Box Commercial Real Estate

Monty Warren began his career in commercial real estate in 1991 in Nashville, TN with regional firm First Management Services. He has had a successful career in commercial real estate as commercial agent at Sam Robertson Real Estate, Real Estate Development Manager at Poolcorp (Nasdaq: POOL) and VP/Director at Stirling Properties. Mr. Warren founded

his own firm, Valor Commercial Real Estate in March of 2009 in Lafayette. In September of 2011, Warren teamed up with long time colleague, Beau J. Box, founder and CEO of Baton Rouge based Beau Box Commercial Real Estate. The company is Louisiana’s highest grossing commercial real estate firm and serves the region with offices in Lafayette, Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Warren is VP/Partner of the company, serves on its executive committee and is based in the Lafayette office.

Monty is active in our community, serving as a Trustee and former President of the Alumni Board of the Episcopal School of Acadiana, as Secretary/Treasurer and board member of the Realtors Commercial Alliance, the Baton Rouge Chapter of the Washington and Lee Alumni Association, and was formerly active on committees and served in leadership capacities of the CCIM Institute, the La. CCIM Chapter, and the LA Commercial Database.

Monty holds the distinguished CCIM and SIOR professional designations and is a member of the following organizations. Society of Office and Industrial Realtors, Louisiana chapter of CCIM, CCIM National, ICSC, NAR, Realtor Association of Acadiana

A native of Lafayette, he attended the Episcopal School of Acadiana, Washington and Lee University and finished at Middle Tennessee State University.

Monty Warren has provided leadership and expertise on Upper Lafayette’s board since 2009. When asked why he believes in our mission, Monty stated, “I became involved with Upper Lafayette after reading an article about the group’s mission and founders in January 2008 and meeting with Jan Swift to discuss the group’s future. I think the group’s dedication to improving education and business development in the upper part of our Parish is critical for the long term success of our area. The gateway to our city lies in the crosshairs of the ULEDF map. All Lafayette/Acadiana residents should be interested in the economic and educational health of Upper Lafayette.”

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Monty Warren with his children, Emma and Griffin, at the 2012 Upper Lafayette Crawfish Boil

Monty WarrenBeau Box Commercial

Real Estate


Congratulations to Julie Dronet2014 Chair of Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce

Upper Lafayette is proud to congratulate our board member and friend, Julie Simon-Dronet, for leading the Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce in 2014 as its Chair. Embracing a call for working collaboratively as a region during her presentation at the annual banquet held on March 12, 2014, Julie stressed the importance of Lafayette and the surrounding parishes working as a team, billed as “One Acadiana.” The overflowing audience included community leaders from all eight parishes encompassing Acadiana, breaking previous records for attendance.

The banquet attendees were moved by the message of the guest speaker, Rebecca Ryan. Ryan identified national trends of the past few decades and particularly focused on the current decade which she identified as “Winter.” She encouraged us to realize that Acadiana must come together as a cohesive region to have significance. With the many pressing needs facing Acadiana, such as the completion of I-49 South, tort reform, improving educational outcomes and training a viable workforce to meet our growing needs in technology and engineering, we must work together collectively to leverage our talent and assets. Under the 2014 leadership of Julie Dronet, along with the highly capable Chamber

staff led by Executive Director, Jason El Koubi, the Chamber will be focused on regional collaboration. As Julie stated, “We are supporting a truly diverse list of priorities that touch multiple sectors. We feel confident that addressing these issues will accelerate the development and growth of our region’s economy.”

Julie joined Cox Louisiana in January 2010 as Director of Operations for Acadiana. She is responsible for providing leadership and focus for Cox Louisiana’s Lafayette and Acadiana operations. Prior to joining Cox, Julie spent 17 years at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, as the Director of Communications and Marketing where she served in a key strategic role.

Julie has also been very active in the community organizations/programs where she has functioned in a variety of Leadership roles: Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce, United Way of Acadiana, Leadership Lafayette, Our Lady of Lourdes Foundation, St. Thomas More Catholic High School Board, Lafayette Education Foundation and the Krewe of Bonaparte.

Julie is a life-long resident of Acadiana and holds a B.A. in English/Journalism with a Public Relations Minor. She and her husband, Keith, reside in Lafayette. They have two adult daughters, Sara and Natalie.

Upper Lafayette to Host May Meeting Focusing on Time Management

Join us on Wednesday, May 21 for our May Membership Meeting focusing on time management. Christina Harper, Excelerant, will be the guest speaker for the event. Also at the event, representatives from United Way of Acadiana will speak about their new Leader in Me program, taking place in select Lafayette Parish Public Schools.

The meeting will be held in the auditorium at Acadian Companies, 2916 N. University Ave, from 11:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.

Special thanks to our generous sponsor, Advancial Federal Credit Union.

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Julie Simon-DronetCox Communications

Christina HarperExcelerant


Long Awaited Precinct 4 Lafayette Police StationOpens on Moss Street

Long time business owners, residents, community leaders, and law enforcement officials gathered to welcome the opening of the new Lafayette Police Department Substation for Precinct 4 at 1820 Moss Street on March 28, 2014. As the sun peaked through the lingering clouds, the overflowing crowd joined together to celebrate the long awaited police enforcement presence in Northeast Lafayette which is situated directly across from Northgate Mall on Moss Street.

The Precinct 4 substation is manned by 28 Lafayette City Police Officers and already the visible presence has effectively subdued crime in the neighborhood which has waited for onsite police protection. Captain Cornell Montgomery will be the commanding officer in charge of the substation and Precinct 4 patrol officers.

The site is the location of a former IberiaBank branch. The 3,600 square foot building is the result of a concerted effort led by local officials, notably District 4 City-Parish Councilman Kenneth Boudreaux and the Durel administration,

to put police officers closer to the needs of local residents who have clamored for an increased police presence.

We salute Lafayette Police Chief Jim Craft and his capable team for their efforts to keep our community safe! Thank you and all of our elected officials for your efforts to ensure safe and sound neighborhoods and business conditions in Upper Lafayette Parish.

The ongoing construction of the 58,000 square foot Lafayette Renaissance Charter Academy in

Couret Farms was celebrated on the morning of March 28, 2014. The school will open in time for the start of the 2014-2015 school year and will initially offer classroom instruction for Kindergarten through 6th grade students. Additional grades will be offered as the first class of student progresses.

The crowd of celebrants included BESE Board member Holly Boffy, Lafayette Parish Assistant School Superintendent Sandra Billeaudeau, and Charter Academy board members who fought long and hard in winning approval for the new charter academy, which approval was granted by BESE in 2013 after the Lafayette Parish School Board declined the request for approval. Board President, Dr. Mary Louella Riggs-Cook gave enthusiastic opening remarks about the positive influence the additional school choice will afford students in Lafayette Parish. Charter Schools USA CEO Jonathan

Hage also delivered passionate statements about the importance of including the parents in the educational process. Charter School USA's motto is Putting Students First in every decision that they make.

Charter schools are tuition-free public schools that offer innovative instruction while meeting all state requirements. All students in the state of Louisiana are given equal access and if more students apply during open enrollment than there are seats available, a random lottery will be held in compliance with state regulations.

Lafayette Renaissance Charter Academy Grand Opening Celebrated

Photo of Lafayette Renaissance Academy work being undertaken

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Lafayette City Police Chief Jim Craft


Acadian CompaniesAcadiana Computer Systems, Inc.Aries Marine CorporationASH/Badger Oil CompanyCouret FarmsCox CommunicationsDelta MediaHome FurnitureHub City FordIBERIABANKLafayette General Medical CenterMcDonald’s of AcadianaMidSouth BankOur Lady of LourdesRepublic National Distributing CompanySchilling Distributing CompanyStone Energy CorporationWhitney National Bank

Acadiana Rubber & GasketAtmos EnergyBeau Box Commercial Real EstateDupré Logistics, LLCFenstermaker & AssociatesHome BankOmni Energy ServicesPixus Digital PrintingThe Southwest GroupTobacco Free Living

Platinum Members

Gold Members

Ace Plumbing, Inc.Arsement Machine and Supply, Inc.BBR CreativeCajun Harley DavidsonCoburn’s Supply CompanyEdward Jones/Bob CristExcelerantGauthiers’ RV CenterGuidry’s UniformsMaster Builders & Specialists, Inc.Oakbourne Country Club

Acadiana C.A.R.E.S. Acadiana Symphony OrchestraAdvancial Federal Credit UnionAnytime Fitness Upper LafayetteAspen ClinicAssociated TravelBoys and Girls Clubs of AcadianaJean C. Breaux, Jr. & AssociatesBreaux’s MartBridge Ministry of Acadiana, Inc.Community Foundation of AcadianaCrawdaddy’s On-Site CateringDale Carnegie-The Winner InstituteDavis Property ManagementDerek Development Corp., LLCJoey DurelDrury Inn & SuitesGreater Lafayette Chamber of CommerceLynn Guidry, ArchitectJohn Paul The Great Academy Jolie’s Louisiana BistroLafayette Animal AidLafayette Community Health Care ClinicLafayette Convention and Visitors CommissionLee Verret/State Farm Insurance AgencyLowry’s Printing and CopyingFlo Meadows, Coldwell BankerMelancon I-49 Storage CenterPetroleum ClubRon J. Gaubert RealtorsW. W. Rucks, IIISarah SchoefflerSchools of the Sacred Heart

Silver Members

Bronze Members

SMILEJohn SwiftSylvan Learning CenterTeche Electric Supply, LLCDr. Brent Jason Toups, LLCTerry J. Rogers, Ltd.Valerie Gotch Garrett, APLCWorldPay

PLATINUMIBERIABANKLafayette Airport CommissionLEDASchilling Distributing CompanyStone Energy

GOLDAcadiana Computer SystemsAT&TBeau Box Commercial Real EstateDupré LogisticsExcelerantHub City FordLOGALUS FiberMcDonald’s of AcadianaPlace de LafayetteRader SolutionsTobacco Free Living

SILVERAcadian CompaniesAdvancial Federal Credit Union

BRONZECity of CarencroCity of Scott

Bronze Members

Sponsors

Silver MembersOpelousas General Health SystemRader SolutionsShelf Energy, LLCSLEMCOStella MarisStirling PropertiesTotal Pump and Supply, LLCUniversal Sign & Manufacturing CompanyWalters Funeral Home

For more information or to register, visitwww.upperlafayette.com/events

Upper Lafayette Crawfish BoilThursday, April 10, 2014

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.John Paul the Great Academy

Upcoming Upper Lafayette Events

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RockHabitsWednesday, April 16, 2014

1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.North Regional Library, Carencro

May MeetingWednesday, May 21, 2014

11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Acadian Companies

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