Raymond “Cowboy” Frank Alford Jr
December 2, 1973 ~ August 30, 2024
Raymond “Cowboy” Frank Alford Jr left this earth on August 30,2024. He was 50 years old. A beloved husband, father, grandfather, and friend, he was loved beyond measure. He was a dedicated employee of Triad Electric & Controls and fan of LSU sports.
He was born in Liberty County, TX on December 2, 1973. He moved to Louisiana in 1999 and was a current resident of Denham Springs, LA. He is pre-deceased by his Dad Robert Lee, his nephew William Isaac Seaman, his father, Raymond Alford and his grandparents.
He is survived by his “Cajun Queen” Ta Sha Alford, daughters Madison Alford, Hannah Granier, Gwendolyn Gautro Impastato, his boy Jake Alford, and his beloved granddaughter Kendall Alford. He is also survived by his Mom Patty Lee, mother, Joyceline Lee Hart, his siblings (Leanna Seaman, Emily Walters, Robert Lee, and Roy Lee), in-laws, nieces, nephews, cousins and numerous friends.
He was a big man with a big heart who loved to cook, loved life, and loved his family and friends. He gave all he could to those in need. He loved his family beyond measure. He got joy from playing Santa and giving of himself to others. He was proud of his work and proud of his family. He will be remembered for so many things, smoking meat with the music blaring on the carport, spoiling his grandbaby, and just the love he had for all. His “digestion” is legendary…known by all who lived and worked with him. His wife told him to apologize to his co-workers in advance on many occasions.
He will be missed by all who knew him. This is not goodbye, just see you later S&S, Dad, and buddy.
A memorial visitation will be held on Saturday, September 14, 2024 from 11:00am until 3:00pm at Seale Funeral Home, Denham Springs.
A second memorial service will be held on Saturday September 21 at 1 pm. Services will be at The Lighthouse Church at 17283 Hwy 146 N, Liberty TX 77575.
The family asks for donations to the Baton Rouge Crisis Intervention Center at in memory of Raymond Alford In lieu of flowers. If even one family can be spared our pain, some good has come of this tragedy.