Richard John Bourgeois

December 19, 1962 - September 8, 2020

Richard was called to his heavenly home on Tuesday, September 8, 2020, at the age of 57. He was a native to Norco, Louisiana where he was a graduate of Destrehan Highschool and became a resident of Hammond, Louisiana where he started his family. Family time was of great importance to Richard, whether it was doing projects with his son or spending quality time with his girls. Richard was known to be a dedicated Saints and LSU fan and often enjoyed fishing in Grand Isle. Becoming a GM Master Technician was an accomplishment Richard held with pride. He was employed at Camping World in Hammond where his co-workers quickly became family that showed their loving support to Richard and his family until the very end. No matter where he was, Richard was known to fill a room with life by sharing memories and reminiscing one of his most cherished memories of being a manager and tour guide at Cajun Pride. Whether it was traveling to various locations or having a quite evening, his friends and family enjoyed the light that shined through him. Richard was a one of a kind man that will be deeply missed by all who knew him. He is survived by his fiance, Lisa Magee; daughters, Heather Magee and Megan Bourgeois; son, Ryan Magee; sister, Deborah and Howard Alexender; brother, Daniel Bourgeois; grandchildren, Rylee and Reese Magee, Syndle Bertone; Uncle and Aunt, Chris and Susie Smits; his mother, Magdalena Clouate and many nieces and nephews. Richard is preceded in death by his father, Gaston Bourgeois Jr.; Niece, Dayna Hager; Step Father, Floyd Clouate; Paternal Grandparents, Gaston C. Bourgeois Sr. and Corinne Guidry Bourgeois; Maternal Grandparents, Richardus Smits and Clemence Album Smits; and childhood best friend, Mickey Triche. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the visitation from the Chapel of Brandon G. Thompson, Hammond, Monday, September 14, 2020 from 12:00 p.m. until the Memorial Service beginning at 2:00 p.m. Services will be officiated by Father Cayet Mangiaracina. “Rest in peace my Angel. You will be intensely missed by so many. Until we meet again…”