Jean married Joaraño Hardoin on 13 Apr 1885 in Mendive. Joaraño (daughter of Charles Ardoin and Marie St. Pe Landaburu) was born on 15 Jan 1857 in Lecumberry, Benafarroa*. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Acte 3 - p. 15 Internet

Bernard married M. Errecart [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: B. Jaureguito. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Acte 3 (page 6 Internet)

Family/Spouse: Evaristo Martin Lacunza. Evaristo was born on 26 Oct 1893 in Lekunberri, Nafarroa; died about 1959. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Cadet P. "Frenchy" Lacunza

Cadet Pierre "Frenchy" Lacunza, 84, of Black Eagle, died of cancer Monday at a local hospital.
Vigil service is 7 p.m. Thursday at Croxford Funeral Home. Funeral service is 11 a.m. Friday at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church in Black Eagle, with burial following in Highland Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife of 55 years, Kathleen Ann Lacunza of Black Eagle; children Terry Gene Lacunza and Maurice Lacunza, both of Tacoma, Wash., and Elisa Marie (Lacunza) Friedrich of Missoula; sisters Jeanne Sagasta, of Ontario, Ore., Leonie Seoane of Argentina, and Micheline Lekumberry, Monique Arhancet and Isabelle Laco, all of France; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Frenchy was born in Mendive, France, along with sisters from his father, Evariste Lacunza, and mother, Marie Lacunza, who along with two sisters and a brother preceded him in death. He also is preceded in death by a son, Pierre Lacunza, in 1973.
Leaving the Basque homeland in the heart of the Pyrenees Mountains, Cadet immigrated to America in 1953. Though he was proficient in four languages, he studied and learned the English language in a shepherd's wagon while herding sheep in Glasgow, Mont., just across the border from North Dakota.
He married Kathleen in Glasgow on Nov. 13, 1955.
Prior to coming to America, he served in the French Under-ground as a teenager fighting Nazism during WWII. As a young man, he served with the French Army in the Vietnam War from 1950 to 1952. It was there that he gained his skills in telephonic communications. During the war, he contracted malaria and was given six months to live. He survived malaria with medication and, most importantly, by moving to a cooler climate in North America. After the war, he spent time in Indochina, now called Vietnam, where he learned to operate and manage oil refineries.
Sadly, Cadet suffered the loss of one of his twin sons, Pierre, who met his fate when he was only 15 years old by falling off a farm truck in 1973. One thing Pierre was able to do before he died was spend time in the moun-tains during summer months and the hunting season. Cadet would take the family on camping trips and mountain excursions throughout their lives. He knew his way around the extreme mountains of the Bob Marshall Wilderness, where he established a permanent hunting site and often would take hunting excursions for weeks at a time. He left an amazing legacy: a love for the mountains and rivers of Montana. He imparted a love for the mountains and a sense of duty to care for and protect the wilderness.
This past year, as he grew in age, Cadet found it a little bit harder to farm and a little bit harder to keep up the maintenance and care of such an enterprise. He also did not realize that he had an undiagnosed cancer. It was only two weeks ago that he went to a doctor after falling off his tractor. It was only a week ago that he was given a terminal diagnosis and everybody thought he had a little bit of time left. However, he did not. He was probably aware of his mortality because he made his peace with his family and friends. He died the morning of July 5, 2010, with his family at his side. He told his sons that he loved them and he felt that he had no regrets, and that he could leave this place with love all around him.
Condolences may be posted online at www.croxfordfuneralhome.com and/or www.gftribune.com/obituaries.

Published in Great Falls Tribune on July 7, 2010

Family/Spouse: K.A.. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Ontario Basque Club: Member

Notes:

Ontario—Jeanne Lacunza Sagasta, 87, of Ontario, Oregon passed away peacefully on Thursday, June 5, 2014 at her home in Ontario, Oregon among close friends.
Jeanne was born to Evariste Lacunza and Marie Harguindeguy on December 26, 1926 in Mendive, France. She attended school in France. In 1947, Jeanne married Miguel (“Mike”) Sagasta in Mendive, France. From that union, one child, Marie Lucie, was born.
After World War II, the Sagasta family moved to Argentina. After fourteen years, they moved to the United States, where they made their home in Ontario, Oregon. Jeanne worked for Ore Ida for 28 years and made many friends.
Over the years, Mike and Jeanne spent many wonderful hours fishing and gardening together. Jeanne truly enjoyed knitting, sewing, gardening, and loved the outdoors. She was a wonderful caretaker to family and friends, including Lucy and Juan Egurrola, her husband, Mike and her good friend, Elena Calzacorta.
Jeanne was a woman of faith and very involved with her church (Blessed Sacrament and the Holy Rosary Chapel) and the Altar Society. She also volunteered for such organizations as Little Red House, Meals on Wheels, Food Bank and several others.
Jeanne was very proud of her Basque heritage and was a lifelong member of the Ontario Basque Club. She loved to cook and feed and host people.
Jeanne was a warm, considerate, compassionate and loving person. She enjoyed people and life and people were attracted to her because she was genuine and spirit filled. Almost everyone that met her, said she “was the nicest woman that they had ever met.” She touched many people, young and old. She always had a warm smile and kind words for everyone. She was an angel. She will be very missed.
Jeanne was preceded in death by her husband Mike (1998), her brother Cadet Lacunza (2010) and her nephew Pierre (1973). Jeanne is survived by her daughter, Marie Lucie, still missing on this day and four sisters, one brother in law, one sister in law and their children: Micheline Lekumberry (Mendive, France) (children - Marie Claude, Therese, Maritxu and Jeanne), Leonie Seoane (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (child - Hector), Monique Arhancet (Juxue, France) (children - Marie Michelle, Jeanine and Isabelle) and Izabelle and Pierre Laco (Juxue, France) (children - Evariste, Martta, Jean and Mirentxu) and her sister in law Kathleen Ann (Montana) (children - Terry Gene, Maurice and Elisa Marie); and very special friends, the Calzacorta and Gastanaga Families.
Jeanne was deeply grateful for the outpouring of love, prayers and support during her lifetime. A very special acknowledgement and thank you to Linda and Jerry Taylor, the Gastanaga family, the Calzacorta family, Heart n’ Home Hospice, MSTI Fruitland, and the many others for their loving care to Jeanne. Finally, a special thank you goes to Dr. Andrew C. Peterson for being her trusted doctor.
A rosary will be said for Jeanne on Thursday, June 12 at 6 p.m. at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church in Ontario. Funeral services will be Friday, June 13 at 11 a.m. at Blessed Sacrament. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to charities of your choice, or to the Ontario Basque Club, in Jeanne’s name.

Ontario—Jeanne Lacunza Sagasta, 87, of Ontario, Oregon passed away peacefully on Thursday, June 5, 2014 at her home in Ontario, Oregon among close friends.
Jeanne was born to Evariste Lacunza and Marie Harguindeguy on December 26, 1926 in Mendive, France. She attended school in France. In 1947, Jeanne married Miguel (“Mike”) Sagasta in Mendive, France. From that union, one child, Marie Lucie, was born.
After World War II, the Sagasta family moved to Argentina. After fourteen years, they moved to the United States, where they made their home in Ontario, Oregon. Jeanne worked for Ore Ida for 28 years and made many friends.
Over the years, Mike and Jeanne spent many wonderful hours fishing and gardening together. Jeanne truly enjoyed knitting, sewing, gardening, and loved the outdoors. She was a wonderful caretaker to family and friends, including Lucy and Juan Egurrola, her husband, Mike and her good friend, Elena Calzacorta.
Jeanne was a woman of faith and very involved with her church (Blessed Sacrament and the Holy Rosary Chapel) and the Altar Society. She also volunteered for such organizations as Little Red House, Meals on Wheels, Food Bank and several others.
Jeanne was very proud of her Basque heritage and was a lifelong member of the Ontario Basque Club. She loved to cook and feed and host people.
Jeanne was a warm, considerate, compassionate and loving person. She enjoyed people and life and people were attracted to her because she was genuine and spirit filled. Almost everyone that met her, said she “was the nicest woman that they had ever met.” She touched many people, young and old. She always had a warm smile and kind words for everyone. She was an angel. She will be very missed.
Jeanne was preceded in death by her husband Mike (1998), her brother Cadet Lacunza (2010) and her nephew Pierre (1973). Jeanne is survived by her daughter, Marie Lucie, still missing on this day and four sisters, one brother in law, one sister in law and their children: Micheline Lekumberry (Mendive, France) (children - Marie Claude, Therese, Maritxu and Jeanne), Leonie Seoane (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (child - Hector), Monique Arhancet (Juxue, France) (children - Marie Michelle, Jeanine and Isabelle) and Izabelle and Pierre Laco (Juxue, France) (children - Evariste, Martta, Jean and Mirentxu) and her sister in law Kathleen Ann (Montana) (children - Terry Gene, Maurice and Elisa Marie); and very special friends, the Calzacorta and Gastanaga Families.
Jeanne was deeply grateful for the outpouring of love, prayers and support during her lifetime. A very special acknowledgement and thank you to Linda and Jerry Taylor, the Gastanaga family, the Calzacorta family, Heart n’ Home Hospice, MSTI Fruitland, and the many others for their loving care to Jeanne. Finally, a special thank you goes to Dr. Andrew C. Peterson for being her trusted doctor.
A rosary will be said for Jeanne on Thursday, June 12 at 6 p.m. at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church in Ontario. Funeral services will be Friday, June 13 at 11 a.m. at Blessed Sacrament. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to charities of your choice, or to the Ontario Basque Club, in Jeanne’s name.

Jeanne married Miguel Sagasta Isasmendi in 1946. Miguel (son of Gregorio Sagasta Garcia and Angela Isasmendi Marzana) was born on 19 Mar 1917 in Usurbil, Gipuzkoa; died on 30 Jul 1998 in Ontario, Oregon. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Seoane. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Lekumberry. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Arhancet. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Pierre LACO, son époux;Evariste LACO, Joanes LACO et Maia­len OILLARBURU, Martta LACO, Mirentxu LACO et Jean Claude AGUERRE, ses enfants;Xantiana, Eki, Lorentxo, Ainara, Loreila, Gexan, Bixente, Eulali, Janin, Izadi, ses petits-enfants;Miche­line LEKUNBERRI, Léonie SEOANE (Argen­tine), Monique ARHANCET, Jeanne SAGASTA (†) (Orégon), Kaiet (†) et Kath­leen LACUNZA (Montana), ses frères et sœurs?;?cousins et cousines
vous font part du décès de
Isabelle LACO,
née LACUNZA, à l’âge de 81 ans.Ses obsèques seront célé­brées le lundi 3 décembre 2018, à 15 heures, en l’église de Juxue.Les visites se font chez elle, à Elizal­dea.La famille remer­cie tout parti­cu­liè­re­ment le person­nel soignant de l’hô­pi­tal de Saint-Palais.Ni fleurs ni plaques. Merci.PF Guichan­dut, Saint-Palais, Sauve­terre-de-Béarn, tél. 05.59.65.74.49.

Family/Spouse: Pierre Laco. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Ontario Basque Club: Member

Family/Spouse: M. Oillarburu. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: J.C. Aguerre. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]