Life after Shreveport
In 1972, Louis graduated from Jesuit and began his journey in New Orleans at Tulane University. With aspirations to become a football star diminished with a high school injury he decided he wanted to become a neurosurgeon.
Louis became a neurosurgeon where he practiced in Slidell and eventually ended up in Wichita Falls, Texas. Louis had a practice at United Reginal Physician Group.
“We are so very saddened about the loss of Dr. Louis Provenza. He has touched the lives of so many and will be greatly missed. Our condolences go out to his family, friends, colleagues, and the many people of this community he helped heal,” said Patrick Johnston, marketing and communications coordinator, at United Regional.
(Photo : Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images) Boeing 777 Drops Debris Onto Denver Neighborhood After Engine Explosion
BROOMFIELD, CO - FEBRUARY 20: An investigator with the National Transportation Safety Board arrives in a neighborhood to investigate the debris field where pieces of an airplane engine from Flight 328 fell on February 20, 2021 in Broomfield, Colorado. An engine on the Boeing 777 exploded after takeoff from Denver prompting the flight to return to Denver International Airport where it landed safely. (not the actual story)
A 2-year-old dies after a small plane on its way to a university graduation ceremony crashed into a Mississippi home. Three Texas residents were also killed. A National Transportation Safety Board investigator was on his way to Hattiesburg, Mississippi, about 90 miles southeast of Jackson, to look into Tuesday s accident, which resulted in a fire, according to the department.
Police and the coroner s office identified the dead as Gerry Standley, 55, of Hattiesburg; and two adults and a toddler from Wichita Falls, Texas: Louis Provenza, 67; Anna Calhoun, 23; and Harper Provenza, 2, news agencies reported.
Standley worked full-time for a paving company and was assistant pastor at his church, according to a webpage to raise money for funeral expenses and replacement of belongings lost to the fire.
His wife, Melinda, division manager for the police department s 911 center, their daughter Arrianna and grandson Eli all got out of the home with minor injuries, it said. The couple had celebrated their 22nd-anniversary last month.
A small plane has crashed into a house in Mississippi, killing one of the home’s four occupants and three Texas residents who were flying to a university graduation ceremony, authorities said.
The National Transportation Safety Board said that an investigator was on the way to the scene in Hattiesburg, about 90 miles south-east of Mississippi capital Jackson, to investigate the crash, which caused a fire.
Authorities were not aware of any distress calls from the Mitsubishi MU-2B-60 but have yet to review air traffic recordings, agency spokesman Peter Knudson said.
Police and the coroner’s office identified the dead as Gerry Standley, 55, of Hattiesburg; and two adults and a toddler from Wichita Falls, Texas: Louis Provenza, 67, Anna Calhoun, 23, and Harper Provenza, two, news agencies reported.