CALVERT - C. âCliffâ England was a salt-of-the-earth man who spent most of his 83 years farming - amid his many other positive endeavors.
A seventh-generation farmer who lived and worked the last 38 years of his life on his family farm in Calvert, England passed away on July 4 after a brief illness.
On that day, he went home to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, his obituary reads.
As for his body, it was transported to its final resting place Thursday on one of his old hay wagons pulled by his John Deere 4020 tractor, a 50-plus-year-old piece of farming equipment driven by his grandson, Jason Laughlin, 25, of Louisiana.
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A look back at the failed attempt of a Woodstock-like festival in Pointe Coupee Parish on the 50th anniversary
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In the scorching summer heat of South Louisiana in June of 1971, more than 60,000 music fans and hippies alike camped out along a 700-acre soybean plantation in McCrea.
Each were on a mission to hear from the top acts in the world of music. It was chaotic, said Bob Morgan who was there documenting it. This was supposed to be an eight day festival. They had some real top entertainers that were booked to come down.