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Regular guy at Carrollton bar had a $20 million secret
by John Pope, The Times-Picayune Saturday July 12, 2008, 9:57 PM
For as long as anyone at the Carrollton Station bar can remember, John
Marque was one of the regulars: a stout man with a perpetual twinkle in his
eye who showed up every afternoon, ordered a glass of wine and settled
into several hours of good-natured joshing with his friends.
John Marque
Marque, a bachelor who died of cancer March 26 at age 79, drove a
battered maroon Saturn. He bought his shirts on sale, and his trousers
frequently had holes in them. Tom Strain, another regular patron, said
Marque often complained about money -- in particular, the amount of
income tax he had to pay.
Regular guy at Carrollton bar had a $20 million secret
by John Pope, The Times-Picayune Saturday July 12, 2008, 9:57 PM
For as long as anyone at the Carrollton Station bar can remember, John
Marque was one of the regulars: a stout man with a perpetual twinkle in his
eye who showed up every afternoon, ordered a glass of wine and settled
into several hours of good-natured joshing with his friends.
Marque, a bachelor who died of cancer March 26 at age 79, drove a
battered maroon Saturn. He bought his shirts on sale, and his trousers
frequently had holes in them. Tom Strain, another regular patron, said
Marque often complained about money -- in particular, the amount of
income tax he had to pay.
