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Name	Eugene Eean Mcnaughton
Suffix	Jr.
Nickname	Jack
Gender	Male
Birth	12 Oct 1931	New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, USA
Died	4 Jun 2019	New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, USA   [1]
Cremated

Parents

Family ID: F2930 -:|:-  Group Sheet  -:|:-  Family Chart  

Father	Eugene Eean Mcnaughton (ID:I8998)           b. 3 Jul 1900, Oklahoma, USA           d. 24 Nov 1968, Houston, Harris County, Texas, USA (Age 68 years)
Mother	Mary Elisabeth Ellis (ID:I7624)           b. 31 Dec 1903, Durant, Angelina County, Texas, USA           d. 3 Oct 2006 (Age 102 years)

Family

Family ID: F2931   -:|:-   Group Sheet   -:|:-   Family Chart  -:|:-  Last Modified : 3 Jun 2023   

Wife	Living (ID:I9001)
Children	1. Living (ID:I9002)   2. Living (ID:I9003) + 3. Eugene Eean Mcnaughton, III (ID:I9004)           b. 23 Jan 1955, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, USA           d. 23 Jul 2015 (Age 60 years)

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Siblings	1 brother
	1. Charles Robert Mcnaughton           b. 1937, Louisiana, USA           d. Yes, date unknown

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	Birth - 12 Oct 1931 - New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, USA Child - Eugene Eean Mcnaughton, III - 23 Jan 1955 - New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, USA Died - 4 Jun 2019 - New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, USA  = Link to Google Earth
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[FIND-A-GRAVE] Find a Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/199843746/eugene-eean-mcnaughton. Eugene Eean “Jack” McNaughton Jr. died peacefully at his home in New Orleans on June 4, 2019. He is survived by his wife of 67 years Joan (Alva Lucas), and sons Scott Duncan (Diane), Clifton Beardsfield (Mary), and predeceased by his son Eugene Eean III. (Rhonda), brother Charles (Frances) sister-in-law Patricia Lucas, brother-in-law John “JT” Lucas. He will be remembered by his 8 grandchildren Clifton Jr., Duncan, Eean Alexander, Eean Andrew, Lesley, Lindsey (Blake), Margaret, Michael, Tianna, step grandchildren Rhoni and Tricia and 3 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. He was born in New Orleans on October 12, 1931 to Eean Eugene and Mary Ellis McNaughton. He graduated from Alcee Fortier high school and enrolled in the Tulane School of architecture graduating in 1955. Sailing was his lifelong passion starting with childhood, and to include joining ROTC and service as an ensign on a destroyer in the U.S. Navy to becoming an avid sailor on Lake Pontchartrain, the gulf coast and the Mediterranean Sea. In 1972, he established E Eean McNaughton Architects. His work as principal architect effected the fabric of New Orleans, Louisiana and the Gulf coast. To live and visit in New Orleans is to experience the spaces and architecture that was enriched by his thoughtful designs and planning such as the Moonwalk Improvements & Riverfront Promenade allowing pedestrian access from the French Market to the Mississippi River at Dumaine Street and St. Philip Street. His firm designed the Louisiana Nature Center, Benjamin Franklin High School, Russell B Long federal and court building, Poydras Home for the elderly renovation and additions, First Baptist Church and Louisiana School for Math, Science and the Arts, and the US Pavilion Louisiana World Expo in 1984. He provided restoration services for the Coliseum Square Neighborhood Park, US Mint, Old State Capital, lower Pontabla, Cabildo and Presbyter buildings, African House of the Melrose plantation. He designed multiple residences for New Orleans citizens. He received 18 local, state and national AIA awards for his architectural work and service to community and governmental organizations (visit emarchitects.com for details). He was active in the creation of the architectural selection board with the Louisiana AIA. He taught in the Tulane School of Architecture as a visiting professor from 1972 -1986 and an adjunct professor till 2012 and was awarded Professor Emeritus by Tulane. His teaching emphasized creative design solutions for buildability, sustainability, social responsibility. He will be missed by New Orleans, his family and his community. A celebration of his life will be held Friday August 9th (1 and 2 pm) at St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church. Lake Lawn Metairie Funeral Home