If she did it would be lagniappe, an unexpected bonus.
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It almost gives you a little something more in terms of lagniappe.
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All told, SpaceX has raised about $2.5 billion in equity, according to Lagniappe Labs.
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The word is lagniappe, a bonus, like the 13th doughnut in the purchased dozen.
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The certificate of incorporation document was provided by Lagniappe Labs, creator of the Prime Unicorn Index.
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The free ticket is lagniappe; her attraction to ushering is membership in a community of kindred spirits.
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Below is the Delaware filing, which was provided to Axios by Lagniappe Labs (creator of the Prime Unicorn Index)
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Certainly the goody bag is essentially worthless — a few candies and a set of earplugs make up the typical lagniappe.
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The company will issue 22.7 million Series E shares as part of the funding round, according to a securities filing obtained by Reuters from analytics firm Lagniappe Labs.
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The filing was spotted by the research firm Lagniappe Labs, which said the round valued Rent the Runway, with the new funds, at a little less than $800 million.
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That comes out to a $23.7 billion valuation if all the shares are issued, according to Lagniappe Labs, the creator of the Prime Unicorn Index, which obtained the filing.
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The new valuation puts SpaceX neck-in-neck with Airbnb as the second highest-valued private company in the United States, according to Lagniappe Labs' Prime Unicorn Index and Equidate.
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Word of the Day : a small gift (especially one given by a merchant to a customer who makes a purchase) _________ The word lagniappe has appeared in two articles on nytimes.
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Earlier today: Lyft gets permit to test self-driving cars in California Below is the Delaware document, which was provided to Axios by Lagniappe Labs (creator of the Prime Unicorn Index)
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Proterra would be valued at $840 million including the new money, according to a filing with the state of Delaware that was provided by Lagniappe Labs, creator of the Prime Unicorn Index.
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If all shares in this round are issued, the new round would value SpaceX at around $23.7 billion, according to the new filing provided by Lagniappe Labs, creator of the Prime Unicorn Index.
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Below is the stock authorization certificate Bird filed in Delaware, provided to Axios by Lagniappe Labs, which estimates a $2 billion post-money valuation if all the Series C-1 shares are sold:
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The current financing authorization would value the company at around $930 million, according to the November filing with the state of Delaware that was provided by Lagniappe Labs, creator of the Prime Unicorn Index.
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Dubbed lagniappe -- a term pronounced lan-yap that's used frequently in the New Orleans area, and means "a little something extra" -- the program funneled almost $2628,28500 to 6900 different vulnerable candidates and members in 2628.
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Tanner Broadwell and Nikki Walsh sold most of their belongings last year to buy a 28-foot sailboat — which they named "Lagniappe" —and live out their dream of taking to the seas for a long getaway.
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New articles of incorporation filed by the company last week and sent to Reuters by private analytics firm Lagniappe Labs showed the addition of 3 million 'Series I' shares from a previous version filed in November.
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The startup is raising up to $17 million in Series A funding, according to a Delaware filing from December that Axios obtained from Lagniappe Labs, though it's not clear whether the round has closed yet and who else participated.
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Rival Bird reportedly is raising $150 million in new funding to be led by Sequoia Capital, with a Delaware filing (provided by Axios by Lagniappe Labs) showing that it has authorized up to $200 million in Series C shares.
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Axios, with the help of Lagniappe Labs, has also found it being used in a similarly-sized deal for robotics software company Automation Anywhere ($300m) and also in a much larger transaction: The $1.1 billion investment in smart windows company View.
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Unlike the first wave of bondholders, who care mostly about interest and stability, these distressed-debt investors care mostly about the actual bond paper, which theoretically entitles them to full repayment and furnishes interest along the way as a lagniappe.
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"It's not so much a multiplier effect that Biden can enjoy as it is a boost, an extra something, a little 'lagniappe' as they call it in French," said Matt Seyfang, an expert in delegate counting who was working for Pete Buttigieg's campaign before the candidate called it quits Sunday night.
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A lagniappe: On the happy day that the legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act was withdrawn, I determined to stop breast screening and use the amount of money equivalent to what this D.C.I.S. cost my family — in medical expenses, airline tickets, a car and driver — to make annual donations to Planned Parenthood.
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Another clue to the final amount and the fact that an announcement is around the corner: just this morning, UiPath filed documents in Delaware that authorized $100 million+ of a Series B & B-1, where the post-money valuation could be as high as $1.15 billion, according to Lagniappe Labs, the creator of the Prime Unicorn Index.
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Lagniappe - "Something Extra for Mobile" - is a weekly newspaper published in Mobile, Alabama. Lagniappe was first published bi-weekly on July 24, 2002 under the guidance of co-publishers Ashley Toland and Rob Holbert, who now serve as editor and managing editor respectively. Beginning April 2014, Lagniappe is published weekly. Since 2004, the Mobile Press Club has honored Lagniappe for its reporting and features.
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Procambarus lagniappe, the Lagniappe crayfish, is a species of crayfish in the family Cambaridae. It is endemic to Alabama and Mississippi, and is listed as Near Threatened on the IUCN Red List.
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New Trier's Lagniappe-Potpourri is an annual student-written, student-choreographed, student-composed, student- directed, student-managed, student-built and student-performed variety show. The show began as two separate productions, Lagniappe and Potpourri, at the east and west campuses respectively. In 1981, the two campuses combined, causing the two shows to merge into Lagniappe-Potpourri.
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Lagniappe has also won several awards in the Alabama Press Association's Better Newspaper Contest, the Society of Professional Journalism's Green Eyeshades Awards and the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies' annual contest. According to Nielsen/Scarborough Media surveys, Lagniappe has a weekly print readership of nearly 80,000 and a monthly web readership of 50,000 viewers, making it the most read privately owned newspaper in south Alabama. Lagniappe is distributed to more than 1,300 locations in Mobile and Baldwin Counties. Regular sections in Lagniappe are news, commentary, cuisine, music, style, arts, and sports.
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Sailor Bear, Parts & Labor, Paradox Entertainment Lagniappe Films and Evolution Independent assumed primary production duties for the film. In July, 2012 it was confirmed that the financing structure had been finalized with Evolution Independent, Paradox Entertainment and Lagniappe.
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Green, Roger. "Another Gem Shines on Julia Street," Times Picayune, Lagniappe Section, p.
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Speak Magazine is Louisiana Tech's student magazine. It has been published quarterly since 2014. The Lagniappe is Tech's yearbook. The Lagniappe, which literally means "something extra" was first published in 1905 and has been published every year since except for 1906, 1913–1921, 1926, and 1944–1945.
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Lagniappe is Louisiana Tech's official student yearbook. The Lagniappe, which literally means "something extra" was first published in 1905 and has been published every year since except for 1913–1921 and 1926. The yearbook's annual release date is around the last week of the regular school year in the middle of May. The Lagniappe was recognized in May 2011 as "First Class" by the Associated Collegiate Press and as one of the top 2 percent of high school and collegiate yearbooks by Balfour Publishing's "The Yearbook's Yearbook".
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Since 2003, Lagniappe has sponsored and hosted the annual "Nappie Awards", where favorite local people, places, and things are chosen by readers' votes.
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"Lagniappe: He, Himself and Us," Times Picayune (May 11, 2007).Bookhardt, D. Eric. "ForeverYoung," Gambit New Orleans (May 22)"Leitmotifs of Love," New Orleans Art Review (Spring/Summer).
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Mary May Brown, the recently retired faculty adviser of the Lagniappe for 23 years was named the Collegiate Publications Adviser of the Year by the Louisiana Press Women in 2011.
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Port Allen Festivals include the Lagniappe Dulcimer Fete Festival, Port Allen Bonfires on the Mississippi River, SugarFest, West Baton Rouge Parish Fair, Kite Fest Louisiane, and the Oldies but Goodies Fest.
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Reforestation lagniappe was the creation of Hodges Gardens in the 1950s, which opened a brand new industry. That was tourism, which was augmented with the completion of Toledo Bend Reservoir in 1968.
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The most widely distributed, daily newspaper is The American Press. Other popular periodicals include Lagniappe Magazine, The Jambalaya News, Gumbeaux Magazine, and Thrive Magazine. The Contraband is McNeese State University's student newspaper.
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The yearbook's annual release date is around the last week of the regular school year in the middle of May. The Lagniappe was recognized in May 2011 as "First Class" by the Associated Collegiate Press and as one of the top 2 percent of high school and collegiate yearbooks by Balfour Publishing's "The Yearbook's Yearbook". Mary May Brown, the recently retired faculty advisor of the Lagniappe for 23 years was named the Collegiate Publications Advisor of the Year by the Louisiana Press Women in 2011. Louisiana Tech's local radio station is KLPI.
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In 2012, it was the official interview crew for Deluna Fest in Pensacola, Florida. In 2012, it was selected as "Best Local Website" by the newspaper Lagniappe. It is a contributing site to the multi- state Southern music aggregator website, SouthSounds Review.
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Military youth and his mother receiving a hero pack (2007). 4th annual Operation Military Kids, Camp Lagniappe in Pollock, La., Nov. 23. Operation Military Kids (OMK) is a program targeted to the children of members of the United States Armed Forces who are deployed overseas.
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The terrors of the > calabozo, with its chains and whips and branding irons, were condensed into > the French tri-syllabic calaboose; while the pleasant institution of > ñapa—the petty gratuity added, by the retailer, to anything bought—grew the > pleasanter, drawn out into [the] Gallicized lagniappe [emphasis added]. Lagniappe is derived from the South American Spanish phrase la yapa or ñapa (referring to a free extra item, usually a very cheap one). La is the definite article in Spanish as well as in French (la ñapa or la gniappe = the ñapa/gniappe). The term has been traced back to the Quechua word yapay ('to increase; to add').
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Mobile's Press-Register is Alabama's oldest active newspaper, first published in 1813."Newhouse News Service – The Press-Register" (description), Newhouse News Service, 2007, webpage:NH-Register . The paper focuses on Mobile and Baldwin counties and the city of Mobile, but also serves southwestern Alabama and southeastern Mississippi. Mobile's alternative newspaper is the Lagniappe.
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Foust teaches contemporary poetry in both an English literature and creative writing context. From 1998 to 2000, Foust, along with Benjamin Friedlander, co-edited Lagniappe, an online journal devoted to poetry and poetics. From 2002 to 2005, Foust was a professor at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa; he is presently an associate professor at the University of Denver.
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Angela Quarles lives in Mobile, Alabama and owns a bookstore called The Haunted Bookstore."Must Love Breeches: The Debut Novel by Mobile’s Angela Quarles," Mod Mobilian, accessed March 20, 2018. She graduated with a bachelor's degree from Emory University and a master's from Georgia State University."The surreal world of steampunk Mobile," Lagniappe Mobile, accessed March 20, 2018.
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Born Melinda Jacobson in Chicago, Illinois, at 15 she was adopted by her stepfather and changed her name to Linda Yellin. Her family moved to Wilmette, Illinois, where she attended New Trier High School and was head writer of New Trier's annual Lagniappe review. She received a BS from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana.
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Mark Twain writes about the word in a chapter on New Orleans in Life on the Mississippi (1883). He called it "a word worth traveling to New Orleans to get": > We picked up one excellent word—a word worth travelling to New Orleans to > get; a nice limber, expressive, handy word—"lagniappe." They pronounce it > lanny-yap. It is Spanish—so they said.
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Louisiana Tech has over 163 officially recognized student organizations. Students can opt to participate in Student Government, Union Board, The Tech Talk, TechTV, Lagniappe, Greek, religious, honor, service, spirit, intramurals, club sports, pre-professional, and special interest organizations. The Louisiana Tech University Union Board organizes entertainment activities for Louisiana Tech students throughout the entire school year. About 80 students participate in Union Board each academic school year.
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Emerson was born in Homer in Claiborne Parish in North Louisiana and moved to Carencro with her family at the age of seven. She graduated from Westminster Christian Academy in Opelousas. She holds a Bachelor of Science from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and a Master of Business Administration from the University of South Carolina. After college, she established Lagniappe Communications Group, a public relations firm.
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The Lakeshore High Student Council has been around since the schools opening. It is a member of the Louisiana Association of Student Councils (LASC) and have held multiple positions on the District level, including LASC District II President (2016-2017,2018-2019) and Vice President (2017-2018). The Student Council is in charge of many school events including Homecoming, Lakeshore Lagniappe, and Macho Man Volleyball.
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In 1974, he transitioned to become a reporter for the station's newscast, Newscenter 5. As a reporter, he covered the police, the school board, and local government. He was, according to the Lagniappe, often the first individual on the scene of large news stories. Among the major stories he covered in Mobile during that era were Hurricane Frederic in 1979 and the lynching of Michael Donald in 1981.
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After Hurricane Katrina, the stage was temporarily merged with the Lagniappe Stage, which is housed in the Grandstand. However, in 2009, it was reinstated as a full stage. Before the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, similar New Orleands jazz festivals were held in the 1960s. The first two were in 1970 and 1971 at Louis Armstrong Park, previously called Beauregard Square, in Congo Square and the adjoining New Orleans Municipal Auditorium.
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Benoit became owner of Tab Benoit's Lagniappe Music Cafe, situated in the downtown district of Houma, Louisiana. Benoit has also been involved in conservation efforts on behalf of Louisiana wetlands. He is the founder of 'Voice of the Wetlands,' an organization promoting awareness of the receding coastal wetlands of Louisiana. In 2010, Tab Benoit received the Governor's Award – Conservationist of the Year for 2009 by the Louisiana Wildlife Federation.
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Other scheduled, traditional civic celebrations and activities include Girls' Night Out, the Gallery Walk, Lagniappe, the Sidewalk Sales, Movies In The Moonlight, and the two-day Fire And Ice Festival. The popular Rockin' Rods classic car show each August features hundreds of rare and unusual automobiles, both domestic and imported. The Older Persons Commission provides social and educational activities, nutritional meals, senior resource services, as well as health and wellness programs to community members 50 years old and older.
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KTIB (640 kHz, "Lagniappe 103.7") is a commercial AM radio station in Thibodaux, Louisiana. It airs a Hot Adult Contemporary radio format and is owned by Gap Broadcasting. With a good radio, the station cam be heard as far as east as New Orleans, far as north as Baton Rouge, far as west as New Iberia, and as far south as the Gulf of Mexico. KTIB is an affiliate of the New Orleans Pelicans radio network.
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During the 1960s, Brown served on the Louisiana State Board of Education, an elected position, as the representative of Louisiana's 2nd congressional district.The Lagniappe, Louisiana Tech University yearbook, 1970, p. 32 On June 6, 1977, Brown was convicted after a jury trial in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, of having knowingly caused a fraudulently- obtained check to be transported in interstate commerce. Brown's insurance business partner, James A. Heinritz, was also implicated in the case.
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The tendency among people around the world to say "noo-or-LEENZ" stems from the use of that pronunciation by singers and songwriters, who find it easy to rhyme. The pronunciation "NAW-linz" is likewise not generally used nor liked by locals but has been popularized by the tourist trade. :Local pronunciations: , , , , :French: La Nouvelle-Orléans :Spanish: Nueva Orleans Also notable are lexical items specific to the city, such as lagniappe meaning "a little something extra," makin' groceries for grocery shopping, or neutral ground for a street median.
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To further help students graduate on schedule, Tulane offered two academic semesters between January and June 2006. A regular spring term began January 17, with a seven-week "Lagniappe Semester" which ran from May 15 through the end of June. Tulane School of Medicine relocated its students and essential teaching staff to Houston, Texas, and continued its fall semester at Baylor College of Medicine. This was aided in part by the support of Michael DeBakey, pioneering heart surgeon, graduate of Tulane School of Medicine and chancellor emeritus at Baylor College of Medicine.
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Lagniappe is a compilation album released by the Omaha-based record label Saddle Creek, after the events of Hurricane Katrina. It is a benefit album, and all profits from its sale are donated to the Red Cross' relief efforts in New Orleans. The album is composed of mostly impromptu recordings, thrown together for this purpose. The Saddle Creek website explains it as follows: > Old favorites, new faces, and friends of Saddle Creek recorded these 13 > tracks in bedrooms, basements, kitchens, living rooms, and even in a couple > of studios.
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The song was later covered by progressive metal band Opeth for the special edition of their 2008 album Watershed. The song was also covered by The Mountain Goats and released on the EP Aquarium Drunkard's Lagniappe Session. However, this song is not about the bridge in Venice, and merely makes use of the poetic image of a "bridge of sighs." The 1979 film A Little Romance follows a French boy and an American girl who meet in Paris and begin a romance that leads to a journey to Venice where they hope to seal their love forever with a kiss beneath the Bridge of Sighs at sunset.
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Quechua has borrowed a large number of Spanish words, such as piru (from pero, "but"), bwenu (from bueno, "good"), iskwila (from escuela, "school"), waka (from vaca, "cow") and wuru (from burro, "donkey"). A number of Quechua words have entered English and French via Spanish, including coca, condor, guano, jerky, llama, pampa, poncho, puma, quinine, quinoa, vicuña (vigogne in French), and, possibly, gaucho. The word lagniappe comes from the Quechuan word yapay "to increase, to add." The word first came into Spanish then Louisiana French, with the French or Spanish article la in front of it, la ñapa in Louisiana French or Creole, or la yapa in Spanish.
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In 2016, the vinyl release, Lagniappe Sessions, Vol I, was released via Light In The Attic Records. The Aquarium Drunkard podcast, Transmissions, juxtaposes in-depth interviews (music, film, literature, visual arts) and discussion with experiments in sound collage. Esoteric, the Aquarium Drunkard website currently publishes and eclectic array of music essays, podcasts, reviews, mixtapes and artist interviews written by Gage along with a handful of contributing writers. The types of music covered include avant jazz, world music, ambient music, post punk, indie rock, vintage garage rock, psychedelic music, folk music, funk music, rhythm and blues, seminal electronic music, primitive blues music and obscure soul music.
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Obiang has encouraged his cult of personality by ensuring that public speeches end in well-wishing for himself rather than for the republic. Many important buildings have a presidential lodge, many towns and cities have streets commemorating Obiang's coup against Macías, and many people wear clothes with his face printed on them.Maass, Peter (2005) "A Touch of Crude" Mother Jones 30 (1): pp. 48–89Silverstein, Ken (2010) "Saturday Lagniappe: UNESCO for Sale: Dictators allowed to buy their own prizes, for the right price" Petroleumworld, originally published by Harpers Magazine, 2 June 2010, archived at Freezepage Like his predecessor and other African dictators such as Idi Amin and Mobutu Sese Seko, Obiang has assigned himself several creative titles.
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Dozens of interviews of crew members who built the festival and local luminaries as well as footage of Allison's memorial ceremony have been gifted by the filmmaker for educational purposes to the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival Foundation Archive, which Miner created for the foundation. The Heritage Stage at The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival grounds was renamed in her memory as the Allison Miner Music Heritage Stage. After Hurricane Katrina, the stage was temporarily merged with the Lagniappe Stage which is housed in the Grandstand, and in 2009 it was reinstated as a full stage. In 1997 her book Jazz Fest Memories was published posthumously by Pelican Publishing Company.
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Bahr began his writing career in the 1970s, writing both fiction and non-fiction articles that appeared in publications such as Southern Living, Civil War Times Illustrated, as well as the short-lived regional publication, Lagniappe (1974–75) which he and Franklin Walker co-edited. His first published book, a children's story entitled "Home for Christmas," came out in 1987 and was re- published in 1997 in a different edition (with new illustrations) following the release of his first novel, The Black Flower: A Novel of the Civil War. This latter book, set during the Battle of Franklin in 1864, was a New York Times Notable Book. In 2000, Bahr's second novel, The Year of Jubilo, was released.
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In 2009, in an essay for The Observer's Music Monthly supplement, Nick Hornby, author of High Fidelity, listed Aquarium Drunkard among his six favorite music blogs. According to Rolling Stone, a post on Aquarium Drunkard of a demo by Alabama Shakes helped the band get their first record deal. The success of Aquarium Drunkard led founder Justin Gage to music supervision, promoting specialty concerts, launching a record label (Autumn Tone Records), and hosting the weekly Aquarium Drunkard Show on Sirius XM Satellite Radio, beginning in 2007. In 2011, Aquarium Drunkard launched the Lagniappe Sessions, a regular recording series providing a platform for artists to pay tribute to their inspirations, via a selection of covers.
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A third candidate seeking the Republican gubernatorial nomination, Connie K. Voll (born 1945) of Lonoke, is a native of Searcy, a graduate of Louisiana Tech University in Ruston,The Lagniappe, Louisiana Tech University yearbook, 1970, p. 85 and then a nutritionist and management consultant in Little Rock.,Arkansas Gazette, March 31, 1982 Voll was the first woman in either party to have sought the governorship since Virginia Morris Johnson of Conway, the wife of former gubernatorial nominee James D. Johnson, had unsuccessfully contested the 1968 Democratic nomination for the right to run against Rockefeller.Virginia Morris Johnson (1928-2007) lost the 1968 gubernatorial nomination to House Speaker Marion H. Crank of Foreman in Little River County in southwestern Arkansas.
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From 1924 to 1929, Peltier was a Democratic member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from his native Lafourche Parish. He was a state senator from Lafourche and Terrebonne parishes from 1930 to 1940. During the 1960s, Peltier served on the since disbanded Louisiana State Board of Education as the elected member designated for Louisiana's 3rd congressional district.The Lagniappe, Louisiana Tech University yearbook, 1970, p. 32 In the general election held on November 8, 1966, Peltier defeated for the state board a Republican candidate, businessman Charles deGravelles, a native of Morgan City residing in Lafayette who subsequently served from 1968 to 1972 as the state GOP party chairman. Peltier polled 44,413 votes (64.7 percent) to deGravelles' 24,236 votes (35.3 percent).
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Upon graduation from Kenyon, Peck moved to New Orleans, La., where she took a job as a curatorial assistant for The Historic New Orleans Collection, a regional history museum and research archive on Royal Street in the French Quarter. In 1977, she was hired as the food editor for The States-Item, the afternoon daily newspaper in New Orleans. When The States-Item merged with The Times-Picayune in 1980, she was retained as food editor of the new, larger paper. In a 32-year career as a feature editor and writer at The Times-Picayune, Peck worked in a variety of capacities: as an associate features editor, TV Focus editor (the Sunday TV magazine), Lagniappe editor (the Friday entertainment tab) and InsideOut editor (the Saturday home and garden magazine).
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"Transmaniacon MC" is featured in the video game Rock Band as downloadable content that may be purchased off of the system or downloaded from the Rock Band Metal Track Pack using a one-time use code. A cover version of "Cities on Flame with Rock and Roll" was featured as a track in the music video game Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock. Additionally, the song has been covered by Church of Misery (on Master of Brutality), Iced Earth (on Tribute to the Gods) and 3 Inches of Blood (as a bonus track on Here Waits Thy Doom) Additionally, the song appears in the American television period sitcom That '70s Show, as well as its soundtrack. Guitarist William Tyler performs a 2015 solo acoustic instrumental version of "She's as Beautiful as a Foot" on Aquarium Drunkard's "Lagniappe Sessions" page.
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Midtown has grown quickly, and is home to Shops at Midtown, an outdoor shopping area designed to mimic New York's SOHO neighborhood, and home to many national and local stores and restaurants including Target, Guess, HomeGoods, Marshalls, Sakaya Kitchen, Baru Urbano, Novecento & IT Lounge, Riviera Focacceria Italiana, Giraffas Brazilian Grill, Spris, Bar Louie, Wine Vault, 100 Montaditos, World of Beer, Chef Leon, Mercado Latino, My Ceviche, Five Guys Burgers & Fries, 4D Gelateria, Hurricane Grill & Wings, Lime Fresh Mexican Grill, Spun Candy, Pinkberry, SugarCane, Mercadito, Lagniappe, Sustain, Cheese Course, Buro Miami, Ring Finger Studio, and an abundance of upscale apartments. A fair amount of office businesses have also taken up residence in Midtown in office buildings, in industries ranging from interior decor to marketing agency services, and more. At Büro Urbano urban workspace, office spaces are provided for small businesses. Midtown has also become home to Art Miami art fair, which takes place during Miami's Art Basel week.
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The Chacahoula University of Louisiana at Monroe yearbook, 1976, p. 300 Peltier's father, Harvey Peltier Sr., an attorney, banker, and horse breeder, a political confidante of and a campaign manager for Governor and U.S. Senator Huey Pierce Long Jr. was a member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from 1924 to 1929 and held the same senate seat as his son, from 1930 to 1940. Peltier Sr. also served on the former Louisiana State Board of Education as the elected member from Louisiana's 3rd congressional district.The Lagniappe, Louisiana Tech University yearbook, 1970, p. 32 Peltier's mother was the former May Ayo (1902-1992). He had a sister, Bernice P. Harang, and three brothers, Donald Louis Peltier (1926-2008), Richard Benton Peltier (1938-2007), and Dr. James R. Peltier (born 1930), a member of the Louisiana State University Board of Supervisors. Peltier's brother-in-law, Warren Harang Jr. (1921–2005), was a former president of the Thibodaux Chamber of Commerce and the American Sugar Cane League, a member of the Lafourche Parish School Board, and the mayor of Thibodaux from 1968–1978, 1986–1990, and 1994–1998.
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