Beverly Carlin "B.C." Fernandez

B. C. (Beverly Carlin) Fernandez was born on 8-13-1942 Jacksonville, FL to Beverly H. and Janet Carlin. He died on Thursday, 2-6-25 at Ochsner Hospital in New Orleans, LA. 

He was a resident of Morgan City and a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church since 1948. BC was pre deceased by his parents, Janet and Beverly Fernandez, wife Yvonne Klutts Fernandez, brother Charles H. Fernandez, and son George Fernandez. He is survived by his wife Wendy Kiffe Fernandez, daughter Cynthia Fernandez (Robert) Sandner of Phoenix, Charles (Christine) Fernandez of Georgia, and Clinton (Brandi) Fernandez of Oklahoma. He leaves behind six grandchildren: Mason (Gabby) Sandner, Cade Fernandez, David (Emily) Dekkers, Matthew Fernandez, London Fernandez, and Nova Fernandez and one great-grandchild, Logan Dekkers, one sister: Sandra A. Fernandez. 

BC graduated from Morgan City High School in 1942 and served as class president, attended Pelican Boy’s state while receiving honors such as the Woodmen of the World’s American History Award and the American Legion Award. He attended Nicholls State University and was a member of the student government. He also attended Loyola Law School. He was a notary public. 

He was always proud to say his working career was spent in support of the Oil & Gas Industry. He had an ownership interest in Dolphin Workboats, Inc., and Service Machine & Shipbuilding Corp. 

Community activities included membership in the Morgan City Harbor and Terminal District (Treasurer), Lakewood Hospital Board, and the Krewe of Hephaestus. He servied as a member of the Board of Directors of the St. Mary Industrial Group, Petroleum Club, Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club (Paul Harris Fellow), and Kiwanis Club (Outstanding Member, 1966). He was a Master Mason (Morgan City, Doric 85), 32nd Degree Mason (Baton Rouge Consistory) and a Shriner (Baton Rouge, Acacia Temple). He was King of the Krewe of Hephaestus in 1993. 

Pall Bearers: The family would like to thank the staff at Ochsner Neuro-ICU and Palliative care for their excellent care of B.C. 

The services were held privately.