Blaine Anthony Bordelon, Sr., 70, of St. Bernard Parish, was reunited with his bride on March 22, 2026, in the comfort of his home, in Perkinston. Blaine was born second to the youngest of nine children, on March 18, 1956, in New Orleans, LA., to his parents, Murphy and Lula (Gaspard) Bordelon.  Growing up in St. Bernard Parish, Blaine discovered a love for fishing early on.  It didn't matter where, Blaine just loved to wet a line and be surrounded by the peacefulness of being on the water.  He loved horses, and even more so, he loved the intensity and thrill of horse racing. Blaine had a heart of gold and genuinely loved people, never meeting a stranger.  He loved his family, and he loved a get-together that involved good company and good music.  Blaine loved music and was known to have it blaring from his camper, where he found solace in just sitting and taking in the scenery around him.  However, he had the deepest love for his bride of twenty-six years, Barbara.  There wasn't a story told that Blaine didn't mention her in it.  She was his home, always keeping him in line, and he worshipped the ground she walked on.  His family finds peace knowing he is with her again, as the last thirteen years he has spent without her, just haven't been the same.   Blaine is preceded in death by his loving wife of twenty-six years, Barbara (Allemand) Bordelon; one son, Byron Bordelon; one granddaughter, Bridgette Allen; one sister, Dorothy Tortomase; and six brothers, Alvin, Billy, Daniel, Robert, and Roy Bordelon.  Left to cherish his memory, his children, Blaine (Della) Bordelon, Jr.; Brandie (Derek) Ryser; Bernice Bordelon; Brian (Christy) Alllemand, and Brenda Bordelon; nineteen grandchildren, Blaine III, Bryce, Brenda, Cody, Christifer, Brittnee, Justin, Greyson, Brieanna, Trysten, Byron, Haley, Felicity, Brian, Jr., Avery, Kristyana, Khloe, Ilise, and Iceis; seven great-grandchildren; one brother, Sam Bordelon; one sister Denise Bordelon; and two of his best friends who were more like brothers, Junior Rayborn, who he has been friends with since he was fifteen, and Bryan Riche for over thirty years.  Blaine leaves a legacy of numerous nieces, nephews, extended family, and friends whom he loved very much.  A Celebration of Life for Blaine will be held on Saturday, March 28, 2026, at his son Blaine's home, beginning at 11:00 am, and will continue throughout the day.  Trinity Funeral Services is honored to serve the Bordelon family, and we ask that you remember them all in your thoughts and prayers over the days and weeks ahead.