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Betty L. Lipari - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal March 24, 1999

Funeral services for Mrs. Betty L. Lipari were held Monday at Langeland Family Funeral Homes Portage 
Chapel, Portage, Mich., officiated by Rev. Phillip J. Friedrick of the Alma United Methodist Church.

Mrs. Lipari was born in Tallulah and passed away March 15, in Michigan. She was the daughter of 
John Clark Byram and Ala Westmorland Byram. She graduated from Tallulah High School and attended 
Louisiana State Normal College.

Most of Mrs. Lipari's last 50 years were spent in the Portage area. Her hobbies included sewing, bowling 
and antique collecting. More recently, she became an avid duplicate bridge player, achieving the rank 
of National Master in the American Bridge League. She was especially proud of her grandchildren and 
delighted in all of their accomplishments.

She was preceded in death by her parents and two brothers, Gaines and J. C. Byram.

She is survived by her husband, Rock Lipari; daughter, Lori Lipari and her husband Chuck Jordan of 
Bangor, Mich.: son, Stephen Haynes of Honolulu, Hawaii: five grandchildren, Aly, Jeffrey, Kira, Wyatt 
and Patrick Lipari-Jordan; brother, George (Dorothy) Byram of Haynesville, La.: two sisters, 
Marguerite Whitehead of Shreveport, and Olga Mae (Otto) Horn of Tallulah: sister-in-law, Billie Byram 
of Tallulah, and many nieces and nephews.

Burial followed at South Portage Cemetery under the direction of Langleland Funeral Homes.