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Hazel G. Lott - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal, April 8, 1982

Services for Mrs. Hazel G. Lott, 56, were at 2 p.m. Sunday in the First Baptist Church with the Rev. 
Crawford Williams officiating. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery under direction of Crothers 
Funeral Home.

Mrs. Lott died Friday at Mercy Regional Medical Center in Vicksburg Miss., after a short illness.

She was a native of Crowville, a resident of Tallulah for 38 years, a housewife and a member of 
Tallulah First Baptist Church.

Survivors include her husband, Jack Lott of Tallulah; two sons, Jackie Lott of Oak Grove, Tommy Lott 
of Shriver; a daughter, Mrs. Jeannie Burgess of Ruston; five brothers, Leo Graham of Riverside, Calif., 
Cecil Graham of West Monroe, Johnny Graham, Walter Graham, both of Monroe, Melvin Graham of Florida; 
six sisters, Mrs. Eva Dykes, Mrs. Louise Jacobs, Mrs. Mary Lee Woods, all of Tallulah, Mrs. Ida Wood, 
Mrs. Alma Ates, both of Monroe, and Mrs. Joyce Hicks of West Monroe; and three grandchildren.

Pallbearers were James Still, Joe Ezell, A. B. Frasier, Donald Wayne Arender, J. P. Johnston 
and Jeffrey Burgess.