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General Notes: Note from daughter Catherine:
Laura was born into a large family. Jimpsey and Elvira Dooling had 13 children. She quit school after the eighth grade to help on the farm, as so many people had to do during depression times. She went to a church meeting with a friend, Avis Lammon, and was introduced to Avis' brother, Otis. Laura was engaged to a gentleman who was away in the war (WW I.) Otis had been deferred from service since he worked in the cotton gin and helped supply material for the war effort.
They eloped soon afterwards, and were married in Esto, Florida. They enjoyed 67 years together. Laura always was a homemaker. She loved to cook and was a wonderful cook.
She enjoyed quilting, crocheting and fishing. Her first love was her yard, which she kept blooming with so many flowers all year. She could get lost with this hobby. She worked in her flowers until in her 80s. She was a devoted mother of three: Doyle, Bertram and Catherine. She died at 93 of natural causes.

Laura married Otis Barnes Lammon on 5 Jan 1919 in Esto, Holmes County, Florida, US. Otis (son of Edward Barnes Lammon and Alice O'Keith Fields) was born on 15 Jul 1899 in Hartford, Geneva County, Alabama, US; died on 1 Jul 1988 in Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama, US; was buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama, US. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Obituary

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HAPONSKI, Catherine Lammon, a lifetime resident of Montgomery, AL, died Saturday, November 15, 2014, two days before her 86th birthday. Preceded in death by her husband of 43 years, James A. Haponski; her parents, Otis and Laura Belle Lammon; her two siblings, Doyle and Bertram Lammon; and her sister-in-law, Doris Lammon; she is survived by her son Mike Haponski; her sisters-in-law, Margaret Lammon and Alice Cawley; her brothers-in-law, William Haponski (Sandra) and Donald Haponski (Marcelle). Her Visitation will be held on Thursday, November 20, 2014, at 1 PM at Leak Memory Chapel, followed by her Graveside Service at 2 PM in Greenwood Cemetery, with Minister Paul Lammon officiating. Having worked for many years in Montgomery, Mrs. Haponski was most proud of her years working with Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers. After retiring, she cherished her time with friends and family, and enjoyed needlepoint, ceramics, and art.
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