Obituary of Nancy Clegg Lytle, LaSalle Parish, Louisiana

The News Star, Monday July 10, 2000 Obit: Nancy C. Lytle, LaSalle Parish, 
Louisiana 

Submitted by: Dorothy Rinehart Taylor, 111 Racove Drive, West Monroe, 
LA 71291 





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The News Star, Monday July 10, 2000
 
NANCY C. LYTLE

Kinner & Stevens Funeral Home
Jena, LA

Services for Nancy C. Lytle will be held at Kinner and Stevens Chapel at 11:00 
AM Tuesday, July 11, 2000 in Jena. Interment at Nolly Memorial Methodist 
Cemetery will follow. The Rev. David Barber of Northside Church of Christ in 
Lake Providence officiating.

Nancy Clegg Lytle was born November 2, 1921 to the union of Barrett and
Francis Thompson Buck. After her father died in 1927, her mother remarried
John R Clegg of Siloam Springs, Arkansas, and Nancy took his last name. She
graduated from Siloam Springs High School in 1938 and from Southern Methodist
University in 1945-46.

Nancy and Hilton Lytle of Jena married August 9, 1946 and shortly afterward 
moved to Texas where Hilton completed his Masters Degree at Texas A & M. They 
lived in several places College Station, Texas. Washington, D. C., Austin,
Texas and then in Monroe for the past 38 years.

Nancy was a very enthusiastic watercolor artist and home-. maker and was a 
Charter Member of The Monroe Art Association. She was devoted to her Mother 
while she lived in Monroe and to her husband of 54 years.

Surviving Nancy is her husband Hilton, Brother-in-law, Loyd and Marilyn Lytle
of Springhill, LA, Thomas and Niease Lytle of Jena, LA, and Sister-in-law,
Jeri Lytle of Zachary, LA, nieces and nephews, Melissa Rutledge, Barbara
Middleton, Ken Lytle, Terry Lytle, Edward Lytle, Virgil Osborn, Edward Osborn,
and Phillip Osborn and many great nieces and nephews, special friend and
adopted grandson Britton Currie, and many close and wonderful friends.

Pallbearers will be Nancy's friends of East Jena Church.

Visitation will be at the funeral Home on July 10, 2000 from 4 PM until 6 PM.
 
The family requests that memorials be made to American Cancer Society or your 
favorite charity.