Obituary of Mrs. Frances Nolan Thompson of Delhi,
Richland Parish Louisiana, August 1999
Submitted by Dot Golliher




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Mrs. Frances Nolan Thompson

Services for Mrs. Frances Nolan Thompson,81, of Delhi will be
held at 2 PM Thursday, August 26, 1999 at the Delhi United
Methodist Church with Rev. William E. Nolan and Rev. Bonita
Davis officiating. Burial will follow in the Delhi Masonic
Cemetery under the direction of Cox Funeral Home of Delhi.

Mrs. Thompson died Tuesday, August 24,1999 at the Northeast
Community Care Center in Rayville.

A native of Oak Ridge, and the youngest of eleven children born
to Jesse J. Nolan and Molly Stokes Nolan. Mrs. Thompson was a
resident of Delhi for over 63 years. She was was a member of the 
Delhi United Methodist Church and the Morehouse Parish Chapter 
of D.A.R.. She was retired from the Richland Parish School System
and was above all else a loving mother, friend, and confidant to
her children. She was known to all her family and friends as 
"Mammaw".

Frances Thompson was preceded in death by her husband, Clyde C.
Thompson, Jr.

She is survived by five sons and one daughter: Clyde N. Thompson 
and wife, Cheryl, of Delhi; Robert Dhu Thompson of Monroe, Rep.
Francis C. Thompson and wife, Marilyn, of Delhi; Michael L.
Thompson and wife, Deborah, of Delhi; Dr. W.David Thompson and 
wife, Ashleyof Rayville and Priscilla T. Linder and husband, Milton, 
of Delhi; sixteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Also 
surviving her are two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Hernandez of Leesville, 
La. and Mrs. Edna Hill of Monroe, La. along with numerous nieces 
and nephews.

Pallbearers will be grandsons: Bob Thompson, Todd Thompson,Brant
Thompson, Jason Thompson, Dhu Thompson, Addison Thompson, Cole 
McEacharn and Ryan Thompson.

Honorary Pallbearers will be Dr. Lester Johnson, Dr. Roland Ponarski
Joey Chaney and the hospital staff of Richardson Medical Center of 
Rayville, La.