Annie Laura Brown Obituary

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Submitted by Susan Pilgrim spilgrim@brightok.net 
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ANNIE LAURA BROWN, nee Goff  1912-1986

MADILL - - Services for Annie Laura Brown, 73, were at 2 p.m. 
Thursday, July 24th at Watts Funeral Home Chapel,  Vance Crow
officiated with interment in Oakland Cemetery.
Born August 3, 1912, at Woodville, to Lee F. and Callie (Graves)
Goff, Mrs. Brown died July 21 in a local hospital.
A lifetime resident of Marshall County, she married Arthur Edgar
(Aus) Brown, Nov., 16, 1929 at Kingston, and had been a member 
of the Church of Christ since 1936.
Survivors include her husband of the home, two sons, Eddie, 
Tishomingo, Tommy, Madill; five daughters, LaFon Clark, Casper,
Wyo., Mona Cumbie, Russett, Glynda Herndon, Durant, Susan Pilgrim,
Ardmore, Nancy Rushing, Madill; three brothers, Paul Goff, Madill,
Jack Goff, Joshua, Texas, Merle Goff, Cordova, Ca.; two sisters, 
Virginia Morrison, Madill, Betty Hefley, Davis; 15 grandchildren' 
and 11 great grandchildren.
 
Bearers are Bryant Watts, Lloyd Westfall, Donald Newcomb, Lee Brown,
Don Yeager and Lawrence Stowers,  Honorary bearers were Otis Wilson,
Ed Benton, George Putman, Jay Payne, R.L. Lemmons, Dow Monroe and John
Jones.
 
NOTE: Annie Laura was known to family and friends as "Slack"