Services for Lucille Leatherwood Lagow, who in 1972 was named Dallas' Woman of the Year by a business group, will be at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Sparkman-Crane Funeral Home in Dallas. Burial will follow at Grove Hill Memorial Park in Dallas.
Mrs. Lagow, 86, died Friday at a hospital in Rome, Ga., where she lived for four years after spending most of her life in Dallas.
She was a member of the Big "D" Chapter of the American Business Women's Association of Dallas, which named her woman of the year for her civic contributions.
Her son, Dr. Thomas K. Lagow, said Mrs. Lagow was very active but would do only a few things at once so she would not overload herself.
"She was very outgoing, and she found meaning in the organizations she was in," he said.
Other survivors include two granddaughters.
Dallas Morning News
June 20, 1994
Mrs. Lagow, 86, died Friday at a hospital in Rome, Ga., where she lived for four years after spending most of her life in Dallas.
She was a member of the Big "D" Chapter of the American Business Women's Association of Dallas, which named her woman of the year for her civic contributions.
Her son, Dr. Thomas K. Lagow, said Mrs. Lagow was very active but would do only a few things at once so she would not overload herself.
"She was very outgoing, and she found meaning in the organizations she was in," he said.
Other survivors include two granddaughters.
Dallas Morning News
June 20, 1994
Services for Lucille Leatherwood Lagow, who in 1972 was named Dallas' Woman of the Year by a business group, will be at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Sparkman-Crane Funeral Home in Dallas. Burial will follow at Grove Hill Memorial Park in Dallas.
Mrs. Lagow, 86, died Friday at a hospital in Rome, Ga., where she lived for four years after spending most of her life in Dallas.
She was a member of the Big "D" Chapter of the American Business Women's Association of Dallas, which named her woman of the year for her civic contributions.
Her son, Dr. Thomas K. Lagow, said Mrs. Lagow was very active but would do only a few things at once so she would not overload herself.
"She was very outgoing, and she found meaning in the organizations she was in," he said.
Other survivors include two granddaughters.
Dallas Morning News
June 20, 1994
Mrs. Lagow, 86, died Friday at a hospital in Rome, Ga., where she lived for four years after spending most of her life in Dallas.
She was a member of the Big "D" Chapter of the American Business Women's Association of Dallas, which named her woman of the year for her civic contributions.
Her son, Dr. Thomas K. Lagow, said Mrs. Lagow was very active but would do only a few things at once so she would not overload herself.
"She was very outgoing, and she found meaning in the organizations she was in," he said.
Other survivors include two granddaughters.
Dallas Morning News
June 20, 1994
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