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Irwina F. Tryon - Madison Parish, Louisiana

From Tallulah Madison Journal January 31, 1974

Mrs. Irwina F. Tryon

Services for Mrs. H. L. Tryon, were held Monday at St. Edwards Catholic Church, here. Father Boyer 
officiated with burial at Silver Cross Cemetery under the direction of Crothers Funeral Home. 

Mrs. Tryon died Friday in a hospital after a short illness. 

A native of St. Benedict, Iowa, she had been resident of Tallulah for the past 50 years. Mrs. Tryon 
was a member of St. Edwards Catholic Church.

She is survived by six sons, James E. Tryon, Arcadia, La., Wayne E. Tryon, Tallulah, Billy Tryon of xxx, 
xxx Tryon of Swartz, La., Gary Tryon of Shreveport and Frank Tryon of Houston, Tex.; two daughters, 
Mrs. R. L. Reynolds and Mrs. Warren Mills, both of Tallulah; two sisters, Mrs. Jim Gibson of Buffalo Center, 
Iowa and Mrs. C. V. Kerrinn of Grand Meadow, Minn.; three brothers, Louis Loebig and Eugene Loebig, 
both of Jacksonville, Fla. and Mike Loebig of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Other survivors include 28 grandchildren 
and nine great-grandchildren.

Pallbearers at Monday's services were William Reitzell, Jerry Manly, Virgil Neumann, Onward Bullard, 
Joe Reynolds and Jack Millikin.