Lottie Lee Ford was the daughter of William Avery Ford and Florence Idabelle Goff, she had only one brother Charles, all from Owensboro, Kentucky. She married Estile Lee Morris in January 16, 1921, he worked for the railroad and she was a radio evanglist that sing and played the piano on the local radio, station. They had two children William, and Lillian. Estile was killed in a railroad accident in May 31, 1931. Lottie had her husbands insurance place in the bank with their money, when the great "Crash" occured the next day. She had lost everything! She survived, and was able to buy a small two room house and raise her children. She found work with the military and was a secretary for the ARMY, She relocated to Pendleton, Indiana to work at the ARMY Finance Center at Fort Benjamin Harrison, where she met her second husband Ernie W. From, she married him on March 27, 1948, they had no children. She still love to sing and play the piano, which her children pickup, and had a love of it also. She died in her home in Indianapolis.
She was a small women, who loved a good fried chicken dinner, who loved music, the church, and to travel.
She was a small women, who loved a good fried chicken dinner, who loved music, the church, and to travel.
Lottie Lee Ford was the daughter of William Avery Ford and Florence Idabelle Goff, she had only one brother Charles, all from Owensboro, Kentucky. She married Estile Lee Morris in January 16, 1921, he worked for the railroad and she was a radio evanglist that sing and played the piano on the local radio, station. They had two children William, and Lillian. Estile was killed in a railroad accident in May 31, 1931. Lottie had her husbands insurance place in the bank with their money, when the great "Crash" occured the next day. She had lost everything! She survived, and was able to buy a small two room house and raise her children. She found work with the military and was a secretary for the ARMY, She relocated to Pendleton, Indiana to work at the ARMY Finance Center at Fort Benjamin Harrison, where she met her second husband Ernie W. From, she married him on March 27, 1948, they had no children. She still love to sing and play the piano, which her children pickup, and had a love of it also. She died in her home in Indianapolis.
She was a small women, who loved a good fried chicken dinner, who loved music, the church, and to travel.
She was a small women, who loved a good fried chicken dinner, who loved music, the church, and to travel.
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