| − | (Business, civic, and religious figure) | + | (Business, civic, religious figure) |
| | |birth_place=[[Minden, Louisiana]] | | |birth_place=[[Minden, Louisiana]] |
| | |title=Sally Tatum Andress|publisher=Old.findagrave.com|accessdate=April 6, 2018}}</ref>Andress had four children, Weston Andress, Elizabeth Steedman, Laura Beaver, and Collier Smith. After Sally's death, he wed Oneta Hancock (born March 28, 1934), the widow of the Minden physician Charles Hancock. From the second marriage, Andress acquired two step-children, Kendall Hancock and Allyson H. Kinzel.<ref name=obit/> | | |title=Sally Tatum Andress|publisher=Old.findagrave.com|accessdate=April 6, 2018}}</ref>Andress had four children, Weston Andress, Elizabeth Steedman, Laura Beaver, and Collier Smith. After Sally's death, he wed Oneta Hancock (born March 28, 1934), the widow of the Minden physician Charles Hancock. From the second marriage, Andress acquired two step-children, Kendall Hancock and Allyson H. Kinzel.<ref name=obit/> |
| − | Thad and Sally Andress are interred with other family members in the historic Minden Cemetery,<ref name=obit/> of which he formerly served on the board.<ref name=jagan/> | + | Thad and Sally Andress are interred with other family members in the historic Minden Cemetery,<ref name=obit/> of which he formerly served on the board.<ref name=jagan/> John Agan, the official Webster Parish historian and an instructor at Bossier Parish Community College in [[Bossier City]]whose parents both worked for Andress Motors, said, "We cannot replace Thad, but we can dedicate ourselves to carry on his work of 'doing good things for Minden.'"<ref name=jagan/> |