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|children=Doris Lacy Barnes
|children=Doris Lacy Barnes
Billie L. Ainsworth<br>
Billie L. Ainsworth<br>
Carolyn L. Carrow
Carolyn L. Carrow<br>
|party= [[Democratic Party|Democrat]]
'''Parents''':<br>
Henry Rufus, Sr., and Mattie Lacy
|party=[[Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|religion=[[United Methodist]]
|religion=[[United Methodist]]
|occupation= [[Farmer]]; [[Cattle]]man; [[Business]]man<br>
|occupation= [[Farmer]]; [[Cattle]]man; [[Business]]man<br>
==Biography==
==Biography==
Lacy was born into a pioneer Bienville Parish family in the Ebenezer community south of Castor. His grandfather was one of the first [[educator]]s in Bienville Parish. His father was Henry Rufus Lacy, Sr. (1870–1956); his brother, Henry Lacy, Jr. (1902–1969), was a Castor [[merchant]] known throughout the area as Rufus Lacy.<ref name=obit/>
Lacy was born into a pioneer Bienville Parish family in the Ebenezer community south of Castor. His grandfather was one of the first [[educator]]s in Bienville Parish. His father was Henry Rufus Lacy, Sr. (1870–1956); his mother, Mattie Lacybrother, Henry Lacy, Jr. (1902–1969), was a Castor [[merchant]] known throughout the area as Rufus Lacy.<ref name=obit/>
Prior to his legislative service, Lacy was for thirty-three years a member of the elected Bienville Parish School Board, headquartered in the parish seat of Arcadia. He served from January 6, 1931, until May 1964, when he assumed his legislative seat.
Prior to his legislative service, Lacy was for thirty-three years a member of the elected Bienville Parish School Board, headquartered in the parish seat of Arcadia. He served from January 6, 1931, until May 1964, when he assumed his legislative seat.