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Serving with Hathorn on the jury were [[Brian Duke]], [[Leverne Perry]], and [[L. B. Henry]], all former presidents of the body. After several terms on the parish police jury, Hathorn died at the age of sixty-six and was succeeded on the governing council by his wife. She later married Lyman H. Adams of Alexandria and was living in Baton Rouge at the time of her death at the age of eighty-six.  

Serving with Hathorn on the jury were [[Brian Duke]], [[Leverne Perry]], and [[L. B. Henry]], all former presidents of the body. After several terms on the parish police jury, Hathorn died at the age of sixty-six and was succeeded on the governing council by his wife. She later married Lyman H. Adams of Alexandria and was living in Baton Rouge at the time of her death at the age of eighty-six.  

Edgar and Monnie Hathorn are interred at Alexandria Memorial Gardens.<ref name=gbh/><ref name=ech/> The Hathorn Center, a shelter-care facility named for Edgar Hathorn, opened the year before his death at the Renaissance Home for Youth in Alexandria..

Edgar and Monnie Hathorn are interred at Alexandria Memorial Gardens.<ref name=gbh/><ref name=ech/> The Hathorn Center, a shelter-care facility named for Edgar Hathorn, opened the year before his death at the [[Renaissance Home for Youth]] in Alexandria.

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