If
you can discern anything at all from her obituary, Antonia Larroux had a
non-stop sense of humor. Her paid obituary ran in the New York Times
Friday and Saturday, although Larroux lived in Mississippi.
Waffle
House lost a loyal customer on April 30, 2013. Antonia W. "Toni"
Larroux died after a battle with multiple illnesses: lupus, rickets,
scurvy, kidney disease and feline leukemia. She had previously conquered
polio as a child contributing to her unusually petite ankles and the
nickname "polio legs" given to her by her ex-husband, Jean F. Larroux,
Jr. It should not be difficult to imagine the multiple reasons for their
divorce 35+ years ago. Two children resulted from that marriage: Hayden
Hoffman and Jean F. Larroux, III. Due to multiple, anonymous Mother's
Day cards which arrived each May, the children suspect there were other
siblings but that has never been verified.
But that's
just the beginning. Read about Larroux's four oddly-nicknamed sisters,
her overdue library books, and the "questionable choice" of a clergyman
for her funeral. She must have been a delightful woman.
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