Lory John Jarmon

Lory John Jarmon, a cherished soul and beloved member of the Lagrange community, departed this earthly realm on August 31, 2025, at the age of 86. Born on August 3, 1939, in the quaint town of Lagrange, Texas, Lory's life was a remarkable tapestry woven with threads of love, laughter, and cherished memories.

He embraced education with fervor, proudly graduating from Randolph High School in his hometown. Lory’s spirit was one of kindness and warmth, deeply rooted in the values instilled by his parents, Emma and Cain Jarmon, who have preceded him in death. Their legacy of love and guidance was evident in every interaction he had with family and friends.

Lory leaves behind his devoted wife, Lisa Bennett, whose companionship brought joy and light to his days. Together, they shared a bond that transcended time, filled with long talks, laughter, and a love that will continue to shine brightly.

His legacy extends through his 4 children, Lory Jarmon Jr., Annette Douglas, Terrance Jarmon, Jeffery Jarmon, 6 stepchildren, Alicia Elzy, Brandon Elzy, Jasma Elzy, Robert Elzy, Laquanda Elzy, and Taquancy Bennett, including 11 grandchildren, 8 great-grandchildren who brought immeasurable joy to his heart. Each of them carries a piece of his spirit, holding dear the countless memories and lessons he imparted throughout their lives.

To his beloved wife, Lory's absence is palpable. "I'll miss your smile at me and our long talks," she tenderly expresses, a testament to the profound connection they shared. The echoes of their conversations linger, and the warmth of his presence will forever reside within her heart until they meet again.

From his grandchildren and family, heartfelt tributes pour forth as they navigate a world that feels a little dimmer without him. "To Papa from his knucklehead, gonna miss watching westerns with you, Papa. So happy you were a part of my life. I love you always, Papa," they remember, honoring the laughter and love that defined their time together.

In the tender words of his children, "Dear Daddy, we love you more than words can say. We loved you, Lory, but God loved you best. Take your rest, honey, until we meet again." Their hearts are full of gratitude for the moments shared, memories cherished, and the unwavering love that will forever bind them.

Lory John Jarmon lived a life rooted in love and laughter, leaving a legacy etched in the hearts of all who knew him. As we reflect on his journey, we celebrate a man whose spirit touched many, whose smile could light up a room, and whose laughter will echo through the memories held dearly by those he leaves behind. Until they meet again, may his spirit soar free, embraced by the love he so generously gave.