Funeral: Inurnment, 11 a.m. Friday in Dallas/Fort Worth National Cemetery.
L.M. was a life-long resident of Fort Worth. He graduated from Central High School and attended TCU. Was a lifetime member of Julian Feild Masonic Lodge #908 and a member of Fort Worth Optimist Club.
L.M. was a flight engineer/instructor in the U.S. Navy during World War II.
Survivors: Daughter, Kristin Anderson; sons, Kem Anderson and wife, Nely, Blake Anderson and wife, Kimber, Jon Anderson and wife, Norma, all of Fort Worth; grandchildren, Gage and Cameron Gilliland, Ashley Blake, Jon Michael and Laura Anderson.
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