Eula Velma Leigh

This photo was taken on 31 March 1929 in Ohio. Eula who was known as “Blackie” because of her hair is posing with her friends. Left to right bottom to back: Mary Jane Cromer, Eula Leigh, Dick Cromer, Jack Cromer *notice the rabbits that they have!; This note was written by Eula Lay when a Lay family historian visited the home of Walter and Minnie Lay during the 1960s. It shows the family lineage that had been researched and given to her earlier in Eula’s life by a door to door salesman selling family histories. (retrieved from personal collection)

Eula on the far left standing with her sisters in front of the Lay home which was located in Norwood, near Science Hill, Kentucky. The structure burned to the ground during the 1980s; Eula Lay (on the far right) with her friends in Ohio. (retrieved from personal collection)

Eula (on the right) with her sister; Eula at her parent's home in Norwood near Science Hill during the year 1941(retrieved from personal collection)

Eldon “Stoney” Stone, Eula’s second husband while he served in the Marine Corps during World War II. The photo on the right was taken when they lived in Jeffersontown, Kentucky (retrieved from personal collection)

Eula posing outside the Lay Family home in Norwood during the year 1941; Obituary (retrieved from personal collection)