HATTIE LOUISE LEDERMAN LANDMAN

Fort Worth, Texas - Hattie Louise Lederman Landman died Monday morning, February 20, of natural causes.  She was 92.

A Service at the Grave will held for family and close friends at 12:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 23, in the Beth-El Section of Greenwood Memorial Park, followed by a reception at Hattie’s home in southwest Fort Worth.

Born in Fort Worth, Hattie was the daughter of Leo Lederman and Marian Fruhman Lederman.  The family moved to Dallas for a short time before returning to Fort Worth, where she graduated from Paschal High School in 1948. A member of the 1945 confirmation class, she was a lifelong member of Temple Beth-El, a congregation of which her grandfather, Harry Lederman, was a founding member.

She was preceded in death by her son, Jack Landman Jr. and brother, Harry Lederman.

She is survived by sons Marty Landman and Leo Landman, and daughter Kelly Landman Greene (Mark), all of Fort Worth, and by grandchildren Camille Simon (Joe) of Baton Rouge, LA and Father Max Landman, S.J. of Chicago, Lindsey Landman (Andrew Howard) of Dallas, Sidney Landman (Rachel) of Fort Worth, Celeste Greene and Jarrod Greene, both of Fort Worth, Joshua Landman (Whitney) of College Station, and Jake Landman of Fort Worth, as well as eight great-grandchildren, dear friends and extended family, and her beloved Maine Coon cat, Rudolph (Valentino).

Memorials:  Hattie was a lifelong animal lover, and wanted all animals to be treated with kindness.  In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to Peaceful Valley Donkey Rescue, or to the animal charity of your choice, in her memory.