Laura Cox Haugh
December 7, 1923 ~ March 18, 2011
Laura Cox Haugh, of Vienna, VA passed away on Friday, March 18, 2011 at Haliquist Memorial Capital Hospice. Beloved wife of 67 years to William M. Haugh; loving mother of William J. Haugh (Prapaisri "Toy") of Vienna, VA; sister of Robert William Cox (Esther) of Ripon, CA and the late James C. Cox, II, Albert W. Cox, Edward Earl Cox, Minnetta Justice, and Joseph M. Cox; grandmother of Thomas Preston Haugh, William Alexander Haugh, and Daniel Frederick Haugh. She is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Laura worked for the federal government for over 30 years and was very active at Wesley United Methodist Church and served on various committees. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Wesley United Methodist Church.
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
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Mrs. Haugh is a wonderful Mom and Grandmother. She made a beautiful centerpice arrangement for my wedding in 1982. It looked most beautiful & professional. I was, for the first time, introduced to the Queen Anne Lace. After that I always think of her when I see this flower. She is very talented. I treasure the post cards she made for me and my sisters & my daughter from the photos of the flowers surrounding her home. Acha, A, and I will miss you. It is an inspiration to see the love that Mr. Haugh and you have for each other, and the love you have for Bill, Toy, Daniel, Alex, & Thomas and your extended families. We love you. Sunny, Add & A.
Our deepest sympathy on the loss of your Mother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Beverly Anderson
Mom, What more can I say than it has been an honor and a privilege to be your son. I will always cherish your final spoken words to me — “I Love You”. I Love You, too, Mom.
Bill – I am so sorry to hear of your mother’s passing. My thoughts and prayers will be with you. You were so kind to me when my father passed and I would like to do the same for you. Lucinda
Bill, Our prayers are with you and your family.
Aunt Laura, I have many special memories from the time you gave me a haircut to the days I spent painting your house. However,The most special ones were spent with you and Uncle Max during Briana’s illness. I still see us all doing the ‘hokey-pokey’ in your living room. I look forward to doing it again someday Brian
The Haugh Family – My thoughts and prayers are with youy at this time. a vistor from fairfax nursing ctr
According to my dad Jim Cox, the oldest sibling, my Aunt Laura was a saint. She put up with harsh treatment as a youngster between him and their brother Albert. She made history for taking me for my first day at the Naval Academy, getting up at 4:00 am so I could arrive on time. Everyone remembers her being there for Grandma and Grandpa Cox as they prepared for their final destination. There is a special place in heaven for this selfless soul. God’s peace with you.
Our deepest sympathies and love go out to Max,Bill, Toy and the boys. Laura showered her love on everyone she met..it was my honor to have known her at WUMC.Her many talents,smiles,and joys will never be forgotten.Thank you Laura
My prayers go out to you and your family in your time of sorrow. May God Bless you and keep you.
Bill – My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Mrs. Haugh, We cherish the many Christmas, Thanksgiving and 4th of July celebrations we spent together at Toy’s and Bill’s home. Thank you for being “Grandma Haugh” to our Melissa, Kristina and Eric too. Mr. Haugh, Bill, Toy, Thomas, Alex & Daniel, All of you are in our thoughts and prayers. We’re sorry we cannot make it to Memorial Service, but please know we love you all very much. Usa & Michael Iverson
With deepest sympathies. May you find comfort in love. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Grandma Laura: You will always be the best chef in my book! Thanksgivings and 4th of July’s will never be the same. I know you are in a better place now. Love, A PS – Thank you for raising the very best Uncle I could ask for.
Grandma Laura, I will always treasure the many memories of the holidays we shared. Thank you for always being so wonderful and for treating us like your own grandchildren. Grandpa Max, Uncle Bill, Aunt Toy, Thomas, Alex and Daniel, We are so sorry that we cannot be with you today. We know Grandma Laura is in a better place and watching over all of us. We love you very much and are praying for you. Love, Matt, Melissa and Gunner
We remember the day we drove up to Wright Paterson Airfield to have dinner with Aunt Laura, who was there on a stop-over while conducting business for the Pentagon. What an incredible impression our sophisticated Aunt from the Capitol made on our young minds! To us Aunt Laura was the undisputed organizer-supreme. We enjoyed many Cox family gatherings that Aunt Laura conducted with skill and inventiveness which included obtaining the camper in a neighbors driveway for our accommodations and introducing new-to-us dishes like sweet potatoe pie. As we grew older, we came to know her better as an enthusiastic cheerleader for our efforts in higher education and early careers. Most of all we felt so welcome and loved whenever we had the opportunity to be with her & her family. Well remember her always with love and appreciation. Marsha, Leslie, and Cheryl
Dear Mr. Haugh, Bill, P’Toy, Thomas, Alex & Daniel, We are so sorry to hear of the passing of Mrs. Haugh. May God’s comfort, strength, and peace be with you during this difficult time. Love, Ann, Ed, & Chaweewan (Mom)
I met Laura’s brother Ed while he was an Air Force Cadet at the Univ. of Dayton. We went up to Columbus where Max was stationed so that I could meet Laura. She was very friendly to me. I liked her right away. Ed & I married in 1945. Later, with our girls, we enjoyed every occasion we had to see Laura, Max, & Bill. After Ed retired, we took many vacation trips with Laura & Max. One year we went all over West Virginia to take pictures of the homes that Ed & Laura had lived in when young. Laura made a photo album of all we could find. On one of our last trips, Laura & Max took us to visit several colleges for my granddaughter, Jillian. Nothing was ever too much for them to do to help you. We kept in contact through the last 7 years by phone, letters, & cards. I’m so sorry that I wasn’t able to visit her and to come to her Memorial, but Cheryl & Tim were able to represent our family for us. I’ll miss her. She was like a sister to me. Until we meet again. Love, Polly