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KOT: Heir of Hattiesburg's Leatha's BBQ dynasty passes away

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Leatha's was always a pit stop for fans who traveled to UCF's games at Southern Miss.

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Hattiesburg newspaper:

Connoisseurs of Southern comfort foods are mourning the death Bonnie Jackson, 57, who ran Leatha’s Bar-B-Que Inn. She died of a massive heart attack on Tuesday, a family member said.

“She was a great friend and a top-notch restaurant operator,” said Hattiesburg restaurateur Robert St. John. “Some people looked at Leatha’s and just saw a shack and she really made it a great place to eat. They take care of family, friends and community, and Bonnie carried on that tradition. She was dedicated to her family and ran a good business.”

Leatha’s Bar-B-Que Inn is located on U.S. 98 and is known as a Hattiesburg staple. Visitors of the restaurant come from far and wide, traveling from as far as Washington or New York to get a bit of the barbecue.

http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/story/news/local/2015/09/23/bonnie-jackson-dies/72710816/
 
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