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SPECIAL MOMENTS from PAST to PRESENT

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Clockwise from top left, Roncalli’s first prom in 1970. | Charles Thompson delivers a homily to Roncalli students during mass in January. | Roncalli High School’s first graduating class. | John Wardzala celebrates a sack during a football game vs. Bloomington South. | Maddie Dahltorp adds a little color and history to the physics classroom. | Student performers during the Roncalli production of “Guys and Dolls.” | Allie Pena sings during mass. | 2019 Prom King Clark Chapman and Queen Jeanne Searing. (Submitted photos) ss-times.com • Week of September 12-18, 2019 7 The Southside Times RONCALLI'S 50TH

MESSAGE from RONCALLI’S PRINCIPAL

Roncalli High School continues to of- ing students with special needs as well as fer young people and their families a life- those seeking training for post-secondary changing experience that propels them vocational opportunities. It truly lives out on a path for success in life! its mission to be a life prep school! Guided by our Catholic faith and bol- Students find joy, fulfillment and life- stered by a tradition of academic and ex- impacting experiences through a dy- tracurricular excellence, Roncalli is not so namic performing arts program and a much an academic institution as much as highly respected and successful athletic it is a transformational institution. RHS program, as well as a plethora of wide- principal, Chuck Weisenbach, comment- ranging clubs! ed, “We truly believe that the experience To assist in their understanding of the that awaits all students at our school is Biblical message that it is better to give transformational! When you allow the than to receive, all students complete a Holy Spirit to be a vibrant part of your minimum of 144 hours of community daily life, one cannot help but to be trans- service by the time they graduate. Most formed. We have worked very hard to at- of these hours are spent serving those tract and retain some of the state’s finest, less fortunate in and around central In- most passionate, faith-filled educators! diana. The overwhelming majority of our They are the ones that work daily with stu- graduates far exceed the required num- dents, in and out of the classroom, help- ber of 144 hours. ing them in their efforts to discern their Roncalli is a welcoming communi- talents, develop their talents and share ty whose overarching mission is to help their talents with the world. When done each person in our school and school well, we are helping to make the world a family (students, faculty, staff, parents, better place while building up God’s king- etc.) in their daily walk with Christ. I in- dom here on Earth.” vite and encourage all parents to consid- Roncalli is proud to offer the most com- er Roncalli as they explore high school prehensive academic programming for any options for their child! faith-based school in our state. The school offers rigorous, challenging coursework Chuck Weisenbach for students of all academic levels, includ- PRINCIPAL

MESSAGES from RONCALLI’S ALUMNI

“Roncalli High School has had an is a blessing to be able to celebrate all amazing history the past 50 years. I am those that came before me and worked so thankful that my family, like so many so hard to make Roncalli who we are other Southside Catholic families, have now. I am honored to be a teacher here had the opportunity to be part of this so that I can give back to this communi- faithful and hard-working community. ty that has given so much to me!” With the good Lord by our side, all things Katie Hibner, chair, seem possible and the only way to explain Roncalli Theology Department the continued success against the odds class of 2010 we have enjoyed in the classroom, field of play or on the stage. We are blessed.” “I think my time at Roncalli trans- Gary Armbruster formed me from just a young person to a class of 1981 person of strong faith with a strong con- viction to make the world a better place. “My Roncalli education was the I felt as I left Roncalli that I was being greatest investment my parents ever led to use my talents in whatever way made in me. It was truly a home away the Lord would use me. The coaches and from home that nurtured my faith, well- the teachers I had as a student really set being and my academic pursuit. When the stage for me to answer the call, and you allow the Holy Spirit to lead you, I’ll be forever grateful for that.” good things happen, and Roncalli’s 50 Chuck Weisenbach, principal years of seeking to follow the will of God Roncalli High School is a testament to that. This anniversary class of 1979 8 Week of September 12-18, 2019 • ss-times.com RONCALLI'S 50TH The Southside Times

RONCALLI KICKS OFF 50TH ANNIVERSARY with SUMMER SOCIAL

By Nancy Price years old. It was truly a generational Roncalli High School officially kicked off event. Some families had three genera- a celebration of the school’s 50-year his- tions of alumni in attendance.” tory with a family-friendly summer social The evening began with mass in the last Sunday. Roncalli gymnasium, led by Father Doug- 1. Kids jumped around on bounce hous- las Hunter, Roncalli’s new chaplain coor- es, cooled off with Slip N Slides and dinator. Fr. Hunter, a graduate of Cardi- sat for face paintings. Families chowed nal Ritter High School, has also served as down on dinner available at various food pastor at St. Roch Catholic Church for the trucks while listening to a Rebel5ive past year. In addition, he is the chaplain podcast and live music from MIXTAPE, for the Indianapolis Colts. a local 90s party band. The school’s next event will be a 50 Year “We had about 400 people in atten- Celebration Dinner on Sept. 19. “We are dance,” said Terese Carson, Vice Presi- also releasing a weekly podcast (which dent for Institutional Advancement at started in April) to highlight those whom Roncalli High School. “There were some have made such a significant impact on kickball games on the softball diamond. our school community,” Carson said. “Our Lots of giveaways. About 200 T-shirts students have a special uniform shirt to were ‘flown into the air’ from our T-shirt signify our 50 years. Everything we do this launcher. The weather was perfect, and year will focus on our 50th birthday! Our the evening culminated in fireworks at new gymnasium is set to open in October. 2. 10 p.m. Our guests ranged in age from There is much to celebrate this year!” babies to one guest whom was over 90 For more information about upcoming events, visit 50.roncalli.org. 1. Guests rocked to 90s music by MIXTAPE. 2. Go Rebels! Roncalli High merchandise, including baseball caps, were for sale. (Photos by Neal Smith)

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FIFTY GREATEST MOMENTS IN 50 YEARS A TIMELINE OF RONCALLI’S HISTORY

From left, 1961: Bishop Chartrand High School occupied the building from 1961 until it merged with John F. Kennedy High school to create Roncalli in 1969. | Center, 1990: A year before the school’s first walkathon. | Right, 2011: The year the circle reconstruction was completed. (Submitted photos) Beck Service Center and Beck Automotive

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1971 First musical: “Oklahoma” 2006 Turf installed at stadium Salutes Roncalli High School on 1972 First canned food drive 2006 Cool the School campaign (air condition- 1976 First sectional won by a Roncalli sports ing) 50 Years of Service to the South Side. team: baseball 2006 Hired an assistant principal for student 1976 First individual wrestling state champion: activities Donnie Mappes 2006 Paige Weber named National Volleyball Our Family sends its sincere 1977 First sectional won by a girls’ team: Setter of the Year Thanks and Appreciation! basketball 2006 Installed elevator to help students and 1978 First Senior Christian Awakening retreat guests in wheelchairs maneuver around building 1981 First state championship: volleyball 2007 First Rebel Media Network broadcast 1981 First male city athlete: John Kennedy 2008 Auxiliary (Bubble) Gym built 1982 First female city athlete: Ben Stallings ‘81 Amanda McClellan 2008 Hired first college counselor Suzanne Scheele Smock (Alfery) ‘13 1982 Summer Field Studies started 2010 Chapel of the Sacred Heart completed Katy Stallings ‘86 1985 First football state championship 2011 Circle reconstruction complete Bailey Briggeman ‘14 1987 First Academic All-Star: Laura Eizember 2012 First Teacher Pilgrimage to walk in the Ben Briggeman ‘92 footsteps of St. John XXIII 1991 First walkathon Kyle Stallings ‘15 2013 Life Academy created Emily Briggeman 1992 STARS program created 2014 Canonization of Saint John XXIII 1993 Roncalli earns its first of three Blue Rib- (Croshere) ‘94 Blake Amonett ‘16 bon School of Excellence awards (‘98, ‘03) 2014 RHS named Four Star School 1995 Roncalli moves to president/principal 2015 RHS receives National Board of Directors Marissa McClellan Anthony Stallings ‘17 model award (Garza) ‘08 1997 First capital campaign: raised $3.4 million 2016 RHS wins first baseball state champion- Alexandra ship 1997 Moved baseball stadium to southeast Ray Stallings ‘10 Stallings ‘19 end of campus 2016 Lindsey Corsaro named McDonald’s All-American 1997 First architecture national champion Andrew Stallings ‘13 Luke Briggeman ‘22 2016 RHS joins Circle City Conference 1998 First Rebelation 2016 School went one-to-one with Chrome- 1999 The Celebration for Roncalli (sock hop theme) books 1999 First softball state championship 2017 First Spanish-speaking school secretary 2000 Pope John XXIII (Angelo Roncalli) is hired to help with changing community beatified 2018 RHS wins first boys volleyball state 2002-2004 Roncalli wins three consecutive championship state football championships 2018 Nick Schnell named Gatorade Player of 2003 U.S. Department of Education National the Year and first-round draft pick in MLB Service Award 2018 For the first time in school history, Rachel 2004 Jason Werner wins Indiana Mr. Football Knierman won The Congressional Art 2006 Auditorium built: first production is “A Competition as a representative for Christmas Carol” Indiana. 2019 School yearbook (Reveille) and school newspaper win national awards. 10 Week of September 12-18, 2019 • ss-times.com COMMUNITY The Southside Times Mary Bryan Chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution celebrates Constitution Week

FEATURE While Independence Day celebrates the signing of the Declaration of Independence, fewer people know about Constitution Week. By Nancy Price The Daughters of the American Resolution (DAR) initiated the observance in 1955, when The Mary Bryan Chapter of the Daughters the organization petitioned U.S. Congress to of the Revolution in Greenwood is spreading dedicate the week of Sept. 17-23 as Constitu- awareness of the anniversary tion Week. Congress adopted the resolution. of the signing of the United On Aug. 2, 1956, then President Dwight D. Fun facts about States Constitution. Eisenhower signed it into Public Law #915. Constitution Week is cel- the Constitution of the “The framers created a Constitution that ebrated each year from Sept. translated into law the ideals upon which our 17-23. United States nation was built,” said DAR President Gen- Lou Ann Bennett, chair- L. Bennett eral Denise Doring VanBuren. “Their vision • Unlike the Declaration of Independence, person of the Constitution was so forward thinking that their words still Thomas Jefferson did not write or sign the committee for the Mary Bryan Chapter of guide us today. No American history educa- Constitution. He was in France at the time. the Daughters of the Revolution, said she tion can be complete without a thorough un- thinks it’s important for U.S. citizens to un- • At 81, Benjamin Franklin was the oldest derstanding of the impact the Constitution derstand the Constitution because “the pur- person to sign the Constitution. He was has had on the lives of American citizens, pose of the Constitution was to establish our in such poor health that he had to have past and present.” federal government.” help to sign it. For more information about Constitution “We provide handouts about the Constitu- Week, go to dar.org/national-society/edu- • It took 100 days to "frame" (create) the tion to local libraries and try to get articles in cation/constitution-week. For information Constitution. the paper,” she said. “We have in the past had about the Mary Bryan Chapter, go to : Ma- • Constitution Day is celebrated Sept. 17, Greenwood Mayor Mark Myers signed a the mayor of Greenwood do a proclamation ryBryanNSDAR or contact the registrar at the date it was signed in 1787. proclamation in 2017 declaring Sept. 17-23 as declaring Constitution Week for Greenwood.” Constitution Week. (Submitted photos) [email protected].

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What was Roncalli High TOP 10 REASONS 1 School’s name in 1966? ❏ A. Bishop Chartrand NORTH KOREA IS ❏ B. Sacred Heart ❏ C. St. Mary of the Woods PICKING A FIGHT ❏ D. John F. Kennedy Memorial By Torry Stiles Constitution Week 2 will begin next Dear readers: A recent discussion with Tuesday. Who was the some friends brought this list from April of oldest person to sign 2013 to mind. I unashamedly repeat it as the Constitution a reminder. in 1787? ❏ A. George Washington 10. They really have their sights set on a ❏ B. William Samuel Jackson vacation in Paris ... Paris, IL will do. ❏ C. Benjamin Franklin ❏ D. Thomas Jefferson 9. His father never hugged him. Gave him STARS & STRIKES ON THE SOUTHSIDE leadership of one of the most repressive Tammy Hanna owns Rustic regimes on the planet, but never hugged 3 Root in Beech Grove. What him. He's just looking for a hug. is her favorite item on the menu? The Southside Times is all about people Email your “Stars and Strikes” to news@ and our community. What do you like in ss-times.com. Julie Lockwood of Perry 8. One of their pep rallies got out of hand ❏ A. Chicken salad on a croissant your neighborhood? What don’t you like? Township contributed to this week's Stars and T-P-ing our football field wasn't ❏ B. BLT with herbed mayo Who has done something nice, no mat- and Strikes. enough to satisfy the crowd. ❏ C. Roasted chicken panini ter how small, and should be recognized? 7. Going for the big aids package: "We with sweet corn chicken declare war on Monday, be vanquished chowder ❏ Tuesday and rehabilitated beyond our D. Triple grilled cheese with to all the First Responders to the opening of the Ama- tomato basil soup Star: Star: wildest dreams by Friday night!" that keep us safe each and every zon fulfillment center in Green- 6. Had all these shiny tank-y and bomb-y What is the highest grossing day. May we never forget 9-11. May all wood Sept. 4, hiring more than Americans continue to act like we did 18 1,000 workers. doodads and didn't know what to do 4 horror movie of all time? with them. ❏ A. The Exorcist years ago on Sept. 12. ❏ B. The Sixth Sense Star: to Roncalli High School’s 5. Has to talk mean and tough because ❏ C. It Star: to the city of Beech Grove by 50th anniversary! the other leaders at the Presidents Club ❏ D. Jaws being recognized as the 5th safest make fun of a guy named Kim. city to live in, in 2019, by BACKGROUND 4. Beyoncé turned down their invite and CHECKS.org Great Job BGPD! went to Cuba instead. 3. Their government blocks CNN and Fox so they missed the whole Iraq/Afghani- stan thing. 2. That whole gun ban thing had them QUOTE OF THE WEEK convinced we'd be vulnerable. Which Southside Lions Club 1. Conquering South Korea is the only 5 will host an eye screening way they can get ESPN and HBO. for kids this month? ❏ A. Southport ❏ B. Beech Grove “Correction does much, BELIEVE IT! ❏ C. Greater Greenwood ❏ D. Franklin but encouragement does more.” Our nation has all sorts of arcane, nonsensical laws on the books. Each week, – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, we’ll share one with you … SEE ANSWERS ON PAGE 18. German poet In Fenwick Island, Delaware, it is illegal to have a picnic on a highway. Source: dumblaws.com ss-times.com • Week of September 12-18, 2019 13 The Southside Times VIEWS

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Lauren McColgan named to Bridget Dixey receives doctor’s Southport Lions Club to host University of Kentucky Dean’s List degree in veterinary medicine

September eye screenings for children Academics – Lauren McColgan of India- Academics – Bridget Dixey of Franklin napolis was named to the University of Ken- Township received a doctor’s degree in vet- The Southport Lions Club would like to This program has no cost and reservations tucky College of Arts and Sciences Spring erinary medicine degree from Lincoln Me- make your readers aware of our monthly are not required. 2019 Dean's List. During this term, Lauren's morial University-College of Veterinary free eye screening program for children ages For more information please contact Lion academic major was biology. To be included Medicine (LMU-CVM) in Harrogate, TN, 1 to 6. We will be at the Southport Public AJ Johnson at (317) 250-3556 or Lion Pau- on the dean's list, students must have com- May 18. Dixey received her bachelor’s de- Library, 2630 E. Stop 11 Road on Tuesday/ line Ulrey at (317) 374-7294. pleted 12 or more credits during a semester gree in science from Purdue University and Wednesday/Thursday, Sept. 17-19. Screen- for letter grades with at least a 3.60 GPA. her master’s degree in science from Lincoln ings will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day. Thank you, Memorial University. She is the daughter of Lion AJ Johnson the late Michael Dixey and Debra Dixey.

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ACROSS 1. Miss Johnson County crown 6. Indiana tax IDs Puzzle Time 10. I-465 rig 14. IU Health drip source 15. Kevin Gregory weather word 16. Declare 17. Local music group in a Porter County city? 19. Timid 20. ___America Tower 21. Knitting stitch 22. Gushes 24. Very, informally 25. Norse god 26. Mediocre 29. "Humbug!" 31. Mink's kin 35. Hitchhikes on I-65 38. Captain Nemo's sub 40. Tummy muscles 41. Local home of a Gauguin painting in a WWII battle site? 43. Luck miscue, briefly 44. Way to sway 46. Nosedive 48. Church council 49. Dine late 51. Ascend 52. Holcomb denial 54. German auto maker DOWN 11. "...happily ___ after" 32. Russian pancake 57. Photo device 1. DVR option 12. Beech Grove HS track event 33. Breathing organs 60. Vet's affliction 2. Dr. Pavlov 13. Ticks off 34. Ms. Lauder 61. Popular pond fish 18. Shag, e.g. 36. Mike Heimel Auction 3. Competent 64. Third male 23. USPS part customer 4. Mark Battles music genre 65. Local playhouse in gym wear? 24. Pop's wife 37. Personal ad abbr. 5. Awestruck 68. Jeff's partner 25. Siam Square cuisine 39. Victory Field arbiter 6. Sacred beetle 69. "___ does it!" 26. Pacers figs. 42. Approximately 7. Dirt 45. Something new 70. Art stand 27. "Wow!" 8. Rejections 47. ss-times.com, e.g. 71. Crafty website 28. Rep. Brooks 9. Splash about 50. Bob Evans "baked" side 72. Modern-day "carpe diem" 30. Southside Farmers Market 73. Janitor's supply 10. Japanese warrior pear 53. "Yum!" 55. LA winter hrs. 56. Ford flop 57. Showed up GRIEF RECOVERY SUPPORT GROUP 58. Border on Whether your grief is fresh or recurring, the Grief- Share group is designed to help with your journey. 59. Citi Field team This special 13 week program is a place for those 60. Ring out who are grieving the loss of a loved one to be around others who understand the pain of your loss. CHECK OUT 61. Lip smack At GriefShare learn valuable information to help OUR NEW, 62. Classic cookie you through this difficult time in your life. USER-FRIENDLY 63. "___ turn up" WEBSITE! 66. The Southside Times reporter's query 67. Hoosier Park stable diet Fridays, beginning September 13th 6:30 p.m. One Christian Church 2901 E. Banta Rd. , 46227 • 317-787-8236 ss-times.com Answers See page 18. ss-times.com • Week of September 12-18, 2019 15 The Southside Times PERRY TOWNSHIP MARKETPLACE

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Perry Township Schools SAVE THESE DATES Board of Education HARVEST FEST OCT. 5-6 seeking replacement for board member Yellow Freestone Peaches Board of Education – The Perry Town- Gala & Honeycrisp ship Schools Board of Education will Apples have an opening for a board member, effective October 2019. Board mem- Our Own Pears Perry Township elementary ber Collin Fultz will resign, as he is Perry Kiwanis Frozen Cider & Slush schools partner with moving out of state. During his tenure, Collin provided thoughtful feedback inducts Jack Sandlin Big Green Indy to build in the best interest of our students, Fresh Produce Kiwanis induction – Learning Gardens and we wish the Fultz family well in Jack Sandlin (cen- Fresh Cider their next adventure. Candidates in- ter) was inducted into Perry Kiwanis re- Starting Saturday, Sept. 14! Health and fitness – Several Perry terested in serving as a school board cently by treasurer Scott Splichal (right), Township elementary schools, includ- member should submit a resume and with assistance from sponsor and past ing Rosa Parks Elementary, are part- cover letter explaining why they would president Jeff Udrasols. Sandlin cur- nering with Big Green Indy to build like to serve on the board through rently serves in the Indiana Senate rep- Learning Gardens. Pictured is Big Dec. 31, 2022, the duration of the resenting Dist. 36, which includes much Adrian Orchards Green Indy Garden Educator Matt term. Please a send resume and cover of Perry Township. He is a retired law (317) 784-0550 • 500 W. EPLER • (317) 784-7783 Davis, helping Rosa Parks students letter by Monday, Sept. 23 at noon to enforcement officer and small busi- HOURS: Mon. - Sat.: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sun. 12 - 5 p.m. pour soil into their garden. Students [email protected] ness owner. A native of Indianapolis, in grades 2-5 were invited to plant gar- or to 6548 Orinoco Ave., Indianapolis, he graduated from Greenwood High dens in the schoolyard. They planted an IN 46227, Attention: Mr. Pat Mapes. School and received an M.B.A. degree EVENT assortment of fall vegetables. Big Green Appointment of the position will take from Indiana Wesleyan University. He is building a national school food cul- place October 2019. and his wife Lydia have one daughter ture that promotes youth wellness. The and three grandchildren. Kiwanis holds organization connects kids to real food fundraising events throughout the year, through a network of Learning Gar- including its concession stand at Baxter JOIN US FOR dens and food literacy programs. Af- YMCA, which started Aug. 24, its re- ter students plant and harvest the pro- cent golf outing and its February chili THE ANNUAL duce, they will feast on the veggies. cook-off. Community programs sup- When school is not in session, any har- ported include college scholarships, vested food will be given to food pan- Baxter YMCA and Riley Hospital for tries to families in need. Children, among others. Crafts & More FINANCES RETAIL FAIR MAIN STREET MUSIC RENTALS • SALES • REPAIRS at Perry Meridian Middle School 202 W. Meridian School Road, Indianapolis, 46217 FREE RENTAL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH Present this coupon for 2 Months Free Rent 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. on School Band & Orchestra Instrument MAIN STREET MUSIC • (317) 788-4598 UNIQUE HANDMADE ITEMS, PARTY LINES, 528 MAIN STREET, BEECH GROVE, 46107 JEWELRY, GIFTS, FOOD AND MORE! OVER 100 LOCAL VENDORS Violin • Viola • Cello • Percussion • Clarinet Flute • Trumpet • Trombone • Piccolo • Alto Sax $2 ADMISSION AT THE DOOR Tenor Sax • Baritone Horn • Euphonium • and more! CHILDREN 12 & UNDER ARE FREE

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BEECH GROVE Indy Story Slam • Storytelling Arts of Indiana is partnering with Garfield Park Arts Center and WFYI to present six Indy Story Slams during its 2019- Beech Grove Fall Festival • Sponsored by the 2020 regular season. The first one on Sept. 19 will Beech Grove Promoters Club, the free annual fall be included among the attractions of the Garfield event includes local performers, DJ and karaoke Park Biergarten. Fans of The Moth Radio Hour and each night on the stage at Fourth and Main streets similar spoken-word events all over the country and amusement rides by Poor Jacks Amusements. can share their stories here at home or just come to Food will be provided by local vendors, Poor Jacks listen and support other members of our growing and local not-for-profit groups. As well, the Beech storytelling community. Biergarten hours are 5:30-9 Grove Senior Citizen Center at 6th Avenue and p.m. $10. | When: Sept. 19, 6 p.m. | Where: Garfield Main Street invites visitors to stop by and enjoy Park Conservatory Dr. | Info: storytellingarts.com. “the best chili this side of Texas,” in addition to hot dogs, homemade desserts and several raffles. | Bike Rodeo • This free family event includes a When: Sept. 11-13; Wednesday-Friday, from 6-11 drawing for a free youth bike, helmet fitting, ob- p.m. and Saturday, from 1-11 p.m. A parade on Sat- stacle courses, a group bike ride, safety tips and urday will be held at noon on Main Street (17th- rules of the road. | When: Sept. 28, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 8th avenues). | Where: Main Street between 7th | Where: Garfield Christian Church, 1751 Walker and 3rd avenues. | Info: bgpromoters.org. Ave. | Info: IMPD Officer Jason Hayes at (317) 327- 6339 or [email protected]. FRANKLIN GREENWOOD 2019 Nimble Thimbles Quilt Show • Over 200 quilts on display; an old-fashioned quilting bee. Firehouse Day Miniature Golf Fest • The Green- Bee-sew inspired; quilts surround you with love, wood Kiwanis Club will host its third annual Fire- beauty and warmth. Show times are as follows: house Day golf fest. The event features putt-putt golf Friday, Sept. 20: 4-8:30 p.m. Special Friday event: and other children’s activities. Prizes will be awarded. hors d’oeuvres at 6 p.m. and speaker Deb Strain, The Greenwood Fire Department and Sparky the top moda designer, artist and quilter at 7 p.m. Fire Dog will be on hand to give tours of fire trucks SOUTH CENTRAL DUCKS UNLIMITED Saturday, Sept. 21: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Special Saturday and give special items to families. Food and drinks events: mini-demonstrations every hour on the will be available. Proceeds will go to help underwrite hour. Weekend pass: $10 in advance; $12 at the the Greenwood Fire Department’s fire safety pro- door; day pass (Saturday only): $5; children under gram. | When: Sept. 14, 1-6 p.m. | Where: Otte Golf Annual Fundraising 12 are free. | When: Sept. 20, 4-8:30 p.m.; Sept. 21, & Family Fun Center, 681 Sheek Road. | Info: Richard 9 a.m.-3 p.m. | Where: Scott Hall, Johnson County Isenhour at (317) 442-7456; kiwanisgreenwoodin. Fairgrounds, 250 Fairground St. | Info: For tickets com or : Kiwanis Club of Greenwood. or more information, contact Sharon at (317) 690- Banquet & Gun Bash 5020 or Cora at (317) 862-5262. Hour of Prayer • In the wake of the numerous mass killings we are experiencing in America, Greenwood Come join us at the annual GARFIELD PARK Presbyterian Church would like to invite members of all local churches and the general public to par- ticipate in a multi-denominational, nonpartisan gun bash and see how many awesome Community Health Fair • Garfield Christian hour of prayer. Jesus commanded his followers to Church is sponsoring a community health fair. This pray, certain that it makes a difference in a world full guns you could go home with! is free to all and will include certain health screen- of opposition to God’s will. Everyone is welcome. ings, coupons for lung and heart scans and infor- Please join us! | When: Sept. 15, 3 p.m. | Where: There will be raffles, games, food, & fun for the entire family! mation regarding how to care for yourself and Greenwood Presbyterian Church, 102 W. Main St. | those with health conditions. Registered nurses Info: (317) 760-6216; [email protected]. and other health professionals will be on hand to answer any questions you may have. Please join Center Grove High School Class of 1969 50th September 24, 2019 | 6 p.m. us. | When: Sept. 14, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. | Where: Gar- Reunion • Visit with your old friends and find out Dyes Walk Country Club, Greenwood IN field Christian Church, 1751 E. Walker Ave., Fellow- what your classmates have been up to! Check ship Hall. | Info: (317) 786-6476; garfieldchristian- in starts at 11:45 a.m. | When: Sept. 15, 2-6 p.m. Tickets: $35.00 Single | $60.00 Couple [email protected]; garfieldcc.org. | Where: Barn at Bay Horse Inn, 1468 W. Stones Tickets purchased before Sept. 17, 2019 will be Crossing Road. | Info: Jeanne at (317) 216-5991. entered into the early bird drawing. Rummage and Bake Sale • Large annual Rum- mage & Bake Sale. | When: Sept 21, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. | TO PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS, Where: 5293 Old Smith Valley Road. | Info: sharon- Please visit www.ducks.org/indiana/events or contact [email protected]. Logan Lloyd (317) 748-3509 | Bob Lucas (317) 402-7337

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★★★✩✩ • R • Drama, Fantasy, Horror • 2 hours, 49 minutes An Affordable Assisted Lifestyle Community It Chapter 2 An impactful film held back by technical quirks for the Older Adult. CELEBRATING 1 YEAR! MOVIE REVIEW his own mother, Mike is struggling with an in- cal aspects, and more specifically, the direc- APARTMENTS tense obsession with the supernatural in Der- tion and special effects work often distracts ARE LIMITED. ry, Richie turned his skill of handling trauma from the most important elements of the By Bradley Lane with comedy into a career, Ben became a suc- story. The direction is almost uniformly un- cessful and conventionally attractive architect inspired in sections of the film designed to Andy Muschietti’s It (2017) is currently the but is deeply lonely in his successes and Bill scare audiences. There is an overreliance on highest grossing horror film of all time. Natu- became a celebrated author, despite the uni- cheap and dull jump scares, Dutch angles rally then, adapting Stephen King’s work be- versal claim that his endings are awful. How- (a technique that tilts the camera to denote came the hottest trend in Hollywood horror. ever, when Mike finally discovers proof that psychological tension in the subject being Since the success of It there have been have Pennywise is back in Derry, he calls the Los- filmed) and strobe lighting effects. The film feature films adapted from King’s work and ers club back to defeat him, once and for all. is at its weakest when it neglects its more in- there are currently two set to release later this The most striking aspect of It Chapter 2 is teresting character moments, to focus on the year and three more in development. Unfor- just how well the cast represents the charac- more crowd pleasing scary sequences. It gets Amenities Services tunately, these films have lacked the quality of • Private apartment with full, ters presented in the first film. Not only do the so caught up in these horror signifiers that it It, more than likely due to rushed production private bathroom actors physically resemble the child actors loses focus on what makes It so special in the to cash in on the current King craze. It Chap- • Kitchenette with sink, refrigerator they replaced, but they also present a logical first place, its characters. ter 2 promises to be more than just another and microwave progression of their characters. Twenty-sev- Despite these missteps, the film’s finale is remake though, because it is written and di- • Ample closet space en years have passed since the events of the extremely cathartic and ultimately expresses rected by the team that started the trend, and • Individually controlled heating and first film, and while some character elements a compelling message about overcoming trau- air conditioning not just another imitator. and mannerisms have remained consistent, ma and the role friendship plays in that battle. • Carpet in living and sleeping areas Similar to the 1990 mini-series, the sec- they have all grown in convincing ways since • Linoleum in kitchen and ceramic tile ond half of the adaptation introduces the au- the first film. Throughout the film its most in bathroom dience to the original cast of characters from Bradley is a Beech Grove High School compelling element is how the characters alumnus and has been enamored by • Emergency call devices in bathroom the first half as adults. Most find themselves deal with their own personal issues as they film for as long as he can remember. and bedroom in similar, if not downright identical scenari- He is currently in his third year studying interact and collaborate with one another to • Pre-wired for cable TV and telephone os. Beverly is dealing with an abusive spouse at IUPUI, majoring in Media and Public stop Pennywise. Affairs with a minor in Film. Bradley can • Mini-blinds provided rather than an abusive father, Eddie married Unfortunately, while the character devel- be contacted at [email protected]. an overly controlling woman eerily similar to opment shines in It Chapter 2, the techni- Services • Ongoing health monitoring and nursing assessments Calendar continued from page 16. Cala with RSVP and/or questions: (317) 885-1026. Cost is $30. Register on at Class of 79 link. | • Assistance with activities for daily living: When: Sept. 21, 6-10 p.m. | Where: Muckey Duck bathing, dressing, walking, personal The Cultivating Garden Club • Topic: “Plant Your Banquet Hall, 4425 Southport Crossings Way. | grooming and hygiene Garden, Garden Your Plan.” Speaker: Carol Michael, Info: Bob White at (317) 220-2172. Children’s Concert • The Greater Greenwood • Medication reminders and assistance author of Potted and Pruned: Living a Gardening • Three restaurant-style meals daily Community Band will hold a free children’s con- Life. New members are welcome. | When: Sept. 19, cert. From Disney fan favorites to classic cartoon plus snacks 6 p.m. | Where: St. John’s UCC, U.S. 31 & Southport WHITELAND • Weekly housekeeping and laundry services melodies, this will be a concert that will appeal to Road. | Info: Diana Williams: (317) 258-7916. all ages. This is a free concert open to the public. • Assistance with transportation needs Free refreshments, balloon animals and tempo- Resource Fair • This resource fair, sponsored by • 24-hour staffng and reception desk rary tattoos will be provided; plus, we will have a the Johnson County Transition Council, is to help • Range of interesting and varied programs gift give-away! A special hands-on demonstration students with valuable information as they tran- and events of the instruments begins at 3 p.m. | When: Sept. sition from high school. Vocational rehabilitation • Medicaid accepted 22, 4 p.m. | Where: Surina Park, 100 Surina Way. | and more than 30 other providers will offer infor- Info: greenwoodband.org. mation about employment, educational resourc- Due to growth we are hiring few good people. es, housing and other services for people with dis- LPN’S, QMA’S and CNA’S. abilities. Vendor door prizes. The ARC will conduct Beech Grove Chamber Inaugural Mini Golf Out- 2019 Perry Seniors & Friends Golf Outing • We a presentation on SSI from 7-8 p.m. Light refresh- ing • Our Inaugural Mini Golf Outing will include a will have 136 golfers ready to enjoy a day of golf, ments and child friendly activities will be avail- food truck, bar, games, contests and prizes. Join us cart, green fees, lunch/dinner, prizes and educa- able. Child care will not be provided. | When: Sept. for a fun afternoon of food, games and networking. tion from our sponsors. Registration begins at 19, 6:30-8 p.m. | Where: Whiteland High School, Cost is $20 per player or $80 for a foursome. This is an 10:30 a.m., sponsors take their places at 11:30 a.m. 300 Main St. North Building, Tracy Road, enter event for those at or over the age of 21. Registration and golf starts at noon. Dinner will start when door #5 (behind the Taco Bell). | Info: : Johnson is required. | When: Sept. 27; noon-4 p.m. | Where: the golfers come in at about 5:30 p.m. All mon- CTY Transition Council. Otte Family Fun Center, 681 Sheek Road, Green- ies earned at this charitable event are donated to wood. | Info: beechgrovechamber.org/golf-outing. Perry Senior Citizens Services, a nonprofit organi- zation supporting senior citizens in Perry Town- 7th Annual Ladies Tea & Luncheon • This annual ship. Call now to reserve your spot or sponsor- For more information, call tea and luncheon will feature lasagna, fruit fluff ship! | When: Sept. 25, shotgun at noon. | Where: and Christmas cookies (Christmas theme). A Shoe- Winding River Golf Course, 8015 Mann Road. | Info: 317-885-4446 box Ministry recipient will share their experience (317) 783-9231; perryseniors.org. of receiving a shoebox and how it impacted their ENJOY YOUR WEEK! life. We will also enjoy our own Good News Pup- Visit ss-times.com for 8601 South Shelby Street pets. Tickets are $10 per lady, $5 per child and $5 SOUTHPORT Indianapolis, Indiana 46227 per table for the hostess. | When: Sept. 15, 2 p.m. weekly news and events. hellenicseniorliving-indianapolis.com | Where: Christ United Methodist Church in Fel- Southport High School 40th Class Reunion • Managed by Gardant Management Solutions lowship Hall, 8540 U.S. 31 S. | Info: Please call Susie Join your classmates for your 40th class reunion. 18 Week of September 12-18, 2019 • ss-times.com LIFESTYLE The Southside Times How to capitalize on being a word nerd

The second B is for borders of countries, states, W is for bodies of water. The Red River separates GRAMMAR GUY Oklahoma from Texas. The Southern Ocean wasn’t counties and regions. Always capitalize Jamaica, a thing when I was in school. You get the idea. New Jersey, Jakarta and Jefferson County. By Curtis Honeycutt M is for mountains. Be careful when climbing T is for titles. “Titles” relates to people (Dr. Quinn), Mount Doom; you might drop your jewelry into it. I’m about to hit you with a mnemonic de- formal job titles (when the job title immediately Puzzle Time Answers vice that will bring the armies of men into precedes the person’s name: Emperor Palpatine, Finally, S is for streets. Good luck finding a place SEE PAGE 14 peace with the wood elves. That’s right; I have and book and movie titles (The Hunt for Red Octo- where the streets have no name, because people one device to rule them all when it comes to ber). You’ll notice I didn’t capitalize “for” in the pre- love naming things. The president lives at 1600 Answers to HOOSIER HODGEPODGE: remembering the eight rules of capitalization, vious title. In titles, do capitalize the first word, ad- Pennsylvania Ave. Although The Beatles sang Retailers: COSTCO, HOME DEPOT, and it comes from Lord of the Rings. Is this go- jectives, nouns and the last word. Do not capitalize about Penny Lane, their recording studio was on KROGER, TARGET, WALGREENS, ing to be nerdy? You betcha. Are you ready? conjunctions (including and, but and or), articles Abbey Road. WALMART; (a, an, the) or prepositions (including for, to or by). Whenever you want to recall what gets capi- Opponents: MARYLAND, MICHIGAN, NEBRASKA, PURDUE, RUTGERS; talized, just remember “Forgetful Bilbo Bag- P is for people. Always capitalize people’s names Forgetful Bilbo Baggins took Pippin into gins took Pippin into Sam’s watermelon mar- (Frodo, Sauron, Gandalf, etc.). Sam’s watermelon marmalade store. Memo- Movies: JOKER, JUDY, KLAUS, MIDWAY; malade store.” It’s as simple as that. rize that and you’ll be able to harness all the Honorees: BOB MARLEY, RADIOHEAD, I is for I. Yes, an I for an I. Capitalize the word “I.” powers of capitalization against the terrible RAMONES; Again, many of our robot devices do this for us au- Flavors: CHERRY, VANILLA; is for the first letter in a sentence. This is an easy gaze of the Eye of Sauron. F tomatically. Also, make sure to never stare directly Route: RED LINE one. Always capitalize the first letter in a sentence. into the Eye of Sauron; it will haunt your dreams Your phone automatically does it, as does your for 1,000 eternities. Curtis Honeycutt is an award- computer’s word processing software. That’s why winning syndicated humor Southside New Quiz God invented Clippy. is for schools, including colleges and universi- columnist. Connect with him on S SEE PAGE 12 ties. Although I don’t think Gandalf ever taught at Twitter (@curtishoneycutt) or at B stands for buildings and other manmade struc- Hogwart’s School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, I’m curtishoneycutt.com. 1. D , 2. C, 3. B, 4. C, 5. A tures. This means we need to capitalize the Statue sure they’d let him substitute. of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower and the Brooklyn Bridge.

Whiteland High School football player dies suddenly

FEATURE in himself and turned him from a football player to a beast on the field." Ryan's favorite thing to do besides By Angela Morefield sports was to play video games, mostly Overwatch and the Destiny series. He de- The town of Whiteland is grieving the loss scribed himself as a gamer. His favorite of a beloved high school sophomore and cartoon movie was Finding Nemo, and like football player. his father, Ryan had a great love for super- Ryan David Latham, son of Stephen heroes. And food. and Carol Latham, was only 15 years old "He loved all the food except mush- when he passed away from Sudden Cardi- rooms and blueberries. He was an equal ac Death (SCD) unexpectedly in his sleep opportunity diner. But he loved pistachios, Aug. 24. beef jerky, for snacks." Carol said. "He Ryan, nicknamed “RyGuy,” and “Big Sug- loved all music and was unashamed of his ar,” was all about life, according to his par- love for Katy Perry songs." ents. They said his eyes were filled with Stephen remembered that just nights be- wonder and joy, and his heart was full of fore Ryan’s passing, they sat together for al- love for his family; that may have been be- most two hours at Ryan’s his little brother’s cause somehow, he knew his life would (Renny) football practice, just talking. Some be short. about football, some about life. "It’s the last The Lathams held a memorial four days Ryan David Latham. (Submitted photo) solid conversation I had with him,” Stephen later. The Whiteland High School foot- Latham said. "I'll always hold on to that." ball field filled with nearly 1,000 of Ryan’s Ryan was funny, kind, gentle and always friends and family. The colors orange and happy, according to Carol. "One of my fa- blue filled the seats in memory of his love Niki Garod, a close friend of the vorite things was when we went on vaca- for football and his team. Ryan was a line- Lathams, organized a GoFundMe account, tion this year; he bought a snorkel mask. man at Whiteland High School, and he Ryan Latham Memorial Fund. The Latham He was absolutely amazed by it and was so could not wait to be on that field, according family has started a scholarship fund in excited every time he went underwater." to Carol. "(During) his fourth-grade foot- Ryan’s name. Any money left after funer- she said. "Ryan was always amazed and ex- ball season, his coaches Chris Emberton, al expenses will go toward the scholar- cited by the little things. I wish we could all Brent Denham and Jesse Denham penned ship fund. Ryan would want nothing more stay that way, with that childlike mindset him with the nickname, ‘Big Sugar,’” she than to help another student reach their and light in our eyes." said. “They gave him so much confidence dreams, according to his parents. ss-times.com • Week of September 12-18, 2019 19 The Southside Times FOR THE RECORD Obituaries “Jr.” Whitlock and Felecia Whitlock. David is survived Quinton L. Heintzelman Lucille F. Jordan OBITUARIES by his wife, Carla (Bocock) Fletcher; sons, Matthew Wallen, Aaron Michael Wallen and Collin Weddle; Quinton L. “Dutch” Heintzelman, 98, of Indianapolis, Lucille F. Jordan, 96, of Greenwood, died Sept. 4, grandchildren, Zackary Wallen, Athena Wallen and died Sept. 7, 2019. He was born Jan. 26, 1921 in 2019. She was born March 20, 1923 in Indianapolis Jane Elizabeth Baker Jaxson Wade; cousins, Rebecca Whitlock Bell (Curtis), Andreas, PA to the late Norton B. and Laura (Wehr) to the late Fred and Bertha Heintzelman. He graduated in 1938 from Lehighton Johantgen. Lucille was a graduate Jane Elizabeth Baker, 68, of Indianapolis, died Sept. Stacia Whitlock Wilcox (Joe) and Freddie Whitlock; High School. Quinton served in the United States of Washington High School and had 2, 2019. She was born in Tiffin, OH to the late H and a host of other family and friends. Visitation Airforce during WWII and then Commissioned as worked for L.S. Ayres for many years. Ray and Aleta Lois Zimmerman. After graduating will be Sept. 13 at Newcomer - Indianapolis Chapel, 2nd Lieutenant, Observer/Flight Engineer. Quinton She loved to play games, she was high school, Jane attended Heidelberg University 925 E. Hanna Ave., 46227 from 4-8 p.m. Additional retired as a mechanical engineer from Allison in a Euchre Club for over 50 years in Tiffin and graduated near the head of her class. visitation will be held Sept. 14 from 10 a.m. until his Transmission after 37 years of employment. He was and also enjoyed Pokeno, Bunco She worked as a charge nurse at Parkland Hospital funeral service at 11 a.m. at Northside Church of preceded in death by his wife, E. Jean Heintzelman; and Bingo. When her children in Dallas during her nursing career. She is survived Christ, 1356 5th Ave. Terre Haute, IN 47807. Burial brothers, Franklin Heintzelman, Luther Heintzelman were young, she was part of the Alter Society at by her husband David A. Baker; her son, Kevin Ray will follow at Grandview Cemetery. and David Heintzelman; and son-in-law, Bruce St. Catherine Catholic Church. She was part of the Baker; her daughter, Annette Marie Bradfield; and Worster. Dutch is survived by his daughters, auxiliary at the American Legion and the VFW Post seven grandchildren, Angel Baby Baker, Jamie Ray Raymond L. Gordon Nancy J. Worster, Diana L. (Donald) Riley and 1120 where she was a past president. Lucille was Baker, Alex David Bradfield, Travis Lee Bradfield, Tyler Raymond L. "Shag" Gordon, 86, of Indianapolis, Pamela S. (Julian) Desir; grandchildren, Kelly (Josh) also active with her husband at the Msgr. James M. Anthony Bradfield and Samantha Faith Bradfield. She died Aug. 28, 2019. He was born Dec. 12, 1932 in Forey, Jennifer (Doug) Bushee, Stephanie (Keith) Downey Council 3660, Knights of Columbus. She is also survived by many great-grandchildren, along Boyle County, KY to the late Enoch Sainsbury, Justin (Laura) Wray, Kevin (Stacey) Wray; was preceded in death by her husband, Herbert with numerous extended family and close friends. A and Zona Denton Gordon. Shag great-grandchildren, Jonathan, Laura, Quinton, Ava, Jordan in 1980; son, Gary Jordan; and all her siblings. service was held Sept. 6, 2019 in the Lauck & Veldhof married Joan E. Van Zandt Dec. Alex, Liam, Evelyn and Elliot; a great-great grandson, Survivors include her children, Donna Duncan, Joyce Funeral & Cremation Services, 1458 S. Meridian St. 11, 1961, and was employed with Evan; and a brother, Kermit (Elaine) Heintzelman. McAllister, Gloria (Don) Need and Mark (Sherry) Schwitzer Corporation for 27 years, Visitation will be held Sept. 13, from 5-8 p.m. at Jordan; 13 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; Shannon Troy Burnett and then with the Department Saint Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, 2525 E. and five great-great-grandchildren. A mass of Shannon Troy Burnett, 55, of Bargersville, died Sept. of Public Works for the City of 11th St., Indianapolis, IN 46201. Additional visitation Christian burial was celebrated Sept. 9 at Sacred 1, 2019. He was born Nov. 29, 1963 in Indianapolis Indianapolis for 10 years, retiring in will be held Sept. 14 from 10 a.m. until the time of Heart Catholic Church. Burial followed in St. Joseph to Kenneth Troy and Carol Jean Burnett. He was 1997. He was a member of Church of Jesus Christ service at 11 a.m. at the church. Dutch will be buried Cemetery. Arrangements and care were provided by employed at the State of Indiana as a database of Apostolic Faith. He was preceded in death by his with military honors in Concordia Cemetery. Lauck & Veldhof Funeral & Cremation Services. administrator. Shannon was an avid baseball brothers, William “Bud” Gordon, Edward Gordon fan and he enjoyed traveling to multiple states, and Frank Gordon; and sisters, Louise Johnson and John W. Hingle III Maria Evelyn Lowes scorekeeping, driving thousands of miles and Bonnie Casey. Shag is survived by his wife of 57 years, John W. Hingle III, 81, of Beech Grove, died Sept. 4, Marcia Evelyn Lowes of Mooreland, IN, died Aug. watching countless games through t-ball, travel Joan Gordon; children, Michael R. Gordon (Melissa), 2019. John was born to the late John W. and Virginia 31, 2019. She was 64 years old. Marcia was born in and Center Grove High School baseball. He was Michelle R. Patrick and Cynthia K. Gordon; brother, Hingle. John was a loving husband, Beech Grove on March 24, 1955 to the late Malcolm preceded in death by his parents, Troy and Carol George M. Gordon (Shirley); six grandchildren; and father and grandfather. He loved and Bernice (Outcalt) Lowes. After graduating from Burnett. Shannon is survived by his sister, Debbie 13 great-grandchildren. A funeral service was held to play golf, watch old movies and high school, Marcia went on to become a respiratory Burnett Hochstetler (Vince Hochstetler); his wife, Sept. 5, at Shirley Brothers Thompson Road Chapel, reading the news online. John was therapist, serving many patients at hospitals and Denise Hunter Burnett; and children, Mallory and 3333 East Thompson Road. preceded in death by his brother, nursing homes throughout central Indiana. She Hunter Burnett. Services were held Sept. 7 at G. Donald M. Hingle. John is survived enjoyed helping others. Marcia rescued many dogs, H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home at The Pete James Gravos by his wife of 57 years, Carole cats and horses. In addition to her parents, Marcia Gardens of Olive Branch, 1605 S. State Road 135. He Pete James Gravos, 92, of Indianapolis, died Sept. 6, Hingle; children, John W. (Susan) was preceded in death by her only son, Ryan C. was buried in The Gardens at Olive Branch. 2019. Pete was born May 7, 1927 in Gorgopotamos, Hingle IV, Christine Hingle and Susan Hingle; Lowes. She is survived by her lifelong partner, Mike Greece, a son of James and Athenecia Gravos. Pete grandchildren, John, Abigail, Greyson, Madeline Yoder; granddaughter, Trinity Elyse Lowes; sisters, Shirley Kay Faubion came with his father to the United States as a young and Sophia, and sister, Geraldine Turner; along with Mary Eileen Tolle (John) and Effie Marie Hogue (Tom), Shirley Kay Faubion, 89, died Sept. 5, 2019 in child. He graduated from Shortridge High School many nieces and nephews. Services were entrusted as well as her three doges, Missy, Zion and Junie B. Indianapolis. Shirley was born to the late Clarence and was employed as a civil engineer with the State to Little & Sons, Beech Grove Chapel. Services were held Sept. 7 at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Nave Hawley and Mary Virginia Fitzgerald in Clinton, of Indiana, retiring in 2003. In addition to his parents, Service and Crematory-Franklin Township Chapel. IN. On Feb. 27, 1959, Shirley married William Homer, he was preceded in passing by a brother and a sister. Sharon Holcomb who preceded her in death in 1991. Shirley was Pete is survived by his daughter, Theresa (Gravos) Sharon Holcomb, 69, of Indianapolis, died Sept. 2, Linda D. Massengale a member of Wallace Street Presbyterian Church, and Kerry Hopwood; his granddaughter, Stephanie 2019. All services are private. Funeral arrangements Linda D. Massengale, 65, of Indianapolis, died also serving on various committees. She was a Gravos; as well as a great-grandson, Adrian Gravos. have been entrusted to The Cremation Society of Sept. 6, 2019. She was born in Verdun, France to teacher and retired from IPS school #54 in the mid- Visitation will be Sept. 14, 10 a.m.-noon at the Indiana, 4115 S. Shelby St., Indianapolis, IN 46227. Albert & Vivian (Harris) Bault on March 9, 1954. She 80s. Shirley is survived by five children, William Singleton Community Mortuary and Memorial was raised in Logansport, IN and graduated from Mark Faubion, Nancy K. (Faubion) Plunkett, Linda Center, followed by burial at Round Hill Cemetery. Logansport High School in 1972. She attended (Faubion) McClain (John), Teresa (Faubion) Struck Ryan Gregory Jones Western Apostolic Bible College, majoring in (Steven) and Bonnie (Faubion) Campfield (David); Judith Grover Ryan Gregory Jones, 33, of Bargersville, died Sept. theology, in Stockton, CA. She married Timothy 12 grandchildren, Jennifer White, Michael McClain, Mrs. Judith Grover, 77, of Greenwood, died Sept. 2, 2, 2019. Born June 7, 1986 in Lansing, Michigan, he Massengale April 2, 1977. Upon graduation, they Brian McClain, Amber McClain, Heather Sexton, 2019. She was born July 28, 1942 in Wilkes-Barre, was a 2005 graduate of Center Grove High School. assisted in several churches before evangelizing for Joshua Grever, Victoria Faubion, Nicholas Faubion, Pennsylvania, the daughter of the late Marshall He was a field operations manager for Marksmen sevn years throughout the USA and Canada. In 1990 Bon Struck, Madeline Struck, Cynthia Todd and and Dorothy Feldman. She graduated from Construction. He was skilled in building trades. An they moved to Indianapolis to teach at Indiana Bible Christina Smith. Shirley is also survived by 10 great- Wilkes-Barre High School and then graduated avid Colts fan, he enjoyed a competitive sports game. College. Linda was a sign language teacher and grandchildren, including Sadie, Blaine, Lenox, Tenley, from General Hospital School of Nursing in Ryan enjoyed the outdoors; he liked to fish and ride interpreter with a passion for children’s ministries. Geneva, Adam, Chrislynn, Brayden, Bentley and one Wilkes-Barre. She worked as a registered nurse four-wheelers. He was preceded in death by an infant Linda was preceded in death by her parents; and more on the way. Services were held Sept. 9 at Wilson for both Community Hospital South and the sister, Melissa Dawn Jones; and grandparents, Charles a brother, Marcus Bault. Linda is survived by her St. Pierre Funeral Service and Crematory, Franklin Surgery Center in Indianapolis for over 40 years Don & Delores Jones; and Maurice Gerking. Survivors husband, Tim; daughters & son-in-law, Ashley & Township Chapel, 5950 East Thompson Road. before retiring in 2012. She attended St. Barnabas include his mother, Shelley Hughes; his father, Isaac Clark and Alexis Rice; grandchildren, Jaxon, Catholic Church. Judy is survived by her husband, Richard Jones; a sister, Lindsay (Damian) Szostak; Luna, Kyvan, Payton and Emily; siblings, Richard David Lee Fletcher Robert D. (Bob) Grover; her sons and their wives, maternal grandparents, Jan & Joe Lubbehusen; Bault and Victoria Woolever; and a host of other nephews, Luca Ryan Szostak and Brock Pierle; a David Lee Fletcher, 52, of Indianapolis, died Sept. Robert D. and Elise Grover and David M. and Jenny family and friends. Visitation was held Sept. 9 at niece, Leola Marie Szostak; aunts and uncles, Greg 3, 2019. David enjoyed sports, Grover; her grandchildren, Alicia (Robert) Hack, Newcomer Cremation, Funerals & Receptions, 925 Gerking, Amanda (Martin) Pierle, Robynn (Jeffrey) especially the Pittsburgh Steelers Stephen Grover, Samantha Grover and Kendall E. Hanna Ave., Indianapolis 46227. Her funeral Gammon, Kent Jones, Mark Jones, Laura (Robert) and Chicago Bulls. David worked Grover; her brother, William (Marilyn) Feldman; service was held Sept. 10 at Calvary Tabernacle. Benavides and Linda Jones; soul mate, Tracy Woodall; at DHL for the last seven years. and a nephew, Andrew Feldman. Services were Burial followed at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. and a host of many cousins. Services were conducted David was preceded in death by conducted Sept. 9 at the Singleton Community Sept. 6 at G.H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home his parents, Thomas “T.C.” & Pauline Mortuary and Memorial Center. at The Gardens of Olive Branch. He was buried in (Uzzell) Fletcher; and cousins, Jessie Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. Obituaries continued on page 20. 20 Week of September 12-18, 2019 • ss-times.com FOR THE RECORD Obituaries The Southside Times

Obituaries continued from page 19. various clerical duties. Betty was a 68-year member of the New Bethel Baptist Church in Indianapolis, where she sang in the choir. She was preceded in death by Phyllis Jeanne Mayer two brothers and four sisters. Betty is survived by her Phyllis Jeanne Mayer, 76, of Greenwood, died Sept. 8, husband, Richard L. Morgan; her children, David L. 2019. She was born Jan. 24, 1943 in Indianapolis to (Donna K. Dial) Morgan, Phillip A. (Patricia) Morgan the late Leslie W. and Grace E. (Boltz) Smith. She was and Karen S. Pappas; her grandchildren, Beth Ann a member of the Baxter YMCA. She is survived by Grass, Adam Morgan and Shannon Zorman; her her husband of 57 years, Robert Mayer; daughters, great-grandchildren, Sydney Zorman, Jacob Polson Elizabeth (Scott) Kirkeby and Pamela (David) Green; and Sean Morgan; a great-great-grandchild, Quinn grandchildren, Tyler (Theresa), Gabrielle, Sydney Hessler; as well as several nieces and nephews. Funeral and Grace; a great-grandson, Charlie; and her sister, services were conducted Sept. 10 at New Bethel Brenda Stacey. Visitation will be Sept. 13, from 11 Baptist Church, 8936 Southeastern Ave., Indianapolis. a.m.-1 p.m., with a service beginning at 1 p.m. at G. H. Burial followed in Orchard Hill Cemetery. Singleton Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home at The Gardens Community Mortuary and Memorial Center has been of Olive Branch, 1605 S. State Road 135. Burial will be entrusted with the arrangements. in Mount Pleasant Greenwood Cemetery. Louis Howard Newport Michael V. McGreevy Louis Howard Newport, 85, of Indianapolis, died Aug. Michael V. McGreevy, 63, of Greenwood, died Sept. 31, 2019. He was born Dec. 17, 1933 in Indianapolis 8. He was born Aug. 30, 1956 in Indianapolis to the to the late Ora E. Newport, Sr. and Martha A. Hicks. late Donald Leonard McGreevy He was a member of Southport Presbyterian Church and Janet Anne (Dailey) McGreevy. and the Marine Armed Forces and was employed Mike was a graduate of Roncalli with Allstate Insurance Company for 40 years. His High School and owner of Indy hobbies included fishing and games. Survivors Seal Coating & Striping, Inc. He was include his spouse, Jeannine L. Newport; children, the bowling coach at Roncalli for Debbie Newport McDonald, Doug Allen Newport, over 25 years and was instrumental Cathy Newport Swenson, James Howard Newport in it becoming a “letter” sport. Mike and Tamara Kay Newport; grandchildren, Krista was a former Legends race car driver. He bowled McDonald, Joe Newport, Matthew McDonald, Eric in bowling leagues and was a former officer of the Swenson, Charlie Newport and Grace Newport. Indiana State Bowling Congress. He was named the Services were held Sept. 11 at Southeast Baptist High School Bowling Coach of Year by the State of Tabernacle, 6835 Shelbyville Road, Indianapolis. Indiana for 2009/2010. Mike was a member and volunteer of St. Roch Catholic Church and the St. Norma J. O’Gara Roch Men’s Club. Survivors include his son, Michael Norma J. O’Gara, 91, of Beech Grove, died Sept. 2, V. McGreevy II and his wife, Andrea; sister, Kathleen 2019. Norma loved to spend time in Florida. She McGreevy; and longtime companion, Grayce White. loved to go fishing and boating. Visitation will be held Sept. 12 from 4-8 p.m. in She also enjoyed spending time Lauck & Veldhof Funeral & Cremation Services. A with her children, grandchildren funeral mass will be celebrated on Sept. 13 at 11 and great-grandchildren. She a.m. in St. Roch Catholic Church. Friends may call stPLACE enjoyed spending time at the Pet prior to Mass from 10 a.m. until the time of service. family-owned O’Gara’s Irish Pub in Per his wishes, he was cremated prior to services. Beech Grove. She was preceded 1 in death by her husband, Charles Lovers Jeffrey Wayne Miller O’Gara; son, Daniel O’Gara; daughter-in-law, Melva Jeffrey “Jeffie” Wayne Miller, 61, of Greenwood, O’Gara; grandson, Matthew Haughey; siblings, died Sept. 2, 2019. He was born April 23, 1958 in Harold “Pinky” Hornberger and Joann Haidusek; and Linton, IN to the late J.D. and Myrt Miller. Jeffie was sister-in-law, Pat Hornberger. Norma is survived by Issue an avid jokester, animal lover and handyman. He her children, Charlotte (Thomas) Haughey, Thomas was preceded in death by his brother, Ron Miller. (Donna) O’Gara, Charles O’Gara, Jean (John) Gibson, John (Jean) O’Gara, Barbara (Joe) Kennedy, Maggie We know Southsiders love their He is survived by his wife, Tracy Miller; children, Jordan (Thomas) Atchley and Brianna (Nick) Smith; (Randy) Allen, Michael (Yvette) O’Gara, James (Mia) pets. To celebrate that affection, siblings, John D. (Debbie) Miller, Doug Miller, Sandra O’Gara, Mariann (Fred) Carpenter and Patrick (Karen) The Southside Times is having its sixth (Dured) Townsend and Marsha Brady; and several O’Gara; 24 grandchildren; 39 great-grandchildren, annual Southside Pet Lovers issue. nieces and nephews. Services were held Sept. 6 at along with siblings, Paul Hornberger, Marilyn G. H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home at The Keutzer, Kathy Hoffman, Pat Fischer and Angie Lee. We have asked our readers to Gardens of Olive Branch, 1605 S. State Road 135. Services are entrusted to Little & Sons, Beech Grove submit their best photo of their cat, Chapel. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. dog or other pet. Our staff will choose nd David Mitchell the top three and all other entries will PLACE David Mitchell, 49, of Indianapolis, died Aug. 29, Jewell H. Ogle be published in the Sept. 26 issue. 2 2019. All services are private. Funeral arrangements Jewell H. Ogle, 91, of Greenwood, died Sept. 6, 2019. have been entrusted to The Cremation Society of Jewell was born in Kettle Island, KY, Jan. 6, 1928 to Please e-mail your image with Indiana, 4115 S. Shelby St., Indianapolis, IN 46227. the late Charles and Cecile Hodge. Jewell met her your name and area of residence husband, Robert, while working as a ward clerk at the to "Pet Lovers" at [email protected] by VA Hospital in Indianapolis when he was a medical September 13 or mail your photo to: Betty Joy Morgan student, and she subsequently worked in his office 7670 US 31 South, Indianapolis, 46227 Betty Joy Morgan, of Indianapolis, died Sep. 4, 2019. for many years until their retirement. In addition to (We may not be able to return photos.) She was 88. Betty was born Dec. 24, 1930 in Elwood, her parents, she is preceded in death by her sister, For more information, call (317) 300-8782. IN, a daughter of the late Milford and Mable (Webb) Hazel McKeehan (Smith); brother, Roy Hodge; and Hunter. Betty attended Markleville High School and nieces, Patsy (Jasper) Lefevers and Shirley Brooks. Presented by rdPLACE graduated in 1949. She married Richard L. Morgan on Nov. 19, 1949. Betty was employed for several 3 years in the mail room at RCA, where she performed Obituaries continued on page 22. ss-times.com • Week of September 12-18, 2019 21 The Southside Times PLACES OF WORSHIP

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Dan Tidd. | Sun.: 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. | ✞ CHRISTIAN CHURCH 6:30 p.m. & Wed.: 7 p.m. ✞ UNITY Emmanuel Church: Banta Campus • Faith United Church of Christ • No Wed.: 7 p.m. | Thursday's Youth Meeting: Mount Pleasant Christian Church • 381 Unity of Indianapolis Church of the 6:30 p.m. | Ladies’ & Men’s meetings (call ✞ INDEPENDENT 6602 S. Harding St., Indpls. | Ph: (317) 535- matter where you are on life's journey, you N. Bluff Road, Greenwood. | Senior Pr. Chris 9673. | Pr. Aaron Beasley. | Sunday: 9 & Daily Word • 907 N. Delaware St., Indpls. for times). | “Independent Baptist Church.” Philbeck. | Sun.: 10 a.m. (ASL Available). | NON DENOMINATIONAL are welcome in our community. | 4040 E 11 a.m. | eclife.org. Thompson Road. | Ph: (317) 784-4856. | Pr. | Ph: (317) 635-4066. | Rev. Bob Uhlar, Ritter Avenue Baptist Church • 23 S. Sun.: 8:45 a.m., 10 a.m. & 11:30 a.m. Community Church at Murphy’s Senior Minister & Rev. Carla Golden, | MPCC online campus: MPCC live at Landing • 7401 S. Harding St., Indpls. | Ph: Foundation Life Bible Church • Scott Simmons. | Worship Service: 10:30 Ritter Ave., Indpls. | Ph: (317) 709-1788. | a.m. | Sermons Online: myfaithucc.org. Director Lay Ministries. | Celebration: 10 Pr. Earl Chestnut. | Sunday School: 10 a.m. 10 a.m. ET. | mpcc.info. (317) 807-0222. | Pr. Paul Erny. | Sun.: 9:30 1500 Windhorst Way, Greenwood. | Ph: a.m. | unityofindy.com. | Morning Worship: 11 a.m. | Sun. Evening: a.m. | Sunday School: 11 a.m. | yourccml.org. (317) 679-1938. | Pr. Sam Pierce. | Sun.: St. John’s United Church of Christ • 7031 Southport Heights Christian Church • 10:30 a.m. | foundationlbc.com. ✞ WESLEYAN 6 p.m. | Thurs. Night: 6 p.m. 7154 S. McFarland Road, Indpls. | Pr. Steve ✞ LUTHERAN S. East St., Indpls (U.S. 31, Southport Road). | Ph: (317) 881-2353. | Rev. Ross Tyler. | Sun. Circle of Hope Wesleyan Church • 120 Ferguson. | Bible School: 9 a.m. | Worship Concordia Lutheran Church and Manna Church - Greenwood • ✞ CATHOLIC Contemporary Worship: 9 a.m. | Traditional S. 4th Ave., Beech Grove. | Ph: (317) 507- Service: 10:30 a.m. | Deaf Ministry: Preschool • 305 Howard Road, 3533 Pleasant Lake Dr., Greenwood | Good Shepherd Catholic Church • 2905 James Wines (317) 493-0414 VP or Micro-site | Online service: join us online Worship: 10:30 a.m. | Sunday School: 10:30 a.m. 3905. | Sun.: 10:30 a.m. | Wed.: 6:30 p.m. | S. Carson Ave., Indpls. | Ph: (317) 783- Greenwood. | (317) 881-4477. | Worship Food Pantry: 2nd & 4th Wed. 5-7 p.m. [email protected]. Sun.: 9 a.m. | Sunday School: 10:30 a.m. | every Sunday at 11 a.m. | mannachurchfay. Zion United Church of Christ • 8916 E. 3158. | Rev. Bob Robeson, Administrator. | churchonline.org. ✞ CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST concordia-lcms.com. Troy Ave., Indpls. | Ph: (317) 862-4136. | Pr. Southview Wesleyan Church • 4700 Rev. 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4 And when the Lord saw that he turned He does speak and when He speaks, He will for the people He called His people day I accepted Christ as my Lord and Sav- aside to see, God called unto him out of makes Himself and His will clear. In the in Moses' time. It is that we come out of ior. I don't know a lot about my destina- the midst of the bush, and said, Moses, very opening verses of the book of He- and away from our sin and to a place that tion other than it is a place that will far Moses. And he said, Here am I. brews it says this: "God, who at sundry He has prepared and reserved for all that exceed any expectation that I have. 5 And He said, Draw not nigh hither: times and in divers manners spake in love Him. Even as the Jews did not know As I stand before God in this life, I ex- put off your shoes from off your feet, for the time past unto the fathers by the proph- about this place He was taking them, we pect to stand with Him for all eternity. I place whereon thou stand is holy ground. ets, has in these last days spoken unto us have little knowledge of the place He has pray the same for everyone else. Today 6 Moreover He said, I am the God of by His Son, whom He has appointed heir prepared for us. Paul tells us: "Eye has not would be a good day for you to begin your father, the God of Abraham, the God of all things, by whom also He made the seen nor the ear heard not has the mind your journey toward the home that God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob. And Mo- worlds. ..." the ability to comprehend what God had has prepared for His people. ses hid his face; for he was afraid to look God no longer has to speak to any one prepared for those who love Him." I be- upon God. or all of us in any other manner than He lieve that this has two manifestations. God bless and go and have a great day. EXODUS 3:4-6 has spoken through His only begotten One is for our journey to this place and Son, Jesus Christ. He has made Himself the other once we arrive. We will be over- God has never spoken to me in the clear as He spoke through His Son. What whelmed by it all. I had no idea what my Paul A. Kirby is the pastor at the same manner as He spoke to Moses. Yet, is His will? His will for us is similar to His journey in this life was going to be like the Church of God at 3939 S. Emerson Ave. 22 Week of September 12-18, 2019 • ss-times.com The Southside Times

Obituaries continued from page 20. have been entrusted to The Cremation Society of DRIVER/TRANSPORTATION Indiana, 4115 S. Shelby St., Indianapolis, IN 46227. Public/Legal Rentals She is survived by her husband, Robert Ogle; son, Driver needed, local area, Mark (Annette) Ogle; and granddaughters, Rebecca Ronan Michael Walsh LEGAL/PUBLIC NOTICE Beech Grove, Vehicle Pro- CONDOS/DUPLEXES Ogle (Lucas Williams) and Rachel (Ryan) Kabir. She Ronan Michael Walsh, one day, died Sept. 4, 2019 vided, Regular Business hours, is also survived by her niece, Iris Ann (Philip) Carter at 12:45 a.m. He was born Sept. 3, 2019 at 1:25 Public Auction 3208 Water- 2 days a week, Professional For Rent: 4131 Medina Way, and nephew, Jon (Polly) Mckeehan. At Jewell's p.m. to Evan and Skylar Walsh. He weighed 8 gate Rd on 9/30/19 @11am Appearance and Good Driving south Indpls. No pets. 3 BR, request, services will be private graveside for pounds, 1 ounce and was 17 inches long. Even 1996 Chevy S10 VIN 1GCC- Record Required. RETIREES 2BA. C/A, stove, fridge, w&d, though to most he was only here for a little while, immediate family. Arrangements are entrusted to S14X9T8174482 starting at WELCOME. Call 866-560-6245. dishwasher. $1000/mo+$1000 Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service and Crematory. his parents got to know him well. $2250.00 dep. 317 523 0985 Roy Gene Patterson Russell Leroy Wells Public Auction 6620 Hol- General Services low Run on 9/30/19 @12pm HOMES FOR RENT Roy Gene Patterson, of Indianapolis, died Sept. 9, Russell Leroy Wells, 79, of Indianapolis, died Sept. 4, 2019 Dodge Challenger VIN 2019. He was born Oct. 27, 1960 in Indianapolis, a 2019. Russ was born Oct. 3, 1939 in Beech Grove, MISC. GENERAL SERVICES Brick ranch, 3BR, 2-car garage, son of the late Harry Edward and Leona Pearl (Taylor) a son of the late Harry C. and Mary E. (Craft) Wells. 2C3CDZBT5KH557096 starting Franklin Township schools, 1450 Patterson. Roy attended Arlington High School He served his country in the United States Marine at $15350.00 Residential maid service - and worked for over 20 years as a machinist with Corps and as a police officer with the Indianapolis sq ft. $1250/mo + $1250 dep. PUBLIC NOTICE AUCTION OF Looking for custom and detailed Maplehurst Dairy until the plant closing in 2000. Roy Police Department for 41 years, retiring in 2006 as Call 812-240-0454. PROPERTY BY Nick’s Packing cleaning services? Let us turn was a stock car racing fan. He could be typically be a lieutenant. He was preceded in death by an infant Service, Inc. Public auction of found at the Speedrome doing what he loved. Not great-grandchild; a brother, Walter “Jack” Wells; and your askew to anew! Free consul- EMPLOYMENT personal property including only was he a driver, he also served as crew chief two sisters, Patricia McCleary and Peggy Wells. Russ tation and individualized pricing. for Johnson Racing. He also enjoyed building and is survived by his wife, Virginia ‘Ginny’ (Bucy) Wells; household goods, furniture, Email Kaleigh & Katrina aske- running Sand Rails, a special tube frame car. Roy is his daughters, Kimberly (Terry) Shields, Kelly (Jerry) non-perishables, belonging to [email protected] or call preceded in passing by two sisters, Loretta Coker and LeMasters, Kathy (Bob) Collins and Karen (Jeremiah) the following persons: Latonya 317-847-3565 for details! Nora Lee Patterson. Roy is survived by his children, Grider; his grandchildren, Stacey (Daniel) Miller, Randolph, John Ballard, Kim Annie Patterson and Joe Patterson; a stepson, Keith Stephanie (Peter) Laclede, Sarah (Eron) Ferrell, Ballard, Tyetionna Kendall, Den- Merchandise ADVANCED MANUFACTURING Brock; and his friend, Shane Cox; his brothers, George Taylor (Joel) Cox, Christopher Collins, Tory (Josh nis McAfee. Tyann Williams On OPPORTUNITIES: Eacret) LeMasters, Kacey (Kyle) Altman, Tyler (Mikey (Jeanie) Patterson, Harry Mitchell (Charlene) Osman, Thursday, September 19, 2019 CNC Machinists John Patterson and Eddie Earl Patterson; the mother Wyman) LeMasters, Abigail Grider, Alex Grider and at 6:30PM & Akhailee Prince, MISC. FOR SALE Welders • Painters of his children, Vicki Patterson; his former spouse, Aaron Grider; his great-grandchildren, Charlotte Jerry Young, Abdullah Alshawhi, Wilma Brock; and his special friend, Sabrina Phillips; as Miller, Avery Laclede, Ethan Laclede and one on Maintenance Technicians Adrianne Pipkin. On Thursday, South Bend Lathe - # NOO61, well as several nieces and nephews. A funeral service the way, Leo Altman; as well as several nieces and Truck Technicians September 12, 2019 at 6:30PM. BEP #L1217. Many features will be conducted Sept. 13 at 1 p.m. at the Singleton nephews. Funeral services were held Sept. 9 at the The location for the auction is: Singleton Community Mortuary and Memorial and attachments = $600+. Call Pay: $15-30/HR Community Mortuary and Memorial Center. Burial Mike Heimel Auction Services, will follow in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. Visitation Center. Burial followed in Mount Pleasant Cemetery Don at 317 695 9803 to make Multiple shifts in Greenwood, where a contingent from the United 59 N. 2nd Ave, Beech Grove, an offer. Full-Time Opportunities will be held Sept. 12, 4-7 p.m. at the mortuary. Evaluation To Hire & Direct Hire States Marine Corps rendered military honors. IN 46107 PURUSANT TO IC 32-31-4-4, IC FURNITURE William Allen Summitt 32-31-4-5, IC 26-1-7-210(B)(5) EMAIL OR CALL TO APPLY: William Allen "Billy" Summitt, died Sept. 1, 2019. James William Windhorst Amber Hughey 3431 Joan Pl on Billy was a carpenter by trade. He loved to work James (Jim) William Windhorst, 63, died Sept. 2, Public Auction Two end tables for $35 each [email protected] on his trucks; installing stereos and speakers was 2019. Jim was born in Indianapolis Jan. 4, 1956. He 9/30/19 @ 10am 2002 Jeep Lib- and one wood TV stand for $40. another passion of his. He is preceded in death graduated from Emmerich Manual High School in erty VIN 1J8GL58K82W175114 317 881 0755 (317) 888-5700 by his mother, Sharon J. McQueen; and brothers, 1974 and went on to earn his HVAC certification starting at $2250.00 ExpressIndySouth.com Johnny and Billy. He is survived by his father, William from ITT Technical Institute. He worked at Westview A. Summitt Sr; children, Bradley Slaughter, Brittany Hospital as a mechanic and maintenance worker. Garage Sale Fields, Destiny Summitt and Serenity Spears; sisters, Jim loved to go fishing and did as often as he could. Employment SOUTHSIDE PET BOARDING Julie Summitt, Christina Whitaker, Stevie Treece and He enjoyed playing guitar and watching sports. IS HIRING FOR THE PERRY TOWNSHIP FOLLOWING POSITIONS: Sherrie Summitt; grandchildren, Nova Slaughter, Even after a kidney transplant and cancer diagnosis COMPUTER/INFO SYSTEMS Erin, Paige and Theodore Fields; and many nieces he still rode his bike miles at a time, worked out 1. Experienced groomer to lead and nephews. Funeral services were conducted at the gym and took long walks. What he enjoyed Big yard sale - everything must our grooming/bathing team; RCR Technology Corporation go - moving. 2212 Hanover Dr. Sept. 6 at G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral most of all was spending time with family, especially 2. Full time Pet Care Attendant/ Home, 5141 Madison Ave. his grandkids. Jim is preceded in death by his father, in Indianapolis, IN is seeking Sept 12-14 from 9A-4P. Team Leader-Paid vacation,401 William H. Windhorst. He is survived by his wife of the following I) Java Developer K, discounted boarding and Ridgehill Trails annual com- Arvine E. Tompkins 37 years, Leslie A. (Marshall) Windhorst; his children, to dev. java-based com. sftwr opportunity for advancement. Melissa M. (Jason) Windhorst, Jacob W. (Sarah) apps. II) Senior Websphere Ad- munity garage sale will be Sept Arvine “Buck” E. Tompkins, 77, of Indianapolis, 19-21 from 8A-2P each day. 3. Two high school students to Windhorst and Alex J. Windhorst, his mother, Louise ministrator to architect, design work 1 weekend day each, and died Sept. 6, 2019. He was born March 24, 1942, A. Bartholomew, his sister, Marie (David) Baird, his & impl. j2ee solutions using Near County Line and Morgan- possibly some afternoon during to Albert & Estil (Wheat) Tompkins in Indianapolis. grandchildren, Ethan, Corbin, Carter, Layla and AJ; IBM websphere app. server. III) town Road. the week from 3-6. Must be Arvine served in the United States Army. He had many nieces and nephews; and the family dog, Software Application Packager available to work more hours worked for Dorsey Paving and then for Walmart during Fall Break, Thanksgiving Daisy. Services were held Sept. 7 at G. H. Herrmann to design & dvlp sftwr buss apps. BEECH GROVE until his retirement. He enjoyed working on Madison Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 Madison Ave. Break and Christmas Break. vehicles, cooking, visiting with others and lending IV) Tester/QA Engineer to write test plans & prepare test data. If interested in any of these a hand as needed. Arvine is survived by his wife of Huge yard sale at 120 S. 4th positions, please call Sleepy 58 years, Betty (Harlow) Tompkins; daughters and Elfriede M. Ziegelbauer No trvl; no telecomm’g. Job Ave. on Sept. 14 from 9A to Hollow Pet Ranch at son-in-law, Carolyn Baker, Joann and Roy Wheeler; Elfriede M. Ziegelbauer, 92, of Indianapolis, died duties are proj-based @unan- 1P. Free hot dogs! Donations 317-787-8040 between grandchildren, Samantha, Thomas, Tony, Roy and Sept. 8, 2019. Visitation was held Sept. 11 from 4-8 ticipated sites w/in U.S. Relo accepted. the hours of 7-12 Gracie; great-grandchildren, Bella and Phenoix; p.m. at G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral may be req’d @ proj end. Mail or 3-6 Mon-Fri for brother, Virgil Tompkins; and a host of other family Home, 5141 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. Elfriede resumes to: RCR Technology Tweet Us at more information. and friends. Arvine was preceded in death by his will be buried in Calvary Cemetery. Corporation, Attn: HR, 251 N. parents and siblings, Doris, Jeanette and Donald. Illinois Street, Ste. 1150, India- The Southside Times napolis, IN 46204. Melissa A. VanNess Obituaries are printed free of charge. Funeral directors for Quick News Melissa A. VanNess, 34, of Indianapolis, died Aug. 31, are encouraged to send obituaries and photos to news@ ss-times.com. 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