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2005-2007 Obituary Data of Jasper, Newton, Pulaski and White Counties 2005-2007 Obituary Data of Jasper, Newton, Pulaski and White Counties Compiled by: Formatted by: Harvey W. Wood Carol J. (Lane) Wood [email protected] [email protected] Information is compiled from funeral notices found in the Rensselaer Republican and the Lafayette Journal and Courier for Jasper, Newton, Pulaski and White counties. Name b Jun 11 1934 b=born d May 20 2006 Nashville, IN d=died sp Patricia Troup sp=spouse w Jul 29 1956 Kentland w=wedding date f John Alberts ch=children m Grace Alberts sib=sibling ch Susan Alberts Fleener, John Alberts cem=cemetery (deceased), son-in-law Clayton Fleener fh=funeral home sib LaDonne Alberts (deceased) fh Bond-Mitchell Funeral Home, Abbring Norman Thomas Nashville, IN b Dec 24 1927 DeMotte d Dec 23 2006 Valparaiso Ackors Elba L cem DeMotte Cemetery b Jan 31 1917 Morocco fh Jackson Funeral Service, DeMotte d Aug 18 2005 Brook sp Robert W Ackors d Jun 13 1976 Abrams Meyer w Jul 20 1938 Morocco b Oct 2 1910 Carmel, NJ f Bernard L Padgett d May 25 2006 San Pierre m Lucille Smith Padgett sp Mildred Frances Dunn d May 25 2002 ch Connie L (DavidP) Sell, William H w Mar 11 1937 Wellsburg, VA Ackors f Louis Abrams sib Roberta Jenkins, Bernard L Padgett m Deborah Eskin Abrams cem Oaklawn Cemetery, Morocco ch Roslyn J McLendon, Larry L Abrams, fh Gerets Funeral Home, Brook James Christopher Abrams, Mark Abrams (deceased) Adair John Maurice cr Direct Cremation b Age 90 Delphi fh Kellogg Funeral Home, Monon d Dec 12 2004 Concord, Calif sib Bob Adair Ackerman Marilyn cr Cremation b Sep 24 1923 Whitman, Mass Burial will be private at a later date. d Jul 13 2006 Rensselaer fh Bryant & Moore Chapel, Concord, sp Bartley E Ackerman d Jan 13 2000 Calif w Oct 14 1944 Pawee City, Neb f Harvey Hagstrom Adams Gabriel John (infant son) m Lena (Sheehan) Hagstrom b Aug 11 2007 Lafayette ch Karen Lynn Ackerman, Bartley C d Aug 11 2007 Lafayette Ackerman f Don Adams sib Harvey Hagstrom, Joyce (Brian) Lake, m Sharon Adams twin sister Muriel (Dr Richard) Saunders sib Kelly Urbano, Katy Urbano, Jocelyn cem Weston Cemetery, Rensselaer Adams, John Urbano fh Steinke Funeral Home, Rensselaer Ahola Thelma Miriam Ackerman Sandra Kay b Mar 10 1926 Chicago b Oct 5 1948 Cape Girardeau, MO d Nov 2 2005 Rensselaer d Feb 1 2006 DeMotte sp Paul E Ahola d Dec 1983 cem Holland Cemetery, DeMotte w May 23 1947 Chicago f Albin Korhonen Alberts Keith Gordon m Esther (Kantanen) Korhonen 2 ch Diane Ahola, Doreen (Richard) f Edward Brown O’Brien, Paul Ahola, Valerie (Robert) m Annie (Anderson) Brown Voelker ch Wilma (William) Lewis, James H (Eva cem St John’s Cemetery, Arlington Lynn) Alexander, William D Alexander Heights, IL sib Juanita (Wayne) Perry fh Jackson Funeral Chapel cem Weston Cemetery Rensselaer fh Jackson Funeral Chapel, Rensselaer Aikman Jay A b May 0 1952 Peru Alexander Merrill C “Lex” d Jun 27 2005 Rensselaer b Apr 16 1929 Pittsburgh, Pa care taker Sharon K (Caldwell) Travis d Oct 2 2005 Lafayette f Lamoine C Aikman sp Paula K James m Dorthy Delphena (Murphy) Aikman w Nov 26 1949 Lafayette ch Tiffany E Aikman, Tisha J Aikman, f Donald Alexander Sean D (Lee Marie) Miley, Hope (Cory) m Marjorie Alexander Staddon, Steve Travis ch Linda J Garvey, Gary P (Lynette) sib Jerry Aikman, Sue Warner, Mike Alexander, Ruth M (Kevin) Brooks, Aikman, Judy (Garry) Smiley Thomas D (Leslie) Alexander fh Jackson Funereal Chapel, Rensselaer sib Donald M Alexander, Thomas L (Janet) Alexander Alberts James P “Jim” fh Hartzler-Clapper Funeral Home, b May 29 1937 Lafayette Brookston d Sep 3 2007 Remington sp Norma Washburn Alford Janice I (Jenkins) w Jan 20 1961 Remington b Apr 12 1930 Remington f Henry W Alberts d Feb 9 2005 Indianapolis m Mary Luck Alberts sp Bill Nagel d 1977 ch Jill Marie Alberts (deceased Sep 4 w 1948 1988) sp Jack Alford cem Remington Cemetery w 1981 divorced 1986 fh Stitz Funeral Home, Remington f James S Jenkins m Clara E Holihan Jenkins Alberts William “Bill” ch Richard “Dick” Nagel b Jan 14 1943 Rensselaer sib Gayle Stack d Sep 11 2006 Lowell cem Memory Gardens Cemetery, f Harry Alberts Rensselaer m Lois Kingman Alberts fh Hippensteel Funeral Home Chapel, sib Bob (Pat) Alberts, David (Kathy) Lafayette Alberts house parents Eddie Roberts, Shirley Alkie Luella Bullock b Age 83 cem Remington Cemetery d Mar 24 2007 Monticello, KY fh Stitz Funeral Home, Remington sp Jay A Alkire w Alexander Edna Mae f Harry Byers b Jun 23 1904 Sparta, Tenn m Mable Byers d Apr 5 2006 Rensselaer cem Independence Cemetery, Medaryville sp Robert Lee Alexander d Feb 10 1985 fh Frazier Funeral Home, Medaryville w Feb 1 1930 Putnam County, Tenn 3 Alkire Clifford W “Cliff” sp Mary Turpin b Aug 5 1917 Lafayette w Dec 27 1942 d Apr 15 2005 Monticello f Russell Allen sp Delsie Lane d Oct 25 1996 m Glagie Myers w Sep 15 1939 Monticello ch Linda S (Rex) Myers ch Sandy K (Bob) Scott, Carolyn (Herb) sib Shirley Shultz, Dorotha Brown, Hunt, Connie (Jerry) Burton, Bonnie “BJ” Christie Lake, Robert Allen, Jay Allen, Wray, Linda Litner Betty Vetor (deceased), Sister Mary sib Margaret (Richard) Massey Martha (deceased), Dorrell Allen cem Buffalo Cemetery (deceased) fh Miller-Roscka Funeral Home, cem Lancaster Cemetery, Huntington Monticello County fh Gill Chapel, Washington, IN Allee Dan L b Oct 17 1974 Valparaiso Allen Irene Mary Lewellen d Apr 30 2006 Rensselaer b Dec 6 1919 Benton County f Laverne “Bud” Allee d Oct 23 2007 Monticello m Sandy Goetz Allee sp Clarence “Slim” Allen sib Aaron Allee w Oct 6 1941 Goodland cem Private grave side service to be held f Harvey Lewellen at a later date. m Grace Degroot Lewellen fh Steinke Funeral Home, Rensselaer ch Patricia (Bill) Bell, Doris (Red) Thompson, Jim Allen (fiancee: Jo Ellen) Allen Albert sib Louise (Andy) Haste, Rink (Pete) b Feb 17 1936 Royalton, KY Staff, Joann (Jim) Albert, Mary Jane (Bill) d Oct 17 2005 Valparaiso Wells, Bob (Gloria) Lewellen sp Constance Woodard fh Miller-Roscka Funeral Home, w Mar 13 1969 DeMotte Monticello ch Brian Alert (Cheryl) Allen, Andrew Lee (Nearvie) Allen Allen Joan K sib Madeline Tetzloff, Susie Dickinson, b May 31 1943 Rensselaer Bertha Todd, Sallie Tibbs, Amos (Betty) d Dec 7 2007 Louisville KY Allen, James (Carol) Allen f Oscar E Mueller m Irene J Fischer Mueller Allen Clara Ruth ch Bradley E (Krista) Allen, Douglas R b May 13 1921 Indiana (Sarah) Allen d Sep 21 2007 Rensselaer sib Caroline (Don) Miller, Irene Mueller, sp Richard J Allen d 1998 Raymond (Joan) Mueller, Bernard (Mary) w Aug 5 1952 Rensselaer Mueller f George William Tolbert m Iva Williams Tolbert Allen John Edward ch Richard E Allen b Apr 16 1926 Monticello sib Jack Tolbert, Jean Buntain, Ellen Faye d Mar 7 2005 Monticello Ifyu sp Mildred Mitchell Girard d Feb 16 2004 cem Weston Cemetery w May 28 1977 Monticello ch Larry (Deborah) Allen, Chris (Sondra) Allen Harry E Allen, Ken (Laurie) Allen, Karen Sue b Jan 31 1920 Huntington County (Larry) Dill, stepdaughters Darlene d Oct 27 2007 Brookston (Carmel) Harrison, Ruth (Jerry) Farguson, 4 stepson Leonard (Sue) Girard James (Dorothy) Ferguson, Wayne (Ann) sib Margaret Martin Ferguson fh Miller-Roscka Funeral Home, Allen Martha Ellen Monticello b Feb 15 1909 Darke County, Ohio d Mar 2 2005 Indianapolis Allie Robert L “Bobby” sp William Claude Allen d Mar 25 1986 b Jan 6 1935 Wolcott w ?? 1925 Salem d Jan 31 2007 Monticello ch Melvin L (Joyce) Allen, daughter-in- sp Sharon Walters Tatman law Debbie Allen w Jan 2 1983 Wolcott fh Miller-Roscka Funeral Home, f Kernie Allie Monticello m Patricia Allie Easterday gf Basham Allie (He was raised by his Allen Madeline grandparents) b Apr 21 1927 Newland gm Lillian Allie d Apr 8 2006 San Pierre ch Debbie Myers, Jenny (William) Zarse, sp Robert Allen Jr d May 13 1969 Jackie Martin, Donna (Brad) Davdis, w Apr 5 1947 Rensselaer Margie Jones f Ben Hale sib Irene Oberlander, Rosemary Young m Nancy Risner Hale cem Remington Cemetery ch Nancy L (Billy C) Browning, Teresa L fh Foster-Clapper Funeral Home, Wolcott Miller sib Helen Conley, Virba Sanford, Berethal Allis Mildred F (Loyd “Tiny”) Hall, Josephine (Sammy) b Aug 28 1916 Sheldon, IL Stepp, Edna (James) Robb, Myrtle (Nick) d Jan 18 2007 Brook Gonzales, Beverly (Donald) Pullins, sp Fred D Allis d Apr 14 1987 Harris (Betty Jo) Hale, James (Linda) w Apr 3 1936 Watseka, IL Hale, Ben (Mary) Hale f Logan Oskin cem Independence Cemetery m Clara Kingensmith Oskin fh Jackson Funeral Service, Wheatfield ch Lois F (Walt) Hartwell, Susan E (Dave) Thompson, Tom L (Marlowe) Allen Sallie W Allis, Fred D Allis (deceased) b Oct 9 1916 Royalton, KY cem Sheldon Cemetery, Sheldon, IL d Jan 12 2005 Winamac fh Gerts Funeral Home, Brook sp Aaron Allen d Jun 18 1982 w Jul 29 1935 Wayland, KY Allison Richard DeWayne ch Rita (Bob) Back, Edgar (Kaye) Allen, b Dec 4 1946 Los Angeles Ray (Lora) Allen d Feb 27 2007 Indianapolis f Clayton Wallace Allison Alspaugh Irene m Bonnie (McHenry) Allison Duddy b Mar 24 1916 French Lick step-father Robert Duddy d Apr 8 2005 Monticello ch Richard Eric (Kim) Allison, Gregory sp Elberet O Alspaugh d Feb 13 1990 (Amber) Allison, Michael Allison, Jeffrey w Apr 24 1937 French Lick (Jennifer) Moss ch Gary R “Cork” (Sheryl) Alspaugh, sib Patty (Rob) Pearson, Janice Janice I (Scott) McRill, Karen J (Keith) Wollenhaupt McFarren, Mary Lou (Sid) Holderly fh Jackson Funeral Home, Rensselaer sib Kathleen (Paul) Hall, O D “Bud” Ferguson, Charles (Leota) Ferguson, Alspaugh Thelma Marie 5 b May 18 1913 French Lick cem Memory Gardens Cemetery, d Dec 17 2007 Monticello Rensselaer sp Emmett Alspaugh d Sep 1 1997 fh Jackson Funeral Chapel, Rensselaer w Apr 19 1935 Paoli
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