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n Chris Lowery, ative Finance Corp. in Washington, n Ron Cayton, general superinten- Ivy Tech Commu- D.C., is a native of southwestern dent for Indiana contractor Gaylor nity College senior Indiana. Prior to her work at CFC, she Electric, is the Associated Builders vice president, will was employed by Kenergy Corp., an and Contractors 2020 National Craft receive a Distin- electric distribution co-op in northern Professional of the Year. Cayton will guished Alumni Kentucky. Her primary roles there be honored during the Careers in Award from were in engineering, materials man- Construction Awards at the ABC Indiana University’s agement, contracting and procure- Convention in Nashville, Tennessee. O’Neill School of ment management. She earned an ABC presents the annual Craft Public and Environ- Executive MBA from Purdue Uni- chris lowery Professional of the Year award to a mental Affairs. He versity and a Bachelor of Science in construction craft professional who is a former chancellor of Ivy Tech business management from Oakland excels in his or her field while also Community College — Columbus. City University. demonstrating a commitment to As an Indiana University alumnus, Jim Turner, who was CEO of Bar- safety, education and the merit shop Lowery has given back to the O’Neill tholomew County REMC for more philosophy. School by serving on the Distin- than 11 years, has retired. Since being Gaylor Electric has an office in Co- guished Alumni Council and by men- selected as the CEO in 2008, he has lumbus. With nearly 35 years of expe- toring students. He has supported been instrumental in developing rience, Cayton currently leads a crew the school’s Manufacturing Policy the REMC’s role as a top coopera- of 65 field supervisors and more than Initiative and demonstrated his dedi- tive in the industry. The co-op has 475 electrical craft professionals on cation to students through the Chris seen many accomplishments during a large data center project. He is also R. and Jerilyn W. Lowery Scholarship. Turner’s leadership, including nearly responsible for site-specific safety He is also a member of the Executive doubling in size and revenue. planning, new hire safety orienta- Council of the IU Alumni Association. n Rachel Chen has tion and daily toolbox talks. He also Before joining Ivy Tech, he led public been named a Lin- helped lead a company-wide safety policy and engagement efforts for dal sales manager campaign developed to promote Hillenbrand Inc. He has also worked based in Shanghai, safety hazard awareness last year. as the executive director of the As- China. She will be n Dr. Eric Fish has sociation of Indiana Counties, an aide responsible for de- been named the to former Indiana Gov. Robert D. Orr veloping new busi- new president and and an aide to then-Sen. Dan Quayle. ness opportunities CEO of Schneck and establishing a n Bartholomew Medical Center footprint for Lindal County REMC has rachel chen upon the retire- in China. After named Courtney ment of Warren graduating with Metzger as its Forgey on Aug. 31. an English major in 2010, Chen has new chief execu- Fish brings over 15 built up an in-depth knowledge of tive officer after a years of leader- the pharmaceutical industry in China, eric fish nationwide search. ship experience at which will be one of the key market Metzger becomes Schneck, including segments that Lindal will be servic- the 79th female medical director of Schneck Ob- ing. She brings with her experience CEO to serve one stetrics & Gynecology, president of courtney metzger in sales and business development of the 941 na- the Schneck medical staff, chairman tionwide electric roles, from within the packaging of the board of managers for Inspire cooperatives. industry, working with a multi-na- Health Partners, vice president of tional pharmaceutical transportation medical affairs and chief medical Metzger, who previously worked as company and also with Bureau Ver- officer, and most recently, executive a consultant to electric cooperatives itas Consumer Product Service and vice president and chief operating at the National Rural Utility Cooper- trading company. officer.

6 The Business Connection | FALL 2020 Fish earned his medical degree at rate development for Cummins. completed the Executive Program in Indiana University School of Med- Marketing Strategy at The University The New Power Segment, which icine and completed his residency of Chicago Booth School of Business. includes Cummins’ electrified in obstetrics and gynecology at St. power and hydrogen portfolios, n Tony Vasquez, Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis. He represents Cummins’ investment in Columbus native joined the medical staff at Schneck in future technologies to deliver value and owner of 2005 and founded Schneck Ob- Vasquez Photog- stetrics & Gynecology in 2006. He and prosperity for customers and raphy, is one of 40 is board certified by the American communities using materials and Hoosier artists who Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology technologies that have less im- have been selected and is a Fellow of the American pact on the planet. New Power has by the Indiana Arts College of Obstetrics & Gynecology. quickly grown for Cummins, and in Commission to In 2013, he received his master’s in the past five years the company has developed and acquired significant participate in the business administration from the tony vasquez third annual On- capabilities in electrified powertrains, University of Tennessee. Ramp accelerator battery design and assembly, battery program for early-career creative n Cummins has ap- management, fuel cell and hydrogen entrepreneurs. pointed Amy Davis generation. as vice president On-Ramp is a three-day course and president — Davis joined Cummins in 1994 and workshop accelerator for Indiana New Power Seg- has held numerous roles. Since 2015, creative entrepreneurs to foster ment. She replaces she has served as vice president of business skills, followed by a funded Thad Ewald, who in the filtration business, where she fellowship. According to new re- addition to his role achieved record revenues. Prior to search performed by the Indiana Arts as vice president, this, she served as president of the Commission and course leader Elaine Strategy and Cor- Cummins Northeast distributor, Grogan-Luttrull of Minerva Financial amy davis porate Develop- where she also oversaw significant Arts, individuals from the inaugural ment, also established and incubated revenues and profit increases. She cohort built business knowledge and the New Power Segment. Ewald will earned a bachelor’s degree from skills that were sustained for the year continue to lead strategy and corpo- Northwestern University and has following the workshop.

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The 2021 group of entrepreneurs will be the largest co- n Jeanette Lincoln has joined hort to date with 40 participants representing all parts Sprague Hotel Developers team as of the state and a variety of creative disciplines. regional director of operations. In her new role, she will oversee opera- n Columbus native Nicole Pence tions for Sprague Hotel properties Becker, a 2006 DePauw University throughout Indiana. Lincoln has graduate, is set to receive the Young 24 years of hotel operations expe- Alumni Award for “an alumnus or rience in a variety of brands and alumna under the age of 40 who has market segments. Prior to joining demonstrated leadership in career the Sprague Hotels team she was a and civic associations and has shown jeanette lincoln regional director of operations over- strong loyalty to DePauw University,” seeing multiple properties under the IHG, Marriott and according to organizers. Choice brands. Becker owns and operates Pence nicole pence n German American Bancorp Inc. has announced becker Media Group, a digital and media several pending changes to its executive management consultancy. A 2002 Columbus North group as part of an ongoing management succession High School graduate, she has been a member of the plan. The company’s board of directors announced the Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media advisory board following promotions effective Jan. 1: and a volunteer for the Hubbard Center for Student Engagement speaker series. Clay W. Ewing, taking the newly created position of vice chairman. He has been with German American n Laura Johnson has been named for 26 years, currently serving as president and chief Duke Energy managing director, banking officer. government affairs in Indiana. John- son, who most recently served as D. Neil Dauby, new president and chief operating the company’s senior government officer. He joined German American in 2001 and is cur- affairs specialist, will lead the utility’s rently executive vice president and chief commercial government affairs work and will be banking officer. responsible for state government Bradley M. Rust, new senior executive vice president. strategies and relationships affect- He joined German American in 1999 and has been the ing the interests of the company, its company’s chief financial officer since 2005, now serv- laura johnson customers and stakeholders. ing as executive vice president and CFO. Johnson, who began her work at Duke Energy in 2013, n German American Bank has named Ed Erickson as has 14 years of government affairs experience and ex- senior vice president, director of mortgage. In this role, tensive knowledge of the energy industry. Prior to join- he will assume the responsibility of leading the mort- ing Duke Energy, she held government affairs positions gage sales and service team throughout the bank’s with the Indiana Association of Realtors, the law firm of market area. He will oversee mortgage loan origination, Faegre Drinker, and the Indiana Chamber of Commerce. servicing, secondary marketing and portfolio man- She has also served as the president of the board of agement. He is a graduate of Grace College, where he the Government Affairs Society of Indiana and is a received his undergraduate and MBA degrees. member of the Indiana 211 Partnership board of direc- — Staff Reports tors. She is also a mentor in the Helping One Student to Succeed program. She earned a bachelor’s degree from Ball State University in 2005 in political science and communication studies.

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9 safety, talent management, craft and management education, and commu- nity relations and diversity. around the Rumpke named a water cooler best-managed company Rumpke Waste and Recycling has been named one of the 2020 U.S. Best Man- aged Companies. The award, sponsored by Deloitte Private and The Wall Street Journal, recognizes the best managed Toyota Material Handling specific goals for 2030 related to private companies in the country. greenhouse gas emissions, packag- honored as partner Rumpke participated in a rigorous appli- ing, waste and water consumption. Toyota Material Handling is recog- cation process that included an inde- nized as a partner-level supplier for Indiana-based members of the team pendent evaluation of four key manage- 2019 in the John Deere Achieving helped develop the plan, establish- ment skills: strategy, execution, culture Excellence Program. The part- ing a transparent model for busi- and financials. Rumpke is one of 27 ner-level status is Deere & Co.’s nesses around the world to follow. honorees from across the United States highest supplier rating. Team members include Karen Cecil, representing a variety of industries. Anna Weimer, Laurie Counsel, Laura TMH was selected for the honor Jones, JJ Webb, Brijesh Krishnan, Cincinnati-based, Rumpke Waste because of its dedication to provid- Alan Resnik, Zsofia Nagy, Michael and Recycling is one of the largest ing quality products, service and Walker, Todd Wieland, David Genter, family-owned waste and recycling solutions as well as its commitment Kevin Brittain and Julie Wagner. firms in the country. The firm employs to continuous improvement. TMH is 3,200 people and provides residen- a supplier of forklift and automated Hoosier Resilience Heroes are tial, commercial and industrial waste products to numerous John Deere individuals and groups committed and recycling services to millions of facilities across North America. to ensuring a safe, healthy environ- customers throughout Ohio, Indiana, Company associates were recog- ment for their families, their neigh- Kentucky and West Virginia. nized during formal ceremonies in bors and future generations. This Rumpke owns or operates 14 landfills Davenport, Iowa. year’s cohort includes professionals and volunteers dedicated to sus- and 11 recycling facilities, including a Suppliers who participate in the tainable agriculture, flood control, location in Medora. In all, it maintains Achieving Excellence Program are clean energy, environmental justice, a fleet of about 1,900 vehicles and has evaluated annually in several key and other aspects of environmental 60 locations. Total revenues topped performance categories, including protection and resilience. $694 million in 2019. quality, cost management, delivery, technical support and wavelength, Carvana adds Columbus Foundation donates to which is a measure of responsive- to delivery area hospitals’ house charities ness. John Deere Supply Manage- Carvana, an e-commerce platform To further its commitment to the fight ment created the program in 1991 for buying and selling used cars, is against childhood cancer, Northwestern to provide a supplier evaluation adding next-day touchless home Mutual — Indiana recently announced and feedback process that pro- car delivery to 100 additional cities a donation of $25,000 to Ronald Mc- motes continuous improvement. across 24 states, including Colum- Donald House Charities and St. Vincent bus. Customers can shop more than House. The organizations will use the Cummins recognized as 20,000 vehicles on Carvana.com Hoosier Resilience Hero funds to support families undergoing with high-definition, 360-degree childhood cancer treatment, as well as Cummins’ Planet 2050 team has virtual vehicle tours, financing and for increased and evolving organiza- been named a Hoosier Resilience home delivery. tional needs due to COVID-19. Hero by Indiana University’s Envi- The company will be serving 261 The Northwestern Mutual Foundation ronmental Resilience Institute. markets across the country. awarded this grant in recognition of In 2019, the company unveiled an Gaylor Electric managing partner David Kiecker’s ambitious plan called Planet 2050 accreditation renewed Lifetime Achievement Award for lead- to reduce the environmental impact ing his office to be the first location to of its products and operations. Gaylor Electric has announced that exceed $500,000 in funds raised for The strategy includes aspirations its status as an Accredited Quality Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, to achieve carbon neutrality and Contractor has been renewed by the company’s national philanthropic near-zero pollution and waste by Associated Builders and Contrac- childhood cancer research partner. 2050. Planet 2050 focuses on tors for another year. Launched in three priority areas — addressing 1993, ABC’s AQC program provides Of the $25,000, Ronald McDonald climate change and air emissions, recognition to world-class construc- House Charities received $15,000, which using natural resources in the most tion firms that have documented was distributed to its South Bend, Fort sustainable way and improving their commitment in five areas of Wayne and Indianapolis locations. communities — and includes eight corporate responsibility: quality, St. Vincent House received $10,000

10 The Business Connection | FALL 2020 to support its mission of providing a CRH Wound Center development resources to Mid-States home-away-from-home for St. Vincent receives national award MSDE-certified enterprises within Hospital patient families, including Indiana to ensure each entity’s future those affected by childhood cancer and The Columbus Regional Health stability, growth and success. other life-altering health events. Wound Center has been recognized with a national award for top clinical Old National is providing $50,000 The Northwestern Mutual team also excellence. Healogics, a provider of in funding to launch the partnership recently presented a check to Peyton advanced wound care services, gave with an emphasis on broadening Manning, benefiting Peyton Manning the Wound Center its President’s economic development and finan- Children’s Hospital. Of the $100,000 Circle distinction. It achieved this rec- cial empowerment initiatives among grant, $10,000 will support St. Vincent ognition through repeated consistent diverse businesses and geographies, House. high scores for patient satisfaction the company said. Underwriters association and wound-healing time and rates. Businesses receive Half honored for website The Wound Center offers highly spe- Century Awards from state Indiana State Association of Health cialized wound care to patients suf- Businesses from Bartholomew County Underwriters recently received the fering from chronic wounds that have have been honored with Half Century Website Award at the National Asso- not healed in a reasonable amount of Awards from the Governor’s Century or ciation of Health Underwriters’ virtual time. This outpatient facility allows Half Century Business Award program. annual convention and exhibition. physicians and nursing staff to work on individualized care plans for pa- The awards honor Hoosier businesses ISAHU was recognized for this award tients with chronic wounds. that have remained in business for a based on ease of navigation on the minimum of 100 or 50 consecutive home page, membership information, Old National Bank years and have demonstrated a commit- calendar of events, board member forms partnership ment to community service. More than information, industry news, legislative 1,560 companies have been recognized Old National Bank is partnering with information, education and continuing during the award’s 29-year history. Bankable and the Mid-States Minority education information, links to local Supplier Development Council to pro- and national legislative bodies, dues Honorees for the Half Century Award and membership applications, indus- mote and support minority business include: Bar-Cons Federal Credit try-related chat room, and website enterprises. The partnership will pro- Union (55 years) and Centra Credit organization and appearance. vide financing solutions and business Union (80 years).

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12 The Business Connection | FALL 2020 Pictured: Kordell Reid and Pamela Warren Seasonings from around the globe blend with a century of business sense

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Marion-Kay Spices is one of those companies in which the presence of the founder looms large even years after his passing. Today, the firm, ensconced in a plant-and-office facility nestled in a valley on the outskirts of Browns- town, ringed by the hills of western Jackson County, supplies its seasonings to large insti- tutional customers across the nation, chefs who swear by its products as they move from one restaurant to another, as well local retail outlets. There’s no escaping the legacy of Marion K. “Bill” Summers, though. Right inside the entrance to the office area is a small museum, which houses the collection of antique cam- eras, 1950s audiovisual equipment and other technological artifacts Summers had amassed. MHis interests were wide-ranging. The

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FALL 2020 | The Business Connection 13 company sponsored an amateur traveling basketball team in the 1950s, an involve- ment that led to Summers being one of the U.S. Olympic basketball team’s managers in 1972. He was so fascinated by clocks that he had the company manufacture them from 1965 until three years after his death. (The next generation of family man- agement decided in 1987 to refocus on the core business of making seasonings.) In 1961, he self-published a book titled “The Vanilla Story.” The scope far exceeds vanilla’s role in the company’s develop- ment. It waxes rhapsodic about its prop- erties and treats the reader to the plant’s A workroom at Marion-Kay Spices. history, including how it was valued by the Aztecs and how the Spaniards introduced it to Europe. He even self-published a col- lection of the inspirational poems he wrote rather prolifically. The company had been located in the St. Louis area from its 1922 founding until 1949. That’s when Summers, on a camping trip to Brownstown, found the 50,000-square-foot building in which it’s been situated since. His travels to far-flung locales in the next decade set Marion-Kay’s standard for using the finest raw materials possible in creating its spice blends. Long-lasting supply He deemed cinnamon from Vietnam to be the world’s best and was reliably supplied with it until the U.S. imposed an embargo on goods from South Vietnam in 1972. Seeing it coming, Summers brought in one last shipment, of such a size that several bags still sit in a corner of an office. The Malabar peppers Marion-Kay uses come from India’s west coast. The tarragon comes from France. The hulled sesame seeds come from Egypt and Guatemala. Other raw materials come from equally distant locales. The company has used the same New York importer since 1962 to obtain its ingredients. Kordell Reid and Pam Warren are sib- lings and Summers’ grandchildren. They are the current owners and stewards of the company’s vision. Reid moved back from Texas to come on board in 1986. Warren joined after raising her children. Kordell Reid opens the all in one unit, stove, refrigerator, and pantry, that was used by his grandparents from 1949-1952 when they lived on the premises while their The generation in between, Summers’ home was being built, at Marion-Kay Spices. daughter, Madelyn, and her husband,

14 The Business Connection | FALL 2020 Marion-Kay Spices

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James Reid, were running opera- It’s going to take some work. He puts sector’s value set in America. For Mar- tions by then. During their stint, the a pinch to his mouth and shakes his ion-Kay, that takes shape as a fundrais- company launched its J.R. Mad line of head. ing program. seasonings, which introduces more ad- “See, that’s boring,” he observes “Say you have 20 kids on a softball venturous products than those bearing “The flavor has to pop out at you right team,” says Reid. “They’ll go door- the Marion-Kay label. J.R. Mad prod- away, even before the blend is used in to-door with an order form for our ucts include dip blends, seasonings a recipe.” products. They earn 50 percent of tailored to various types of meat, salsa The company has the advantage of everything they sell.” mix and a best-selling fish breading. a small staff that has been there many Uniforms, sports equipment and field Much of what winds up as products years, making for a degree of flexibility trips are typical use of the funds raised. comes about by making special blends and loyalty that ensures organizational Marketing is done through word-of- for chefs. In some cases, the chefs have memory and real-time customer mouth and some commissioned sales specific formulas, but often they take response. people. their broad ideas of what they’re after to “Turnover is nil,” says Warren. “Av- “Chefs are artists,” says Warren. Marion-Kay and rely on its guidance. erage employment is 15 years.” “They want to bring their ways with “We can come up with something them when they move around, so that will taste the way a chef thinks it Daily grind if they’ve been using our products, should be,” says Reid. Pointing to his “We don’t have a huge inventory,” they’ll keep doing so.” head, he says, “It’s all up here, and by says Reid. “We grind and blend daily. The company is in the process of taste and smell.” Chefs call in, and literally within 10 making plans for its 100th anniver- When Kentucky Fried Chicken was minutes their orders are packaged and sary in 2022. Reid and Warren haven’t still a fledgling enterprise, Harlan ready to send.” drilled down to specifics yet, but they Sanders obtained his proprietary The company is big on celebrations, want to time it such that customers blend from Marion-Kay. He and Sum- such as holiday dinners for staff and and luminaries can participate. mers were friends. family. Reid says the company has three things Reid points to a paper plate on a “We appreciate what our people do,” on its side as it survives the pandemic counter in the test kitchen on which Reid says. “Respect is key to the way and resultant economic downturn: his- sits a small, powdery pile. we all relate to each other.” tory, quality and impeccable service. “I’m working on a blend that a Companies giving back to the That’s a blueprint that Summers set Martinsville restaurant has requested,” communities in which they’re situated forth when he produced his first bottle he says. is increasingly part of the business of vanilla extract a century ago.

FALL 2020 | The Business Connection 15 POLLERT DESIGN ASSOCIATES INC.

Bruce Pollert designed maintains lifelong interest in form to last and function story By Jenn willhite | photos by ali hendricks

16 The Business Connection | FALL 2020 Leann Hackett and Bruce Pollert

Since he was a young boy growing up in design, Pollert went to work with David Seymour, Bruce Pollert knew he would Jones at Franklin Square Interiors in become an interior designer. the early 1980s. Following the untimely “It was just something that always in- death of Jones several years later, Pollert terested me,” he recalls. “I would always purchased the business in 1990 and designed help my parents with things from the changed the name to Pollert Design time I was a little kid on. I always knew Associates. that was what I wanted to do. There was Now, as the business celebrates 30 no question.” years in Columbus, he says what has After graduating from Purdue Uni- contributed to its longevity, in part, is last versity’s consumer and family science its focus on both residential and com- Sprogram with a specialty in interior mercial projects.

FALL 2020 | The Business Connection 17 “We solve a lot of problems and a method to spacing, incorporating ex- bedding, carpeting, etc.” make it look good all at the same isting elements and adding new ones, On many occasions, clients consult time,” Pollert says. “It is easy to make so it is a matter of getting people who with Pollert on the exterior design a room look nice, but to actually make may not see the bigger picture right of their home as well. “It depends on it function well is a challenge some- away to be on board with what you’re what people want,” he says. “The more times.” doing, he says. people know about us, the more they When asked what he enjoys most Clients who don’t necessarily require want us to be a part of the decision- about his job, Pollert doesn’t hesitate his talents for a full-on project may making for them.” to say, “The people. I am a people per- also buy direct from him for fur- If there is one thing that has cer- son. I like to please and serve people.” nishings and accessories. “We can do tainly changed the design field in re- The challenge comes when you have a consultation and charge hourly,” cent years, it is the advent of technol- to get some clients to come around to he says. “But we are also dealers for ogy’s increasing role in home design how you’re thinking, he says. There is furniture, fabrics, window treatments, and remodeling, he says. Not only do

18 The Business Connection | FALL 2020 Pollert Design Associates Inc.

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phone: 812-376-4044

website: www.pollertdesign.com

place in the community. One area that makes Pollert stand out is his unique approach to the design process, Arnholt says. “I think his putting what they already have into the process and not having to pur- chase new things all the time is what contributes to the appeal of what he offers,” she says. “People think we only work with high-end clients, but we don’t. Pollert will work with anyone on projects big and small.” As a professional member of the American Society of Interior Design- ers, Pollert has had the opportunity to take his designs beyond Indiana’s bor- ders. Over the years, he has contracted to work on residential projects in other states, including Florida, Michigan and Arizona. Working in another state presents its own issues simply by virtue of the distance. “It is exciting,” he says. “But it is a little more challenging to find re- sources and artisans to get the work done right.” As many businesses are adapting to operating under new parameters with the pandemic, Pollert says his business HGTV and Pinterest offer inspiration Another consequence of relying too has gotten busier as more people have for thousands of projects, but they closely on those sources is the influ- been staying home. And though it isn’t can also give people an unrealistic ex- ence of trends. “We try not to follow a bad thing, it has become a bit over- pectation of what the design/remodel the trends,” he says. “Because that is whelming at times, he says. process can entail, Pollert cautions. what people see in stores. They always “It is all good though,” he says. “We “People think they can call this want gray, but that will only last for so are very blessed.” week and get something installed next l on g .” Pollert says he is unsure of what the week,” he says. “They think it is an in- Susan Arnholt, Pollert Design As- future holds but remains optimistic. stant fix because a crew comes in and sociates’ office manager, says for more Without any prospect of a successor at does everything in a day or a week, than 10 years she has watched Pollert the moment, he says he plans to con- but unfortunately, it doesn’t work that build a rapport with his clients and tinue working for as long as he can. way if you are going to have something says his commitment to them has also “I love what I do,” he says. “We will done right.” contributed to the permanence of their just have to see how the end plays out.”

FALL 2020 | The Business Connection 19 20 The Business Connection | FALL 2020 OVERHEAD DOOR cO. OF SOUTH CENTRAL INDIANA MOVING UP Overhead Door’s new owner is mindful of company’s legacy

story By barney quick | photos by ali hendricks & SUBMITTED

Overhead Door Co. of South Central Indiana is ap- proaching the two-year mark of its current era, and it’s surmounted a number of challenges to thrive and set new standards of advancement. Don Schmidt and his wife, Pat, founded the Colum- bus distributorship for the nationally known brand in 1965 and grew a solid business. A few years ago, they began casting about for a buyer. Chuck Wells, a Columbus native, expressed interest, and they likewise were pleased with the direction he envisioned for the company. Wells majored in political science at Butler University, spent some time with the Columbus parks department and then rose through the ranks at Home News Enter- prises (now AIM Media Indiana) to become publisher of The Republic and other newspapers. By age 48, he was interested in going in a more entrepreneurial direction. Pictured: Chuck He assumed ownership of Overhead Door of South Wells Ois owner of Overhead Door Co. Central Indiana on Dec. 1, 2018. He’s kept the team of South Central that was in place, and the continuity was pretty much Indiana. seamless.

FALL 2020 | The Business Connection 21 Before

Along with Overhead Door, the company distributes McGuire loading docks for com- mercial customers. It serves an 11-county area, spanning from Brown County to Bates- ville east and west, and Whiteland to New Albany north to south. “We have an enormous amount of institu- tional knowledge,” he says. “I’m the benefi- ciary of a lot of expertise.” Michael Corya, the commercial service specialist, has been with the firm over 30 years. Brent Watson, who oversees commer- cial installation, has been there over 25 years. Chief financial officer Leslie Crawhorn has been on board over five years. Wells says she’s been invaluable in helping him understand AFTER the particulars of finance in a door distribu- torship. “Receivables and payables are handled differently in a business like this than they are in a media company,” he notes. “Dale Dixon is the warehouse manager; he makes sure our guys have what they need when they leave every day,” says Wells. Kendall Ping is the fleet and facility manager. Wells admits to a steep learning curve. “When I bought the business, I knew nothing about garage doors, but I sit next to Rick Fields, our operations manager, who is the garage door doctor. I’ve also spent a lot of time in the field with our technicians.” Wells had business cards printed, the back of which outline the core values that drive the firm in its new era: treating others as one would want to be treated; prioritizing safety; taking ownership of every situation; a clean, organized and efficient work environment; and giving back to the community. One thing he’s learned is that “something Overhead Door Co. of always comes up. I had no idea that I’d be dealing with losing three trucks to break- South Central Indiana downs in the first month, or with a car veering off Indianapolis Road into the front address: 1685 N. Indianapolis Road, of our office and commercial warehouse Columbus building, or a flood or a pandemic.” Challenges notwithstanding, progress has phone: 812-379-2358 continued apace. The damage to the building he references website: www.overheaddoorsci.com has been repaired, and a large space upstairs is being customized as a training area and conference room. Training is an ongoing part of life for the staff. Sales people participate in webinars on the latest developments in that area. The

22 The Business Connection | FALL 2020 company has sent four people to a McGuire regional training center in Hot Springs, Arkansas. It qualified, based on a growth criterion, to send four people to the Over- head Door national convention in Scottsdale, Arizona, in 2019. New technology that the company is able to offer includes an app called Overhead Door Anywhere. It enables customers to open their doors remotely. “One reason I bought the business was the strength of the Overhead Door brand,” says Wells. Esprit de corps is a major part of company culture. Once a month, he cooks breakfast for his crews, and there are occasional cookout lunches. Wells says that while he gives some thought to strategic considerations, he keeps most of his focus in the present. “I would never make it in a big company,” he says. “Without intense focus on operations, you won’t be a successful leader. I do have a vision for growing Overhead Door, but there are no buzzwords to tell you what it is.” He says that acquisitions could be part of the picture, but “we’d be careful. There would need to be synergies. How could we help them and how could they help us? We’d want to foster a collaborative spirit. You can’t just walk into a place and say, ‘Here’s how it’s going to be.’” Anthony Valencia While his wife, Suzanne, has a career within Cummins and is not actively involved at Overhead Door, Wells says her accumu- lated experience in areas such as finance, quality, purchasing and engineering is helpful. “How lucky am I to have such a woman to run things by?” He also has an advisory board that had been meeting quarterly until the pandemic. It consists of John Elwood of Elwood Staffing, Brian Hannasch of Couche-Tard, neighbor and friend from college Tony Gambaiani, Tony Bultinck of Watermark Accounting, John McCormick, who owned Kenny Glass for many years, and his attorney, Jeff Beck. “I understand that there are many areas in which I need guidance,” he says. And he knows that he’s stewarding a legacy. “This company has built a solid reputation over many years,” he says. “Now we need to Rick Fields make more people aware of that reputation.”

FALL 2020 | The Business Connection 23 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY BANKRUPTCIES

Case Number Chapter Party Info Judge/Trustree Date filed Nature of debt Type of debtor

20-03276-RLM-7 7 Mara Jean Baldwin Moberly/Fehribach 06/03/2020 Consumer Individual 20-03309-JMC-7 7 Arnold D. Madden and Peggy S. Madden Carr/Woodruff 06/04/2020 Consumer Individual 20-03313-JJG-7 7 Jeremy Matthew Kimball Graham/Woodruff 06/05/2020 Consumer Individual 20-03342-JJG-7 7 David Keith Graham Graham/Petr 06/08/2020 Consumer Individual 20-03386-JMC-7 7 Ariel Ray Stewart Carr/Caruso 06/10/2020 Consumer Individual Andrew Robert Supernovich and Angela Dawn 20-03445-JMC-13 13 Carr/Hauber 06/12/2020 Consumer Individual Supernovich 20-03466-RLM-7 7 Cory Walter Smith and Sherri Ann Smith Moberly/Silver 06/15/2020 Consumer Individual 20-03558-JMC-13 13 Darren Lee Burch Carr/Hauber 06/18/2020 Consumer Individual 20-03588-JJG-7 7 Craig Daniel Thompson and Marcia Suzanne Thompson Graham/Silver 06/22/2020 Consumer Individual 20-03639-RLM-13 13 Rebecca Susan Pebley Moberly/DeLaney 06/24/2020 Consumer Individual 20-03770-JMC-7 7 Dalene Marie Pattingill Carr/Hebenstreit 06/30/2020 Consumer Individual 20-03810-JMC-11V 11 Bradley Kent VanPelt Carr/Weiker 07/01/2020 Business Individual

20-03842-JMC-13 13 Guy Ivan Lankford, III Carr/Hauber 07/06/2020 Consumer Individual

20-03886-JMC-13 13 Casey Garrett Herrin Carr/DeLaney 07/08/2020 Consumer Individual

20-03927-RLM-7 7 Tray Alan Anthony Yates and Alexis Paige Yates Moberly/Woodruff 07/10/2020 Consumer Individual 20-03944-RLM-7 7 David Eugene Ferrell and Bellame Jean Ferrell Moberly/Woodruff 07/10/2020 Consumer Individual 20-03964-RLM-7 7 Donald Duane Willin and Linda Gaye Willin Moberly/Krudy 07/13/2020 Consumer Individual 20-03993-JMC-7 7 Sara Melissa Davis Carr/ Hebenstreit 07/14/2020 Consumer Individual 20-03998-RLM-7 7 Steve Joe Lintz and Yvonne Carol Lintz Moberly/Silver 07/14/2020 Consumer Individual 20-04054-JMC-7 7 Miranda Nicole Keels Carr/Friedmeyer 07/16/2020 Consumer Individual 20-04148-JMC-7 7 Jason Nathaniel Austin and Whitney Gail Austin Carr/Silver 07/22/2020 Consumer Individual 20-04152-RLM-7 7 Anthony Allen Clair Moberly/Silver 07/22/2020 Consumer Individual 20-04155-JMC-7 7 Ronald E. Perkins and Tina Sands Perkins Carr/Silver 07/22/2020 Consumer Individual 20-04221-JMC-7 7 Jeffery Allen Taylor Carr/Golson-Dunlap 07/27/2020 Consumer Individual

20-04367-RLM-7 7 Dustin Kyle Hawkins Moberly/Fehribach 07/31/2020 Consumer Individual

JACKSON COUNTY BANKRUPTCIES

Case Number Chapter Party Info Judge/Trustree Date filed Nature of debt Type of debtor

20-90661-AKM-7 7 Connie Sue Dickens McCord/Bird 06/10/2020 Consumer Individual 20-90670-AKM-7 7 Wendy Michelle Cash McCord/Bird 06/11/2020 Consumer Individual 20-90677-AKM-13 13 Vanessa Kay Williams McCord/Black 06/12/2020 Consumer Individual 20-90683-AKM-7 7 Marsha G Collman McCord/Pry 06/16/2020 Consumer Individual 20-90684-AKM-13 13 Misty D Bird McCord/Black 06/16/2020 Consumer Individual 20-90688-AKM-7 7 Samantha Mae Prewitt McCord/Pry 06/17/2020 Consumer Individual 20-90699-AKM-7 7 James Thomas Judd McCord/Pry 06/22/2020 Consumer Individual 20-90723-AKM-7 7 Ashley Ann Mikel McCord/Pry 06/26/2020 Consumer Individual 20-90736-AKM-13 13 Nathan Lester Wehmiller McCord/Black 06/29/2020 Consumer Individual 20-90740-AKM-7 7 Stanley Sumner McCord/Pry 06/30/2020 Consumer Individual 20-90795-AKM-13 13 Larry S Anderson, Jr and Melinda S Anderson McCord/Black 07/20/2020 Consumer Individual 20-90820-AKM-13 13 Darryl Edward Martindale McCord/Black 07/23/2020 Consumer Individual 20-90826-AKM-7 7 Melanie Paige Pontrich McCord/Pry 07/24/2020 Consumer Individual

20-90840-AKM-13 13 Marvin Daniel White and Amber Nicole White McCord/Black 07/29/2020 Consumer Individual

20-90846-AKM-7 7 Dwayne Manthei and Tiffany Manthei McCord/Bird 07/30/2020 Consumer Individual 20-90854-AKM-13 13 Paul Dean Ponder and Christina Lynn Ponder McCord/Black 07/31/2020 Consumer Individual 20-90859-AKM-7 7 Brittney Sue Payne McCord/Bird 07/31/2020 Consumer Individual

24 The Business Connection | FALL 2020 SOURCE: United states bankruptcy court, Southern district of indiana BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY SNAPSHOT

Business indicators for Bartholomew County

Percent Change jun 2019/ Mar 2020 APR 2020 MAY 2020 jun 2020 jun 2020 Labor Force 43,594 44,242 45,662 45,608 0.21 Employed 42,562 36,642 39,880 40,765 -8.04 Unemployed 1,032 7,600 5,782 4,843 310.42 Unemployment Rate (pct) 2.4 17.2 12.7 10.6 8.00

Note: All figures not seasonally adjusted SOURCE: Ball State Center for Economic and Business Research

JACKSON COUNTY SNAPSHOT

Business indicators for Jackson County

Percent Change jun 2019/ Mar 2020 APR 2020 MAY 2020 jun 2020 jun 2020 Labor Force 22,092 23,435 24,445 23,871 2.98 Employed 21,548 18,268 20,409 21,176 -5.96 Unemployed 544.0 5,167 4,036 2,695 309.10 Unemployment Rate (pct) 2.5 22.0 16.5 11.3 8.4

Note: All figures not seasonally adjusted SOURCE: Ball State Center for Economic and Business Research

FALL 2020 | The Business Connection 25 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Matthew Foist to Madison A. Moore, 8436 Joshua Crum to Nathan Rich, 4670 Skyler King to Mckenzie N. Eppley, 5061 Matthew Myers to Columbus Homes For N. Buckingham Dr., $163,500, filed June 10. Westchester Dr., $240,000, filed June 3. Willa Way, $104,900, filed June 15. Rent, 2204 Elm St., $51,000, filed Feb. Kenneth W Hehman to Imogene James, Gwt Hopebridge 1 LLC to CHCT Indiana Julie Ann Craig to Gary L. Mcclintic, 4346 23. 8823 N. Miami Ridge Road, $144,900, LLC, 2222 Poshard, $1,813,600, filed Westminster Place, $248,000, filed June 19. Lakeview Loan Servicing LLC to Secretary filed June 12. June 5. Darren L. Green to Karen Green, 1063 Of Housing & Urban Development, 396 Fred H. Sultan to Homes By Keeno LLC, G&A Properties LLC to B&B Properties Of Goldfinch Road, $0, filed June 12. Daugherty St., $10, filed Feb. 24. 1944 W. Highland Lane, $77,000, filed Columbus LLC, 4010 Middle Road, Bruce Thomason to Britt N. Minks, 1025 Kirsten I. Bouthier to Oliver M. Bouthier, May 21. $850,000, filed June 16. Tipton Lane, $275,000, filed May 27. 943 Goldfinch Road, $0, filed May 14. Neil P. Jenner to Edgar Alvarado Barrera, Penny Michele Balzer to Spencer D. Gross, Judith R. Jones Trust, Established April 22, Phillip Ross Berquist to Gbotemi A. 1973 Buckthorn Dr., $235,000 filed June 2027 Pinewood Drive, $235,000, filed 2008 to Lloyd E. Wentz, 220 19th St., Balogun, 1014 9th St., $76,000, filed May 15. June 12. $359,900, filed June 19. 27. Brian K. Lang to Matthew A. Wasson, Kevin Kimmel to Penny M. Balzer, 3488 Britt N. Minks to Manni Moore, 2249 Joel Spoon to Thomas R. Howard, 3729 12401 E. 700, $290,000, filed May 20. Berkdale Dr., $179,900, filed June 12. Sycamore St., $168,500, filed May 26. Maple Ridge Dr., $478,679, filed May 29. Samantha M. Winters to Elizabeth R. Brent Veach to John D. Hines, 6147 Robert Michael Ulibarri to Nicholas Roth, Nathan A. Rich to Elle Smith, 5441 Iris St., Kroger, 1115 Jackson St., $105,000 filed Brandermill Ridge, $190,000, filed June 11. 1930 Lafayette Ave., $475,000, filed June $145,000, filed June 3. June 12. Pamela Abner to Brittany P. Noel, 1822 16. Sacksteder Properties LLC to John Dietzel, JW Real Estate LLC to Mitchell Watkins, Dawnshire Dr, $145,000, filed June 9. The Estate Of Agnes M. Maggard 2348 N. 200 W., $260,000, filed June 5. 185 S. Jackson St., $50,000, filed May 15. Rebecca Morris to Adam Nooncaster, (Deceased) to Cameron T. Oathout, 1104 Rebecca S. Harper to Joseph Kreppein, E. Beazer Homes Indiana LLP to Jagadish 2041 Lockerbie Dr., $161,500, filed May 18th St., $78,000, filed June 19. State Road 46, $40,000, filed June 18. Babu Sirigineedi, 3560 Parkview Dr., 15. Aaron Singer to Columbus Homes For Rent Joann Sims Fox to Jessica L. Wakefield, $304,015, filed May 11. Elaine S. Mcintyre to Sandra E Adams, LLC, 1326 Union St., $21,000, filed June 3044 30th Street, $111,000, filed June Beazer Homes Indiana LLP to Xueyang Xu, 2050 Flourishing Drive, $91,900, filed 22. 19. 2426 Creek Bank Dr., $262,998, filed May June 10. Dustin R. Blackburn to Chelsea Reising, Ray C. Sims to Terry Werno, S. Whitehorse 15. Ronald E. Neuman to Shaena Kristine 1117 Sycamore Street, $155,000, filed Road, $33,500, filed June 22. Robertson, 3930 Waycross Dr., $130,000, June 15. Mann Rentals LLC to Henry C Hoover, 300 Rosemary Critzer to Anthony W. Stewart, filed June 10. High St., $13,400, filed July 23, 2016. Avinash Pendru to Prabash E. Abeyratne, 750 West, $1,839, filed June 23. Joli Development LLC to Ethan Randall 6116 Heron Court, $355,000, filed June Wilma M. Roberts to Brandon . Albert, Eugene Noel Genth t Anthony W. Stewart, Brown, 1816 10Th Street, $164,900, filed 19. 2640 E. 800 S, $160,000, filed June 15. Youth Camp Rd, $4,161, filed June 23. June 12. Chuhan Zhang to Debra Peters-Smith, 2401 Around The House Construction Inc. to Luke A. Hampton to Robert F. Wasco, 10 Sharon Lee to Doyle Bedee, 2301 7th St., Terrace Lake Road, $275,000, filed June 17. Daniel L. Buck, 3130 South Clay Street, Catalpa Way, $205,400, filed June 24. $155,000, filed June 12. $116,000, filed June 3. Kevin Murphy to James M. Lane, 2940 Farrel G. Foist & Lou Ella Foist Trust, Dated Brittany P. Noel to Michelle L Coatsworth, Braeburn, $347,000, filed May 22. Donald R. Mcdonald to Bethany K. Harper, the 8th day of May, 2006 to Kyle D. 2221 Mcclure St., $88,000, filed June 9. 3055 S. Pisgah Way, $143,000, filed June Larry J. Wetzel to Nachshon Domany, 2920 Benedict, 10671 E. State Road 7, 4. Brett A Boas to Alexandria Lynne Wall, Wandering Way, $280,000, filed June 18. $140,000, filed June 24. Joy Doup to Brett E. Ellison, 12500 E. SR 1432 N 500 E, $295,000, filed June 16. Johnathon D. Croslow to Jill Marie Mao, Beacon Builders LLC to E. Richard 7, $275,000, filed June 11. Riley J. Shroyer to Grayson Mackenzie 2941 Cross Creek Dr., $0, filed June 11. Morphew, 5802 Deer Valley Court, William Kyle Young to Derek M Winters, Mendoza, 218 N. Hughes St., $125,000, Stephen E. Peterson to Matthew Marquez, $230,970, filed June 24. 661 N. CR 675W, $215,000, filed June filed June 12. 2009 Cheyenne Trail, $305,000, filed Cathy Dunn to Larry W East, 1913 Fairfax 12. Dewey Maynard Jr. to Charles A. June 19. Drive, $214,000, filed June 24. The Estate Of Dorothy R Spalding to Daniel Winterstein, 18811 E. SR 46, $390,000, Zeynap N. Bruce to Bryce A. Utt, 3621 Def Rentals LLC to John T. Wilson, 1302 L. Wasson, 9760 W. Old Nashville Road, filed March 4. Westenedge Drive, $245,000, filed June Sycamore St, $127,500, filed June 24. $225,000, filed June 12. Randy Miller to Jonathan T. Burton, 8267 N. 17. Donna M. Wilson to Cameron Hanner, Thelma C. Harpring to Payton P. Utterback, Waterford Drive, $163,000, filed June 12. Tyler R. Sizemore to Dustin Quarles, 2220 4690 Northeastern Blvd., $174,900, filed 3344 Fall Valley Dr., $130,000, filed June Matthew E Brossman to ASJ Properties Dale Court, $220,000, filed June 15. 25. June 11. LLC by Andrew John Dipzinski, President, David J. Ashby to Bryon M. Munoz, 2622 Harry Jonathan Finerfrock to Mark T. David L. Steinkoenig Jr. to John Austin 1050 E., $65,000, filed June 17. Cedarcrest Drive, $203,400, filed June Warren, 19550 E. 300 N., $343,000, filed Smith, 4339 River Road, $225,000, filed Estate Of John Haeseley to Kortney Lynn 15. June 11. June 25. Lillie Shipley, 16951 S. 450 W., $158,000, John C. Stetter to Beacon Builders LLC, E. Richard Morphew to Barry Edison Katrina J. Tovey to Judith Ann Collins, 4270 filed May 27. 3823 Greenbriar Dr., $36,000, filed June Parkhurst, 4225 Washington St., Wellington Court, $259,900, filed June 15. 23. Roger B. Thomson Trust to Thomas $259,900, filed June 25. Clayton Properties Group Inc. to German Thomson, 10761 W. Grandview Dr., $1, William K. Daugherty to Charles A. Martin, A. Madrid-Armanillas, 1903 Glenmoor filed June 18. 3430 Virginia St., $128,000, filed June Robert L. Taylor to Christopher William Court, $224,996, filed June 11. 22. Clapp, 581 Mutz Dr., $429,901, filed June Matthew W. Donica to Dane Floyd, 10352 25. Nancy E. Van Wye to Ernest Roberts, 3500 Chestnut Lane, $35,000, filed June 12. 777 Development LLC to Adrienne L. Fox, Barry E. Parkhurst to Teresa L. Kuntz, 2796 River Road, $197,000, filed March 11. Matthew Marquez to Timothy Nungester, 4311 31st St., $170,000, filed June 22. Sycamore St., $320,000, filed June 25. Adam Haight to Brent A. Veach, 3521 1996 Creek Bank Dr., $277,000, filed Kyle Conwell to Chandra Smith, 2712 Mockingbird Drive, $283,000, filed June June 19. Poplar Dr., $130,000, filed May 29. Stacy Findley to Samantha Rodriguez, 11. 2320 Gilmore St., $159,900, filed June 25. Beazer Homes Indiana LLP to Deepak Turnkey Home Solutions Inc. to Tulsidas G. Bong L. Kim Trust Established On Garq, 2342 Shadow Court, $220,000, Narsinghani, 1815 Beam Road, $65,000, Stuart Kaplan to Alan R Wilkerson, 4310 November 18, 2007 to Johnathan M filed May 29. filed June 24. N. Riverside Dr., $669,500, filed June 26. Issacs, 3200 Sycamore Court 2A, Beazer Homes Indiana LLP to Heather M. Brandon D. Albert to Andrew A. Fields, Bajorn G. Gaylord to Kristen A. Case, 1432 $150,000, filed June 4. Kasper, 2676 Creek Bank Court, 1306 Iowa St, $100,000, filed June 15. Crescent Dr., $240,000, filed June 26. Tnal LLC to Kaabs LLC, 304 Flatrock Drive, $281,282, filed May 28. Haz Inc. to Isaias Venancio Andres, 647 Marvin Pavlov to Brook May, 11551 W. $148,000, filed June 12. Zane T. Clark to Alexander T. Gaskins, Hutchins Ave., $40,000, filed June 18. Grandview Dr., $715,000, filed June 26. Lorraine M. Schill Fka Lorraine Hensley to 5973 S. Jonesville Road, $95,000, filed John Henderson to Daniel T. Sorg, 613 Turnkey Home Solutions Inc. to Courtney Munashe Florence Mugonda, 1502 June 19. Parkway Dr., $44,500, filed June 17. Gaylord, 3115 Marr Road, $335,000, filed Chestnut Street, $117,000, filed June 15. Robert L. West to Reis Brownfield, 305 June 26. Emily Dominguez fka Emily Snapp to Margorie Bierlein to Spencer Allman, 1434 5th St., $30,000, filed June 17. Kimble L Gagos 2012 Irrevocable Trust, James H. West Aka James Homer West Jr. Franklin St., $26,000, filed June 12. Bryce A. Utt to Charles A Betz II, 5562 E. Dated October 17, 2012, 218 N. Ross St., to Jeremiah Paul Chandler, 1309 25th Andy Ball to Robert Alan Vogt, 5630 Karlsway Dr., $180,000, filed June 22. $90,000, filed April 22. Street, $143,000, filed June 26. Treeline Dr., $675,000, filed June 5. Estate Of Charles Edward Farrell Aka The Estate Of Reva B. Barnsfather, Garth Bringman to Celso Pereira, 2673 Sheila D. Peda to Przemyslaw Peda, 1835 Charles E. Farrell, Deceased to Skyler L Deceased to Matthew G. Thompson, 41 S. Violet Way, $307,000, filed June 26. Brookfield Dr., $0, filed June 1. King, 7257 S. Sandcreek Dr., $158,900, Coovert St., $163,500, filed June 19. Daniel L. Meadows to Julie Allison Reece, Sino Paul toNeil P Jenner, 2795 Lupine Ct., filed June 15. James P. Leffler to Riley Shroyer, 3385 N. 2698 Meadowlark Lane, $215,000, filed $326,000 filed June 15. Chris Hiatt to Rawley Fear, 5589 E 625 E., $195,000, filed June 15. June 26. Jody M. Patrick Fka Jody M. Coffman to Broadmoor Dr., $186,000, filed June 19. Matthew Myers to Columbus Homes For Timothy M. Jarnagin to Jerry Duane Ritz, Nathan C. Patrick, 4711 Breckenridge Dr., Steven W. Perkins to Tyler Perkins, 5423 Rent LLC, 1147 Evelyn St., $70,000, filed 1922 California St., $175,000, filed June $90,000, filed May 12. S. CR 1000 E, $105,000, filed June 18. Jan. 15. 26. 26 The Business Connection | FALL 2020 Betty A. Isley to Timothy J. Isley, 12242 S. Charles Crespin to Karen D. Galbraith, James Lee Burton to Robert W Hess, 817 Robert E Cooper to Kristen M Harris, 600 E., $0, filed June 26. 4340 Westminster Court, $237,000, filed S. Main St., $50,000, filed June 3. 2290 Lakecrest Dr, $217,500, filed July 6. Timothy Isley to Jeremy Kessler, 12242 S. June 26. Carol L. Weesner to Forest D. Lucas, 3304 Amanda A Sharpe to Joshua Jenkins, 600 E., $140,000, filed June 26. Clayton Properties Group Inc. to Grove Parkway, $270,000, filed June 5. 1955 Woodland Parks Dr, $246,500, filed Richard Patberg to Blake H. Burk, 5053 Cjristopher W. Fox II, 3997 Woodview Luke C. Otte to Brandon Goecker, State July 6. Drive, $234,000, filed June 30. Timber Ridge Drive, $410,000, filed June Road 58, $70,000, filed June 8. Nicholas Corum to Ashley M Wolf, 3450 29. Kristina C. Finch to Jennifer Struffert, Raul Rodriguez to Aaron B. Sanders, 361 Virginia St, $169,900, filed July 6. 2634 California St., $270,000, filed July 2. Richard Samuel Malanoski to Chelsea B. Sussex Place, $284,900, filed June 11. Lucas S Elkins to Gregory Forbes, 5985 Lucas, 1267 Evelyn St., $46,000, filed Sheila Behrman to Maggy Sue Boggs, Beazer Homes Indiana LLP to Sheila Peda, Sheridan Court, $200,000, filed July 7. June 29. 2245 Washington St., $175,000, filed 2471 Creek Bank Dr., $271,000, filed Eric D Grider to Linda Marie Ebel, 2685 June 26. Clayton Properties Group Inc. to Nicholas June 11. Cedar Wood Drive, $152,900, filed July 7. T. Schmitt, 1988 Abbey Lane, $210,465, Phillip E. Buster to Matthew Bingham, Beazer Homes Indiana LLP to Meghan Brent Cole to Mayra Arellano, 1740 filed June 30. 1335 Lafayette Ave., $85,000, filed July 2. Ferris Campbell, 2481 Creek Bank Dr., Caldwell Pl, $118,000, filed July 7. Sharon A. Jessie to Jack W. Sorrell II, Mbonankira Prosper to Noelle J. Zeichner, $256,590, filed June 12. Deaver Road, $157,000, filed June 30. 734 8th St., $40,000, filed July 1. Joseph W Conner to Zachery T T aul, Jason A. Boyer to Brian Jason 2133 Chandler Ln, $147,500, filed July 7. Larry E. Lovejoy to Sasikumar Rolla Lodge No. 17 Knights Of Pythia to Niederhauser, 601 Ridgeview Lane, Shanmugam, 3144 Rolling Hill Dr., Camm Properties LLC, 611 Washington $302,000, filed June 12. Andrew Alvarez to Robert L Taylor, 1936 $207,500, filed June 30. St., $200,000, filed July 7. Woodland Parks Dr, $198,000, filed July James C. Simonton to Christopher L. 8. Kyle S. Stout to Amanda N Coomer, 9614 Old National Bank to Sprague Rentals LLC, Clerc, 3306 Spruce Street, $290,000, Walnut St., $103,000, filed July 6. 501 Washington St., $1,100,000, filed filed June 12. Catherine Mccracken to Joel C Benedict, 17501 E 400 N, $146,000, filed July 8. Ashley R. Goddard to Emily Volz, 8501 June 17. Christopher Cleric to Seastian Heppner, Devonshire Road, $149,000, filed June 30. David T. Wilkerson to Jeff A. Finke, 324 1441 Hunter Pl, $249,900, filed June 12. Theresa G Deiwert to Sally V Manning, Sycamore St., $105,000, filed July 1. 3722 Ironwood Drive, $168,000, filed July Garry Carl Williams to Kyle Shane Stout, Uriel A Alvarez Aguilar to Sri Bhargava 8. 7590 N. 330 W., $164,000, filed July 6. Anne Trobaugh to Michael Riehl, 5214 Pulipaka, 3274 Rolling Hill Dr., $212,000, Northwood Dr., $870,000, filed July 2. filed June 12. Douglas S Shelton to Columbus Homes Beacon Builders LLC to Rita Fay Ford, For Rent Llc, 1602 Meridian Street, 2066 Amur Court, $230,000, filed July 6. Ricky Norton Hooten to Donald Nelson Tim Shoaf to Alicia Dawn Wilkinson, 531 $15,000, filed July 8. Windland, 592 Ridgeview Lane, Grand St., $166,000, filed June 12. Lentz Farms Inc. to Lentz Seed Solutions $304,900, filed June 29. Christopher Scott to Nikolas Lawson, LLC, 800 N, $12,240, filed March 19. Gerald G. Hamilton (Pr) Of The Estate Of 3355 Fall Valley Dr, $165,000, filed July 8. Christopher Paul Chapman to Wendy H. Mary Louise Hamilton, Deceased to William F. Lentz to Lentz Seed Solutions Elwood Revocable Trust Dated December Johnathan L Beauchamp, 14373 E 600 N, Mark C Ziegler to Christopher J Scott, Llc, 800 N, $8,640, filed March 19. 2, 2010, 4128 Shagbark Court, $222,000, filed June 13. 2032 Cheyenne Trail, $298,500, filed July James L Puckett Revoc Liv Trust to Steven 8. $125,000, filed July 1. David L. Coffman to Johnatan W. D. Cain, 4001 E. Clover St., $132,000, filed Gouri S. Sarnaik to Hujhui Wang, 7053 Meinhardt, 1804 W. Northgate Drive, Bradley Thomas York to Ronald James July 2. Stoney Ridge Dr., $360,000, filed June 10. $105,000, filed June 16. Stone, 1827 Shiloh Drive, $197,000, filed Eric W. Jarrett to Ashley R Goddard, 19643 July 9. Guobin Chen to Javier Abed Nego Estrada James R. Chaille to Jodi Graham, 4585 W E. 410 N., $205,000, filed June 30. Saenz, 1445 Blackhawk Dr., $310,000, 450 S, $230,000, filed June 17. Jay Dollens to Bradley Thomas York, 515 Jane Ann Francisco to K & K Grandview Volland Dr, $235,000, filed July 9. filed July 1. David W. Thompson Jr. to Brianna Kelsey, LLC, 11881 W. Grandview Dr., $610,000, Graham S. Orne to Scott M Benjamin, 6632 N. CR 600 E, $140,000, filed June B & K Assets to Eric Metzloff, 1317 Pearl filed June 30. 2803 Wild Orchid Way, $350,000, filed 18. St, $89,900, filed July 9. Melissa D. Ammon to Ricky J. Fitch, 3971 June 30. Chad D. Heimlich to Zane T. Clark, 3429 Larc Properties, Llc to Live Well Properties S. 550 W., $300,000, filed July 2. Judith A. Booker to Judith A Booker, 4725 Sycamore Drive, $157,500, filed June 19. Llc, 2415 Marr Rd, $651,000, filed July 9. Stephanie Artnak Everett to Stephen E. Clairmont Dr, $0, filed June 24. Raymond H. Rolland Revocable Living Barbre Farms Llc to Kramer Property Llc, Peterson, 5020 Somerset Lane, Paul M Barrett to Kyle P Hagner, 3350 Trust Dated September 25,2007 to Presidential Way, $133,600, filed July 9. $670,000, filed June 30. Cessna Dr, $182,000, filed June 26. Guillermo Ezequiel Batista Civil, 2131 Suzan Jane Newton Living Trust to Brian Robert K. Bishop to Bobby Lee Tse, 1531 Sims Drive, $151,000, filed June 19. Marcia J Conner to Eric Scott Miller, 1601 Wilkins, 12925 E 100 N, $560,000, filed Brookside Court, $160,000, filed June 30. Audubon Drive, $178,500, filed June 30. Phillip L Mckinney to Seth Anthony Turner, July 10. Bryan L. Cantwell to Jennifer Ann Charles B. Whittington By Charles L. 4231 W 450 S, $109,900, filed June 22. Thompson, 597 Collier St., $149,900, Thomas D Reynolds to Claudia Braman, Whittington (Pr) to Snitko Holdings LLC, Todd G Benzschawe to Kimble L Gagos filed July 7. 3404 Duffer Dr, $310,500, filed July 10. 5065 Rocky Ford Road, $140,000, filed Irrevocable Trust Dated October 17, 2012, Joshua B Bowman to Deepak Khedkar, Thomas C. Johnson to Clayton Shireman, July 3. 282 S Brooks Street, $116,000, filed June 4370 Brookfield Dr, $515,000, filed July 6614 S. 550 W., $165,000, filed July 6. 24. John R. Tully to Otto W. Wickstrom Jr., 5109 10. Michael Cobb to Paul M. Thompson, 8880 Memphis Ct, $134,900, filed June 30. Yi Zhang to David E Sporleder, 3726 Sioux S. 100 W., $71,000, filed June 26. Trail, $279,900, filed June 25. Blake H Burke to George Devidze, 5611 S Steven L. Imlay to Paul Louis Dazet, 3002 Poplar Dr, $730,000, filed July 13. Devisees of the Last Will And Testament Silver Fox Lane, $225,000, filed June 26. Russell W Compton to Ashley L Blair, Of Marilyn Moir, Deceased, to Reis Michael A Leneave to Kaylyan Dhar, 2404 Donald C. Humphrey to Rella A Hughes, 11074 N Cross St, $65,000, filed June 26. Brownfield, 114 Pennsylvania, $29,000, Orchard Creek Dr, $180,000, filed July 14. 2751 Fairlawn Dr., $195,000, filed June Kurtus L Konradi to Larry W Hornsby Jr, filed July 6. 30. 315 N East St, $124,000, filed June 26. Tony R Shipley to Alan W Mullins, 9341 N Paul M. Thompson to Anita L. Mccord, 107 250 W, $169,000, filed July 20. Sandra J. Wall to Franklin J. Mcdaniel, Crystal Lynn Shuler to Keith Isaacs, 1709 11th St., $104,000, filed June 26. 5944 Laramie Trail, $208,000, filed July Shannon Court, $159,900, filed June 29. Paul E Waltz to James T Spitler, 1401 Jeffrey A Whitis to Samuel E Nugent, 105 Tannehill Rd, $79,000, filed July 15. 1. Estate Of Vera Sue (Greathouse) Collins By 11th St., $40,000, filed June 30. Rcp Realty LLC to Nva One, LLC, National First Financial Bank Extr to Ronald E Tim & Daughters Property Management F. Steve Douglas to Kenneth J. Gross, E. Road, $15,000, filed Feb. 11. Greathouse , 61 Dahn St, $100, filed June Llc to Alva Joseph Grimm , 6075 Pink Railroad St., $20,000, filed Feb. 19. Willow Ct, $99,000, filed July 21. The Dorothy M. Walker Revocable Trust 29. David Alan Pardieck (Attorney In Fact For Dated November 24, 2008 to Sandra J. Ameya Oke to Ernie L Neal Ii, 4140 Green Creek Realty, Llc to Ron Cornett, Janet Lou Pardieck) to Gregory D. Vaught, Wall, 1614 Forest Drive, $214,000, filed Kennedy Dr, $266,000, July 1. 525 Main St, $60,000, filed July 24. 7830 E. 475 S., $170,000, filed June 26. July 1. James F Hunter to Rodolfo Monroy & Sheriff Matt Myers to Us Bank Trust Na, As Stacy L. Kirk to Cecillia Lea Hiatt, 5271 Jerry Duane Ritz to Megan Brewster, 1903 Martha A Monroy Living Trust Dated Trustee For Lsrmf Mh Master Participation Forster Ave., $189,000, filed July 1. Central Ave., $103,000, filed June 26. December 10, 2004, 6741 E 750 S, 126 Elm St, $49,000, filed July 7. Travis Ritenour to Charles R Reece, 5559 Betty E. Cain to Steven D. Cain, 2250 W $59,000, filed July 1. Daniel J Leonard to Kyle Hunsucker , E. Broadmore Dr., $192,200, filed June 30. 600 N, $0, filed March 29. Perry R Rechemba to Ronna Scheffel, 11311 W Grandview Dr, $235,000, filed July 16. Jesse J. Walker to Travis L. Ritenour, 5494 Tim & Daughters Property Management 9467 W Youthcamp Rd, $0, filed July 1. Brush Creek Dr., $325,900, filed July 1. LLC to Randall Blackburn, 6500 Pink Marilyn E Mullins to Rafiqul Islam, 2300 Randolph L Sims to Larry D Owen, 550 S, $100,000, filed July 17. Ryan Noel Genth to Anthony W. Stewart, Willow Court, $60,000, filed April 28. Lakecrest Dr, $180,000, filed July 2. Youth Camp Road, $4,000, filed June 23. Kristen Everett to David G. Goins, 550 S, Robert E Thompson to Greg Schroeder, Elizabeth I Adams to Nicholas Masters, 272 Jefferson St, $89,900, filed July 20. David Butkovich to Kelsey Ann Barrix, 730 $3,000, filed May 27. 2057 Pawnee Trail, $404,940, filed July 6. Riverside Circle, $175,000, filed July 3. Robert W. Reeves Jr. to Northern Star Clayton Properties Group Inc to Allick M Timothy Sorrells to Devashri Trivedi, 3169 Rolling Hill Drive, $158,000, filed July 20. Michael Steven Long to Thomas L. Bailey, Real Estate Services, LLC , 2235 Cherry Olive, 1924 Glenmoor Court, $312,390, 911 Tanager Drive, $354,900, filed June Street, $175,000, filed May 28. filed July 6. Donald N Windland to Jeriel R Gladsome, 29. 4G Farms LLC By Charlotte D Elkins to Gregory M Forbes to Veronica G Diaz, 2010 Lakecrest Dr, $231,000, filed July Dorothy P. Wagner aka Dorothy P. Wagner Matthew P Jung, 850 S, $10,000, filed 5215 Hartford Avenue, $124,900, filed 13. Estate to Garry Williams, 4684 Hackberry May 28. July 6. John A Feltner to Logan T Wetzel, 1966 Court, $140,000, filed July 6. . Creek Bank Dr, $194,500, filed July 15. FALL 2020 | The Business Connection 27 Dustin James Craig to Ashley Nicole Ethan D Johns to Chad A Fordyce, 1322 Philip Nother to Matthew Jordan Barr, Craig , 9241 S Sr 58, $0, filed July 16. Pennsylvania Street, $125,000, filed 6066 Leatherback Dr, $418,600, filed JACKSON COUNTY Jerry Lee Garrison to Toby Perry, 1686 July 14. July 22. W 625 S, $350,000, filed July 17. Joel Spoon to Givingback2 Llc, 1007 John C Busack Jr to Skylar A Myers, REAL ESTATE 5371 E Cr 50 N, $139,900, filed July 23. Katherine J Ellegood to Jerry L Garrison, Central Avenue, $122,000, filed July 16. TRANSFERS 12445 E Legal Tender Rd, $302,400, Rick A Hand to Ashley Holzhausen, The Richard D Hercamp And Joan Ruth filed July 20. 3025 15Th St, $75,000, filed July 21. Hercamp Revocable Living Trust to Gregory L Hercamp, 55 E Cr 1100 S, Todd Franke to Logan D Carpenter, 5291 Rebecca Rowe to Krishan Narsinghani, $2,000, filed July 23. Zona Gail Matthews to Alex J. and Kayla S Cr 1005 E, $78,000, filed July 16. 385 Mcclure Rd, $5,000, filed July 15. Pakulak, 303 E. Howard St., Crothersville, James B Adams to Charles L Butler, Clayton Properties Group Inc to Billy J $157,900, filed July 23. Sofia Martinez-Aguilar to Hector Rena 2807 17Th St, $169,900, filed July 23. Bryant Jr, 1947 Abbey Lane, $231,015, Maldonado Gonzalez, 518 Della Road, R. Andrew and Brandy D. Rumph to filed July 16. $59,000, filed July 16. Andrew C Ogle to Autumn B Hackworth, Gerald B. and Starr S. Millick, 7923 W. 978 N Co Rd 275 E, $116,900, filed July Clayton Properties Group Inc to Gloria County Road 200N, Norman, $101,877, Secretary Of Housing & Urban 23. Gonzalez Martinez, 1954 Glenmoor Development to Prem Narsinghani, 3040 filed July 23. Court, $209,148, filed July 14. Thompson Dr, $60,000, filed July 17. Henry H Phelps to Kyle J Phillabaum, Lanna Jean Smith to Ronald J. Machesky 1246 E 0 850 S, $1, filed July 23. Clayton Properties Group Inc to Brice T Curtis W Barger Jr to Scott Burrows, 595 II, 3328 S. U.S. 31, Crothersville, Doane, 2038 Abbey Lane, $222,990, Glendale Drive, $54,000, filed July 17. Kelly M Harrison to Timothy L Sorrells, $234,900, filed July 23. filed July 17. 3414 Oldfield Lane, $239,900, filed July Alex J. Pakulak to Sarah Jane Stites, 409 Carolyn Jane Gernentz to Timothy 23. Sandra L Mccoy Revocable Trust to Kissel, 426 Harrison Street, $95,000, E. Main St., Crothersville, $78,500, filed Ethan Michael Graman, 877 Junco Drive, filed May 6. Carolyn J Hopkins to Marc J Croddy, July 23. $252,500, filed July 14. 1130 California Street, $80,000, filed William P Slattery to Susan R Mccrary, Wanda K. Mullins to Clyde and Mona L. July 24. Smith (quit claim deed), Kurtz lots 183- Justin A Bessler to Marlyssa Rae 1666 Pinion Ct, $170,000, filed June 1. Fillmore, 1012 Tanbark Dr, $262,000, Jeffrey B Nolting to Arthur J Rousseau, 188, 5000 block of West Broadway filed July 13. Melinda Kay Guthrie to Diana S Gore, 319 Flatrock Dr, $365,000, filed July 24. Street, Norman, and Kurtz lots 195-196, 1030 W Cr 700 S, $190,000, filed June 5000 block of North Broadway Street, Wilma J Rhoades to Jeremy Newland, Katrina B Whitworth to Phillipe Saad, 3. $7,500, filed July 23. 5993 Leatherback Ct, $930,000, filed 3839 Waycross Dr, $325,000, filed July July 13. Darrell L Scrogham to Charles R Moore , 24. Timothy E. and Rosalinda R. Kilmer to 4731 Poplar St, $85,000, filed July 1. David Ziegler, 3745 E. U.S. 50, Seymour, Damian Mcgowan to Andrew M Andrew Mccracken to Johnathon R $95,000, filed July 22. Courtot, 632 Ridgeview Ln, $281,500, Indyre Llc to James E Nugent, 301 Lawrence, 5490 Cattle Dr, $330,000, filed July 20. Railroad St, $30,000, filed July 9. filed July 24. Joe N. Wayman to Gary E. and Linda L. Jacobi, 3538 Regents, Seymour, Bank Of America Na to Daniel Smith, Nathan Montgomery to Dustin Joseph Phillipe Saad to Leslie S Sequeira, 4422 $316,500, filed July 22. Mallard Point, $585,000, filed July 16. 8660 E 400 N, $85,000, filed July 15. Alberring, 4705 N Riverside Drive, $250,127, filed July 24. Emir Gonzalez to Grant Homes LLC, 1307 Georgeanna J Baker to Sainath Reddy Rachel Monahan Wata Rachel Rubin to Jackson Park Place, Seymour, $85,000, The Estate Of Donetta H Page to Scott C Racha , 6098 Boulder Ct, $378,000, Stacy Kidwell, 622 16Th Street, filed July 22. filed July 20. $119,900, filed July 17. Weatherford, 4110 Ridgeway Ave, $235,900, filed July 24. Stephen L. and Nancy D. White to Darren Craig R Thomas to David A Simille, 5182 Sprague Rentals Llc to Centra Credit A. and Misty S. Royalty, 1656 Devonshire Timber Ridge Dr, $339,900, filed July Union, 501 Washington St, $1,773,750, Suraj Sarala to Shuping Zhang , 2819 Drive, Seymour, $428,900, filed July 21. 14. filed July 17. Grimes Way, $375,000, filed July 24. Len Hauersperger to Larry L. and Tammy Joli Development Llc to Karen A Winders, Baylen Burton to Douglas M Molitor, J Clayton Callaway to Matthew S S. Lane, 659 S. Vine St., Seymour, 2961 Daylily Dr, $355,000, filed July 2243 Chandler Ln, $135,000, filed July Claymon, 5471 S Poplar Dr, $625,000, $38,500, filed July 21. 18. filed July 24. 15. Darlene R. and Dennis W. Motsinger to Jacqueline S Newkirk to Kerrie Lea Clayton Properties Group Inc to Matthew Patricia Perry to Natalie A Green, 1585 Asher R. Burns, 725 Pine Tree Court, Breeden, 1617 Mccullough Ln, K Whiteley, 1974 Glenmoor Dr, N Cr 600 W, $266,500, filed July 24. Seymour, $82,200, filed July 21. $287,239, filed July 20. $208,000, filed July 13. Landmark Farm Foundation Inc to Bhi Darlene R. and Dennis W. Motsinger to Senior Living Inc, 250 N, $1,313,420, Judith B Powell Revocable Inter Vivos Zulkifly Bin Yusuf to Jentry Lange, 3040 Asher R. Burns, Lot 7 in the Pine Grove filed July 24. Trust to Kathrine J Ellegood , 5166 Revere Ct, $188,500, filed July 20. Subdivision, 700 block of Pine Tree Court, Seymour, $17,000, filed July 21. Marco Dr, $267,900, filed July 20. Clayton Properties Group Inc to Matthew Brenda J Sullivan to Thomas E Rager, 11221 Grandview Dr, $365,500, filed Mary Frances Powell to Carolyn N Pitt A Imel, 1984 Glenmoor Dr, $258,087, Darren A. and Misty S. Royalty, under the July 24. Revocable Trust, 5199 Imperial Drive, filed July 21. Misty S. Royalty Trust, to Stephen L. and Nancy D. White, pt. NE 13-6-5 0.67 $264,000, filed July 17. Vishai Shah to Dipalee Shah, 2116 Ted R Gill to Cottage Development Llc, 11670 W Maple Dr, $479,000, filed July acres, 1000 block of West Sixth Street, Scott D Dumal to Jihoon Kim, 3375 Parkside Dr, $0, filed July 21. 24. Seymour, and pt. SW 18-6-6 1.47 acres, Virginia St, $189,900, filed July 17. Joseph L Acton to Robert Kuder, 13002 1051 W. Sixth St., Seymour, $550,000, Sharon M Taylor to Derek Ian Bowles, Michael S Bishop to John A Feltner, W Cr 50 S, $202,000, filed July 21. filed July 21. 1004 Sycamore Street, $200,000, filed 2899 N Prairie Stream Way, $234,900, Danny D. Burton to Preston J. Gerbig, 833 Estate Of Edith Vivian Wallace Marthin, July 24. filed July 15. Deceased to John D Pierceall, 1718 Phillips Lane, Seymour, $153,000, filed Michael J Radick to Morgan M Shofner, July 20. Madjeana I Stepper to Judith B Powell Newton Street, $132,000, filed July 22. 6085 E Prairie Stream Way, $239,900, Keegan P. and Brittani N. Cornett to Revocable Intervivos Trust, 6032 N Melissa A Holbrook to Adrienne filed July 27. Taylor Schilling, 4412 N. County Road Stratton Ct, $230,000, filed July 20. Chapman, 1508 Lawton Ave, Keith R Baylor to John D Kiel, Mutz Drive, 975E, Seymour, $184,900, filed July 10. Andrew Wingham to Angela L White, $167,000, filed July 22. $7,500, filed July 27. John E. Godby to Alex Bare, 715 W. 5220 Yellowwood Drive, $170,000, filed Brandon B Richard to Tyler M Tope, 2918 July 16. Jackie J Little to Jeffrey S Richards, 850 Jackson St., Seymour, $62,000, filed July Grimes Way, $305,000, filed July 22. S, $32,500, filed July 27. 10. Jeremy Newland to Melissa S Mccalip, Ryan Maxwell to James Brian Adams, Samuel W Robinson to Jayna D Radick, Robin and Whitney Curry to Andrea S. 4669 Gray Fox Court, $224,000, filed 5080 Bull Run, $240,000, filed July 22. July 21. 5710 Victory Dr, $346,000, filed July 27. Chastain, 522 Autumn Court, Southern Indiana Housing & Community Brownstown, $105,000, filed July 10. Veston E Roberts to Katherine M Lee, Kenneth A Wafford to Lisa J Wagers, Development Corporation to Kenneth D David D. Fisher to Ronald Reed, 9103 W. 4835 Timbercrest Dr, $101,000, filed 19544 E Lake Site Drive, $120,000, Debord, 506 Smith St, $5,000, filed July County Road 1000N, Norman, $80,000, July 15. filed July 28. 22. filed July 10. Richard A Hooker, Trustee Of The Hooker Michael Stott to David T Francisco, 2730 Marquitta K Howe to Andrew M Larson, Michelle A. and Patrick J. Downey to Sean Irrevocable Trust, Dated 7/18/2019 to 12Th St, $129,000, filed July 28. 1316 California Street, $64,000, filed M. and Stephanie J. Robinson, 209 W. Paul E Waltz, 3609 Colonial Dr, July 22. Amy J Gray to Harrison Lake Ventures Seventh St., Seymour, $145,000, filed $202,500, filed July 17. Llc, 9394 W Raintree Drive, $538,500, July 9. R & M Warehouse Inc to Wilma D Kenneth Bates to Nicholas Allan Hogan, filed July 28. Leonard, 2131 Indiana Avenue, Lisha D. Self, representing the estate of 2910 Sassafras Lane, $228,000, filed Billy K Fisher to Thomas R Wetherald, $43,000, filed July 22. Geneva Sue Taylor (personal July 17. 1117 Chestnut St, $50,000, filed July representative’s deed), 624 E. 15th St., Diana Fields to Gregory A Exner, 7052 W Marvin L Boffo Revocable Living Trust 29. Seymour, $110,000, filed July 9. Paddock Lane, $450,000, filed July 22. Dated September 24, 1996 to Taylor K Tim & Daughters Property Management Mark A. Krieger to Jacob DeBurger, 2305 Bauer, 3225 25Th Street, $107,500, Christopher Clapp to Nicholas Shaw, Llc to Cody Blackburn, 6225 Pink Willow W. State Road 58, Seymour, $20,000, filed July 15. 7701 S Sandcreek Dr, $229,000, filed Ct, $119,000, filed July 29. filed July 9. William M Irons to Vision Properties Llp July 22. Wilma Huffman to Linda Rhoades, 2702 JRS Homes Inc. to Angelita Brito, 7747 S. An Indiana Liability Partnership, 2750 Rl Wilkerson to Ronald E Haulter, 1033 Two Worlds Dr, $97,000, filed July 29. County Road 975E, Crothersville, $119,900, filed July 9. Central Ave, $679,000, filed July 14. Franklin Street, $165,000, filed July 22.

28 The Business Connection | FALL 2020 Jason D. and Lindsey A. Roeder to Ryan William E. and Phyllis G. Gray to G. Lori Ann Tungate and Elizabeth A. Ruwe, Maria Ponce to Jean W. Esteril, 723 W. M. and Lindsay R. Sarver, 2030 N. Mitchell and Linda S. Patrick, 4033 S. representing the estate of Delores K. Brown St., Seymour, $124,900, filed Lakeview Drive, Seymour, $269,000, County Road 460W, Vallonia, $147,796, Benson, to Genevieve Walls, 2484 S. June 22. filed July 9. filed June 30. County Road 750E, Seymour, $125,000, Gerald B. Kasting to Jeffrey B. and Theresa K. Herthel to Patricia I. Far Bur Investments to Crossroads filed June 26. Bridgette B. Nolting, 1050 E. Skyline Tiemeyer, 431 S. Scotty Drive, Village LP, all of Blocks C and L in the Jeffrey A. White to Mario A. Cipriano Drive, Brownstown, $140,000 (quit claim Brownstown, $149,000, filed July 9. Butler’s Addition, 500 block of South Zarate, 337 Western Parkway, Seymour, deed), filed June 22. Troy D. and Amy J. Levan to Paul D. and Pine Street, Seymour, and all of the $103,000, filed June 26. Thomas E. Elkins and John E. Mifflin to vacated Pine Street lying south of Laurel Lisa A. Anderson, 1904 Gaynell Drive, Jerry D. Otte to Gregory M. and Julie O. Sherry L. Coulter, 314 S. Depot St., Seymour, $169,900, filed July 9. Street, north of Oak Street, west of Block Rieker, pt se 27-7-5 20A, 4000 block of Brownstown, $62,000, filed June 22. C in Butler’s Addition and east of Block L Clayton D. and Kayla J. Beard to Roger D. East County Road 925N, Seymour, Aaron M. Black to Grant Homes LLC, 708 and Penny A. Roll (quit claim deed), pt. in Butler’s Addition, $810,000, filed June $75,000, filed June 26. 30. W. Laurel St., Seymour, $23,500, filed NE 21-7-3 1.8 acres in the 10000 block June 19. of North County Road 800W, Norman, Eric M. and Amanda L. Wessel to John J. Brian D. Osterman to Jared Lemert, Mellencamp, 320 Enos Road, Seymour, $10,000, filed July 8. 2630 W. State Road 58, Seymour, Keith Miller to Baleigh M. Spicer, 9365 $145,000, filed June 26. N. County Road 200W, Seymour, Ray A. Jones to Emir Gonzalez, 808 Ash $69,900, filed June 30. Arthur Properties to Rudy Diego, 984 $199,900, filed June 19. St., Seymour, $70,000, filed July 8. William M. Norman and Teresa J. Dorsey James Ave., Seymour, $192,900, filed Gary C. and Tamela E. Peters to Christian Rodney P. Willman to James R. and to Eric D. and Alyson S. Fish, 793 E. June 26. M. Ramirez Mendez, 5978 Spring Martha C. Smith, 1755 Bell Ford Drive North Shore Drive, Brownstown, Meadow Lane, Seymour, $220,000, filed West, Seymour, $40,000, filed July 8. $280,000, filed June 30. Floyd L. and Carol J. Browning to Jackson-Jennings Farm Bureau June 18. Jackie D. and Lydia D. Hauer to Terry L. Melody Terry to Emir Gonzalez, 615 Cooperative Association, 6905 N. County Jennings Bryan Barnett to James C. Abell, 8805 N. U.S 31, Seymour, Noble St., Seymour, $80,000, filed June $244,000, filed July 8. Road 400E, Seymour, $151,250, filed Marcum, 8895 E. County Road 340N, 30. June 26. Seymour, $185,000, filed June 18. Debra J. Abel to Alan H. Baker, 10060 N. Robert D. Wright to Raul Leija Martinez, County Road 800W, Norman, $239,900, Elizabeth A. Helwig to Jackson-Jennings Curtis Allen Barkes, Catherine A. Barkes- 2781 N. U.S. 31, Seymour, $165,900, filed July 8. Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Bowie formerly known as Catherine Ann filed June 30. 6905 N. County Road 400E, 151,250, Bowie also formerly known as Cathy Ann Donald K. Darlage to Laura Lopez, 6492 filed June 26. Bowie and Janet I. Barkes to Paul L. and N. US 31, Seymour, $142,000, filed July Craig A. and Erika C. Muhlbach to 8. Clarissa A. and Jason B. Hunnicutt, 8843 The Thomas E. Persing Trust and the Angela D. Rennekamp, 1751 E. Tipton Forest Court, Seymour, $238,000, filed Persing Residential Trust to Carl May, St., Seymour, $494,000, filed June 18. Elizabeth C. Hollaway to Matthew T. and June 30. Jena R. Hanks, 715 Sweetbrier Court, 10484 N. County Road 750W, Freetown, Cornwell Construction LLC to Kameron T. Seymour, $183,500, filed July 8. Michelle R. Findley to Michala Nierman, $385,000, filed June 26. Phelps and Jamie N. Gastineau, 1978 Sophia Lane, Seymour, $295,500, filed Jason T. and Christy M. White to Matthew 904 W. Oak St., Seymour, $102,000, Woo Enterprises Inc. to Elmer Goevany June 18. J. Boswell, 9844 S. County Road 900E, filed June 30. Velasquez Montes, 607 Noble St., Austin, $119,000, filed July 7. Jason B. and Clarissa A. Hunnicutt to Seymour, $12,300, filed June 25. Matthew K. Reedy to David and Aleta Quate, 1062 W. Walnut St., Brownstown, Nicholas R. Shaw to Ronald K. Michelle R. Findley, 708 Pine Tree Court, Kyler Blevins to Karmen, James and $25,300, filed June 17. Hutchinson, 2333 W. County Road 200S, Seymour, $150,000, filed June 30. Margaret Johnson, W½ SW NE imp 10-4- Vallonia, $179,000, filed July 7. Brian and Laura Balsmeyer to Hunter 6 1.1A, 5000 block of South U.S. 31, Vinod C. Gupta to Ramon Romero (quit John L. and Dena Moore to Kelli A. McKain and Morgan Broughton, 460 Crothersville, $10,000, filed June 25. claim deed), 602 S. Lynn St., Seymour, Moore, 411 W. Second St., Seymour, $23,000, filed June 17. Vehslage Road, Seymour, $161,000, Satisfied Families Property Solutions LLC $20,000, filed July 7. filed June 30. to Breanna Stout, 522 E. Fourth St., Habitat for Humanity of Jackson County Jason Vernon to Ronald L. and Faren R. Lisa A. Anderson to Reynaldo Pulido, Seymour, $125,000, filed June 25. to Wetzel Properties LLC, 426 N. Ewing Elmore, 211 E. Main St., Crothersville, 1314 Jackson Park Place, Seymour, St., Brownstown, $71,500, filed June 15. $119,900, filed July 6. Sheriff Rick Meyer to Penny Ramp, 6819 $80,000, filed June 29. N. State Road 135, Freetown, $62,001 Jane Nowling to Frederick and Julia Len Hauersperger to Hannah E. Hoffman, Jana VonDielingen to Corey B. Street, (sheriff’s deed), filed June 24. Bryant, 221 S. Clark St., Brownstown, 222 E. 14th St., Seymour, $78,000, filed $25,000, filed June 16. July 6. 5137 S. County Road 400E, Brownstown, Lawrence W. Shelly to Whitney Leigh and $74,900, filed June 29. Robert H. Woodard to Joseph D. and Kelli Larry D. and Valleri Curry to Jessica L. Robin Dale Curry, 8863 Rainier Road, Crider and Marilyn S. England, 8344 W. John D. Hiester and Amy M. Miller to Seymour, $193,000, filed June 24. D. Jones, 1739 Bell Ford Drive West, Seymour, $255,000, filed June 15. U.S. 50, Medora, $140,000, filed July 6. Hannah N. and Evan L. McCord, 115 Steve Allen and Julie Ann Rumph to Michael D. Shepard to Modesto Alvarado, Bayberry Drive, Seymour, $289,900, Tommy Allen Jr. and Angel Berdetta, 324 America Smith to Daniel R. Brock, 11587 416-418 Mill St., Seymour, $67,000, filed June 29. N. Bolles St., Brownstown, $50,000, filed E. State Road 250, Crothersville, filed July 6. Wetzel Properties LLC to Morgan R. June 24. $45,000, filed June 15. Rodney P. Willman to Chadd E. Rogers Frische, 1026 E. 16th St., Seymour, Rick J. and Pamela A. Grant to Zona Gail Community Bank of Raymore, as agent and Kay A. Rogers, 1727 Bell Ford Drive $110,000, filed June 29. Matthews, 804 N. Blish St., Seymour, for the trustees Elizabeth Ann Brandom West, Seymour, $40,000, filed July 2. Karen Schepman to Gary D. Darlage, pt $61,000, filed June 24. Charitable Lead Trust, to TDAK Dale R. and Sabrina B. McKillip to Aimee se 28-6-5 1A, 3000 block of East U.S. Eric and Mercedes Bare to Barbara S. Development Inc., 203 N. Sandy Creek Winter, 3405 Elizabeth’s Way, Seymour, 50, Seymour, $8,000, filed June 29. Shuffitt, 119 E. Harrison Drive, Seymour, Drive, Seymour, $625,000, filed June 15. $186,900, filed July 1. The Richard D. and Joan R. Hercamp $134,900, filed June 24. Jerry Jackson and Phil Darlage to Jon C. Amanda L. Hiday to Daniel and Maria B. Revocable Trust to Tammy Hercamp, 55 The Johnson living trust to Edsel A. and and Peggy L. Robison, Brooks lots 1 and Christensen, 3540 E. U.S. 50, Seymour, 2, West Spring Street, Brownstown, $250,500, filed July 1. E. County Road 1100N, Columbus, Tonya M. Gatewood, 373 Mutton Creek $56,500, filed June 29. Drive, Seymour, $185,000, filed June 24. $30,000, filed June 15. Ronald K. and Dena L. Hutchinson to Eric Timothy J. Reynolds to Shailyn K. Pitzer, S. Elam, 221 S. Sugar St., Brownstown, Clyde M. and Jennifer L. Rowe to Robert Cody M. Frische and Kristen R. McCleery 753 S. County Road 100W, Brownstown, $155,000, filed July 1. D. Newton Jr., successor trustee of the to Justin A. and Sarah A. Schrelick, 181 Hilltop Trust UTA, 218 S. Manor Court, W. Harrison Drive, Seymour, $144,500, $107,000, filed June 15. Caleb and Karlie Henderson to April and filed June 24. Timothy Ellington, 248 N. U.S. 31, Seymour, $340,000, filed June 29. Linda S. Hatton, representing the estate Seymour, $258,000, filed July 1. Timothy R. and Barbara A. Decker to George O. Berry Jr. to Sarah and Dillon K. of Fleta M. Royalty, to All Custom Services Inc., 710 S. O’Brien St., Michael D. and Jennifer A. Shuler to Clyde M. and Jennifer L. Rowe, 641 Gray, 10013 W. County Road 300S, Brandilyn D. Hall, 1112 Cottage Circle, Thorndike Court, Seymour, $267,000, Medora, $299,000, filed June 23. Seymour, $65,000, filed June 15. Seymour, $154,000, filed July 1. filed June 29. Jane M. Nowling and Mandy M. Ward to Beecher Investments LLC to Alan K. Marty L. and Tonya R. Pearson to Eric T. Robert I. Pogue to David A. and Sheila A. B1 Rentals LLC, 812 S. Walnut St., Smith, 749 Pershing St., Seymour, and Stacy M. East, 7301 E. County Road Roll, 906 S. Main St., Brownstown, Seymour, $35,000, filed June 23. $245,000, filed June 15. 975N, Seymour, $285,000, filed July 1. $155,000, filed June 29. Nicholas M. Plantz to Abigail R. Lorenzo, James A. Handley to Steven D. and Timothy W. Ellington to Harold A. and Bobby Ray and Tracey Sue Brown to 433 Schleter Court, Seymour, $148,500, Shelby B. Wolfenbarger, 1794 Normas Luanne J. Smith, 258 White’s Station Brian K. Brown, 3291 E. U.S. 50, filed June 23. Way, Seymour, $202,000, filed June 15. Road, Seymour, $137,000, filed July 1. Seymour, $103,000, filed June 29. Eric S. Elam to Elizabeth M. Freeman, Michael H. and Erica B. Kelly to Jason M. Justin and Kara Piercefield to James W. Betty L. Taylor, trustee of the Leonis G. 721 Brookwood Court, Seymour, and Cathy J. Otte, 6851 N. County Road and Ruth A. Rebber, 1694 S. Bell Ford $150,000, filed June 23. 100E, Seymour, $355,000, filed June Drive, Seymour, $255,000, filed July 1. Taylor and Betty L. Taylor Revocable Living Trust, to David and Kristi Horton, Melanie J. Koch to Timothy Fenneberg, 12. Thompson Living Trust to Thompson Ag 10547 W. County Road 200N, Norman, 11519 E. County Road 50S, Seymour, Jacqueline F. Sciarra to Miranda Jane LLC, pt. w1/2 sw se 19-6-6 20.41A, $150,000, filed June 29. 4000 block of East County Road 450N, $141,468.75, filed June 22. Schultheis, 1302 N. Ewing St., Seymour, Seymour and pt n1/2 sw se 19-6-6 Tesa Volpe to Paul A. Sitterding, pt sw ne Milton Boknecht to Brian D. and Lisa $100,000, filed June 12. 20.41A, 3000 block of North County 23-5-4 1.799A, 1000 block of South Marie Snow, 23-7-4 SW 57.56A, 400 Steven L. and Elizabeth A. Cox to Roger Road 150E, Seymour, $445,300, filed County Road 50N, Brownstown, block of West County Road 1050N, and Tami Field, 728 N. O’Brien St., July 1. $70,000, filed June 29. Seymour, $150,000, filed June 22. Seymour, $10,664, filed June 12.

FALL 2020 | The Business Connection 29 Arthur Properties Inc. to Royner Vazquez, Denny Williams to Macy Williams, 7402 Barry A. Sage to Ervin W. and Linda L. Roy D. and Helen F. Stein to Ryan Tyler 980 James Ave., Seymour, $191,900, E. County Road 725N, Seymour, Oakes, 704 S. Walnut St., Seymour, Stein, 323 Mutton Creek Drive, Seymour, filed June 12. $10,000, filed June 8. $23,000, filed June 1. $195,000, filed May 18. Larry A. and Emma L. Norman to Brittany Blake J. and JoElla Morey to Trisha R.W. Robert D. and Amie D. Cottingham to Weslin Estates LLC to Keith L. and Keely J. Gasser, 99 E. First St., Medora, and Clayton T. Engel, 1838 Richards Katie T. McCammon, 696 E. Bard St., W. Harlan, 1996 Austin James Lane, $40,839.03, filed June 12. Drive, Seymour, $172,000, filed June 8. Crothersville, $50,000, filed June 1. Seymour, $43,500, filed May 18. Charles N. Eggersman, Russell L. Wanda K. Mullins to Amanda K. and Cynthia Rice to Christopher Robin Wallace C. Pfaffenberger Building and Eggersman and David A. Eggersman to Dylan K. Michaels, 5891 N. Morton St., Mitchell, 8792 W. County Road 1000N, Development Inc. to Jacque R. Roberts, Evan Eggersman and Holly Hopkins, Norman, $145,000, filed June 8. Norman, $11,400, filed June 1. 1366 S. County Road 400E, Seymour, 1756 Bell Ford Drive, Seymour, Justin C. Benter to Jacob Alexander William E. and Tami K. Galloway to $234,000, filed May 19. $150,000, filed June 12. Mitchell, 10906 E. County Road 975N, Benjamin D. and Benita G. Wagner and Richard E. Brewer to Nathaniel Martin Seymour, $129,000, filed June 8. Nicholas Ryan Wagner, 11305 N. County Bradley W. Hendrix to Bonnie Smith, 500 W. Main St., Crothersville, $109,000, and Jonathan Reynolds, pt. SW 3-5-3, Jacob A. and Jennifer M. Wetzel to Road 750W, Freetown, $183,000, filed 8.50 acres in the 1000 block of North Branson S. and Haley K. Davis, 429 June 1. filed May 19. County Road 790W, Medora, $2,000, Deppert Court, Seymour, $246,000, filed C and J Paradise Properties LLC to Bryan Nicholas E. Shelton to Kara R. Antle, filed June 12. June 8. N. Laraway, 443 Lee Blvd., Seymour, 1540 Westgate Road, Seymour, Elaine Ruth Kelley to Bradley and Stacy Samuel Hughes to Sarah M. and David $136,000, filed June 1. $138,500, filed May 20. Holstine, 6971 W. 300S, Medora, Basmadji, 702 W. Cross St., Brownstown, Sarah E. Ertel to Heavenly D. Helblig, $83,000, filed June 12. Penny Ramp to Chase Dugan and Kaitlyn $134,000, filed June 8. 632 N. Pine St., Seymour, $127,900, Mitchell, 6741 N. Robertson St., Sigma Properties LLC to Joe Wayman, Macy M. McCoy to Hunter B. Robbins and filed May 29. Freetown, $35,000, filed May 21. 264 Bryant Blvd., Seymour, $30,000, Justis Clark, 332 Redwood Drive, Jon C. and Peggy L. Robinson to Toby Jon and Jill Baumgartel to Anthony and 248 Bryant Blvd., Seymour, Seymour, $137,000, filed June 8. Pauley, 508 W. Spring St., Brownstown, Michael Sevakis, 8710 Beacon Hill Drive, $29,000, both filed June 12. $30,000, filed May 29. Sheriff Rick Meyer to Bayview Loan Seymour, $290,500, filed May 21. Stacy L. Hounshell, fka Stacy L. Barr, to Servicing LLC, 186 N. Elm St., Medora, William A. and Julia R. Clines fka Julie R. Christopher N. and Gloria D. Schrader, $31,000, (sheriff’s deed), filed June 7. Young to Naomi Daum and Dane Drake, Stephen L. White to Kristopher Kelley 9086 E. County Road 50N, Seymour, and Julia Renee Snyder, pt. W½ W½ SE Armando A. Ramos to Lutheran 8934 W. County Road 275S, Medora, $30,000, filed June 11. 10-4-6, 0.27 acres in the 200 block of Community Home Inc., 105 W. Cardinal $125,000, filed May 29. Seymour Road, Crothersville, $17,850, Gary Lynn McIntosh, Raymond Dale Drive, Seymour, $151,000, filed June 5. Roy Lee aka Roy L. Fleetwood and McIntosh and Don Marvin McIntosh to filed May 21. Mary Gayle Toppe to Driftwood Township Joanna V. Fleetwood aka Joanna Frederick J. and Sally J. Vogel, pt. S½ SE Fleetwood to Glenda S. Goins, 5880 N. David W. Huffman and Deborah D. Hundl 12-6-6 18 acres in the 6000 block of Volunteer Fire Department Inc., pt. NE 29-5-4 1.00 ac, Vallonia, $25,000, filed Cleveland St., Norman, $86,500, filed to Lynne Sharon Funk, 4801 S. County North County Road 1250E, Seymour, May 29. $73,800, filed June 11. June 5. Road 1150W, Medora, $180,000, filed Ronald J. and Nordica Fedor to Doug and May 21. William and Teena Schulz to Carolyn Sue Clinton J. Deck to Lisa Marie Snow and Brian D. Snow, 116 Kerry Hill Drive, Tonya Rose, 12309 W. County Road Joseph W. and Jessica D. Germanos to Jones, 424 E. Commerce St., 525N, Norman, $50,000, filed May 29. Brownstown, $35,000, filed June 10. Seymour, $185,000, filed June 5. Rene Quirino Salgado, 1132 Washington Michael W. and Teresa J. Schleter to Steven R. Buffington to Courtney Ave., Seymour, $175,900, filed May 21. Seth A. Sage to Blake J. and Joella L. Mellencamp, 816 Evergreen Drive, Maqenzi S. Hovious and Patrick S. Todd J. LePage to Tammie M. Ault, 421 Morey, 1906 Beverly Blvd., Seymour, Seymour, $165,500, filed May 28. $187,500, filed June 10. Furgason, 803 S. Poplar St., Seymour, W. Tanner St., Brownstown, $80,000, $149,000, filed June 3. Kamron Burch to Amanda L. Hahn, 302 filed May 21. Kena L. O’Neal to Joshua L. Love, 1128 N. High St., Brownstown, $129,797, filed Mockingbird Lane, Seymour, $153,500, Lora J. Lanier to Jeffrey B. and Chrystal L. Austin, pt. NE 28-6-4 30. 19 acres, May 28. Tammie M. Ault to Todd J. and Heidi L. filed June 10. LePage, 3021 S. County Road 1200W, 3000 block of North County Road 225W, Chester C. Carroll III and Stephanie S. Medora, $80,000, filed May 21. Joseph D. Jones to Heikki L. and Stacy L. Brownstown, $40,000, filed June 4. Carroll, to Nicole A. Walker and Joshua D. Hounshell, 1783 Sam’s Circle, Seymour, Stockstill, 811 S. Poplar, Brownstown, Jessica Marie and Tyler Joseph Washam $193,000, filed June 10. Thomas J. and Karen S. Allman to Kristin Angel Barr, 4904 N. U.S. 31, Seymour, $185,000, filed May 28. to Estel Smith, 16-6-6 SW SW, 0.7 acres All Sharp Properties LLC to Brittney $188,000, filed June 4. Thomas P. and Gail Hoblin to Angela M. in the 1400 block of North Hillcrest Kenin Bozell and Benjamin Givens, 434 Short, 1970 Sophia Lane, Seymour, Drive, Seymour, $125,000, filed May 22. Skaggs Court, $140,000, filed June 10. Brightside Reality LLC to Justin Hanner, 1029 W. Spring St., Brownstown, $246,900, filed May 28. Priscilla M. Wischmeier to Jeremiah M. Brown Family Properties LLC to GCC $80,000, filed June 4. Daniel S. and Angela M. Blann to Jose A. and Brittany M. Percival, 5013 E. County Properties LLC., 5700 N. U.S. 31, Soto, pt. NE 22-5-4 in 1200 block of Road 50S, Seymour, $173,900, filed May Seymour, $340,000, filed June 4. Connie S. Mitchell fka Connie S. Reid to Nathan S. and Angela K. Patman, 776 S. West County Road 100S (Buena Vista 22. Charles L. and Cathy L. Bailey to Jerry L. County Road 100W, Brownstown, Estates lot 5 pt road vacated) Jerry Jackson and Phil Darlage to and Christina L. Kindred, 12434 W. State $280,000, filed June 4. Brownstown, $340,000, filed May 27. Road 58, Norman, $187,000, filed June Christopher A. Barnard, 522 W. Spring Jacob Wetzel to Randolph S.and Misty D. Kwin O. and Rebekah A. Cutter to Belinda 3. St., Brownstown, $110,000, filed May Wetzel, 7002 Meredith Drive, Seymour, S. Swank, 515 S. Main St., Brownstown, 22. Brandon S. and Haley K. Davis to Olivia $312,500, filed June 4. $125,000, filed May 27. Otte, 1016 Bennett St., Seymour, Jerry Jackson and Phil Darlage to Jason Ted J. Freidline to Jerry L. Jarvis Sr. and Weslin Estates LLC to Chance M. and $105,000, filed June 9. Downs and Christina Downs, Brooks lots Paula J. Jarvis, 717 Pine Tree Court, Kylinda K. Williams, Lot 62, 1930 Sophia 4, 5, 1, 2, lots 12, 13, lot 3 West Spring Glenn L. and Martha A. Copeland to Bill Seymour, $165,900, filed June 4. Lane, Seymour, $21,750, filed May 27. L. and Mary Jane Burbrink, 5976 Street, Brownstown, $30,000, filed May Kyle Boespflug to Nicholas L. and Lydia Marchell Lynne Couchman formerly Moonlight Court, $230,000, filed June 9. 22. Cockerham, 1782 G. William Parkway, known as Marchall Lynne Conrad to Troy Judy A. Blish to Kennith R. Alcorn, 439 Seymour, $184,000, filed June 4. Harrison, 834 S. Lynn St., Seymour, Barbara A. Puckett Revocable Living Kessler Blvd, Seymour, $34,000, filed $122,245, filed May 27. Trust to Christian Challenge Center, pt. 128 Stevens Drive LLC and Sheena A. June 9. NW 19-6-6. 1.79 acres in the 1300 block Burton to Louisadetta Bienaime, 128 Thomas P. and Dusti L. Hanner to Kwin O. M&M Investing Group LLC to Mark Stevens Drive, Seymour, $169,900, filed and Rebekah A. Cutter, 604 Bloomington of West Tipton Street, Seymour, Allman, representing the estate of Bret June 4. Road, Brownstown, $175,000, filed May $225,000, filed May 26. D. Daugherty, 107 N. Chestnut St., 27. Austin Enterprises LLC to Brent A. Moore, Tiffani R. Emery to Ashley M. Gibson and Seymour, $115,000, filed June 9. 803 W. Spring St., Brownstown, Weslin Estates LLC to Monty K. and Lee Fernando Fernandez, 609 E. 14th St., JRS Homes Inc. to Kayla A. and Andrew $124,000, filed June 3. Ann E. Silence, Lot 61A, Sophia Lane, Seymour, $124,700, filed May 26. E. Allen, 11284 E. State Road 250, Seymour, $65,250, filed May 27. Dennis Barnett to the state of Indiana, Bushmann LLC to Cornwell Construction Crothersville, $124,900, filed June 9. pt. W½ E½ NW¼ 14-7-6, 11735 N. US HBM Holdings LLC to Angelina Sebastian LLC, lot 32 of Redbud Meadows, Grant Homes LLC to Chloe Hargrove, 913 Highway 31, Seymour, $3,121, filed June Baltazar and Nicolas Juan Miguel, 701 Seymour, $55,000, filed May 26. W. Oak St., Seymour, $169,900, filed 1. W. Laurel St., Seymour, $70,000, filed June 9. May 26. Aaron S. Wilkins to Brian K. Lang, 10594 Ryan Hunt, representing the estate of Jo W. County Road 250S, Medora, Dereck and Jami Stuckwisch to Amanda Stephen L. Chadd to Marty D. Jaynes, Ann Seal, to Richard S. Hunt, 7498 S. $248,500, filed May 26. Jane Kile and Kyle James Morron, 1039 County Road 1025E, Crothersville, 522 E. Second St., Seymour, $13,500, E. North Shore Drive, Brownstown, $150,100, filed June 1. filed May 21. Representatives of the estate of Ruby $555,000, (quit claim deed), filed June Mark W. and Helen Y. Baumgartel to Gary Joseph P. and Kathryn M. Minich to Matthews to Banzai Properties LLC, 743 9. C. and Tamela Peters, 5974 Moonlight Baete Properties, 26-5-2, 2.86 acres E. Fifth St., Seymour, $55,000, filed May Bayview Loan Services LLC to Dawn Court, Seymour, $267,000, filed June 1. and 35-5-2, 2.18 acres at 930 County 26. Stein, 186 N. Elm St., Medora, $14,600, Michael L. Boknecht to Gary L. Barnett, Road 1050E, Medora, $20,845, filed Clinton W. Parker to Phillip M. Noelker, (special warranty deed), filed June 9. 274 W. County Road 1050N, Seymour, May 11. 302 Jodi Drive, Brownstown, $144,900, $20,000, filed June 1. filed May 26.

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