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9Round Fitness exercise and nutrition. 9Round includes InBody body composition measurements 239 S. State Road 135 with every membership. Sweaty Greenwood, IN 46142 4. Find a workout program that is fun and (317) 300-1830 | 9round.com works for YOU! If it’s not fun, you will dread going to the gym and eventually will stop. Describe your preferred exercise in 2021 routine and why it works. What advice would you give It really depends on what your goals are. Our to someone who is new to Take your first steps preference is High Intensity Interval Training fitness prior to them choosing (HIIT) because you can do more in a shorter of the new year in the amount of time and it maximizes your meta- an exercise regimen? right direction bolic rate. Thirty minutes is all you need. In fact, 1. Try it out first to make sure it is something from a fat burning perspective we recommend you like and will have fun doing. Most plac- not exceeding that with HIIT. We also like to use es (9Round included) offer a free workout to make sure it’s a good fit so take advan- Compiled by a combination of strength, resistance, cardio tage of that. FEATURE Nancy Price and core exercises to ensure a full-body work- out. In doing so you also improve your balance 2. Come with a friend. Not only does this help and coordination while toning your body. With keep each other accountable, it lessens the One of the most challeng- nervousness of trying something new. Varied exercises will add lean muscle at the 9Round system, you’re not going to bulk 3. Don’t feel like you have to go “all out” your Farrell’s Extreme Bodyshaping Greenwood. ing parts of a new exercise up, although we have many members who lift outside of our gym and come to us for their first time in. Take it slow at first to learn the (Submitted photo) regimen is getting started cardiovascular and fat loss goals. Exercise alone techniques and good form from the trainers. with a routine that is right will only get you so far. You need to compli- This will pay huge dividends in terms of stay- ment any routine with a solid nutrition plan. ing injury free and enjoying the workout. for you. While a high inten- 4. If you’re not used to working out you will What is the key to being successful be sore for a few days after your first work- sity workout may be achiev- in your fitness goals? out. Make sure you stretch immediately af- able and exhilarating for We believe that there are four things that give ter and come back in within a couple days you the best chance to meet your fitness goals. to work out the soreness. It’s totally normal. some, depending on your We welcome and work with all fitness levels, 1. Define and write down what it is that you all body types, all ages ... you’re coming to health, age and the last time want and WHY! The WHY is very important us to get in shape. you took a walk around the and helps to motivate you when you don’t feel like exercising. 9Round Kickboxing Fitness is a 30-minute full- neighborhood, let alone 2. Clean up your eating habits! Don’t diet ... that body workout using strength, resistance, car- could kill your metabolism. Small nutrition dio and core exercises. 9Round designs the stepped foot into a gym, a changes make a huge impact if done right. workouts for you and changes them daily so beginner’s yoga class may be 3. Don’t get hung up on the number you see you don’t get bored. 9Round doesn’t have class on the scale! In fact, we would suggest not times so you are never early or late, and you can more your style. And, that’s even looking at a scale more than once a work out when it’s convenient for you. Best of all week. Look more at body composition to ... 9Round provides trainers to help you all along OK! Local fitness center own- learn how your body is improving through the way. First workout is FREE! Come try us out. ers give their advice and en- couragement for taking the Certified instructors host multiple workshops first steps right for you. for the public at Studio You Yoga & Pilates. F45 Training life the way you want to live it. Do you want to (Submitted photo) be able to get on the floor to play with your 1533 Olive Branch Park Lane grandchildren? Do you want to be able to do Greenwood, IN 46143 a push-up on your toes instead of on your (317) 527-6070 | f45training.com knees? Do you want to run a half-marathon before your 40th birthday? These are real Describe your preferred exercise rou- goals of actual F45 Center Grove members, and we love helping our community meet – tine and why it works. and exceed – those goals. F45 Training is a 45-minute high-intensity in- terval training (HIIT) program incorporating both cardio and strength exercises. It’s never What advice would you give the same twice and based in functional move- to someone who is new to ment, or real ways your body would move fitness prior to them choosing throughout the day. F45 works because it’s an exercise regimen? tailor-made for everyone – we have members Have confidence that you can achieve your of all ages and fitness levels. Whether you are goals. Truly, all you need to do is put on work- a dedicated, lifelong athlete or brand new to out clothes and walk in the door. Find a work- exercise, you can do F45. out that challenges you without leaving you too sore to move. Find a gym that actually What is the key to being successful in wants you to come to class and meet your your fitness goals? goals. The best thing about F45 Center Grove The key to success is “knowing your why” be- is our community. Our members inspire and encourage each other ... and our coaches Make one healthy habit at a time at Life hind your fitness goals. Fitness is so much more than what’s on the scale. It’s about living might even show up to run your birthday half- Systems Martial Arts. (Submitted photo) marathon, too. ss-times.com • Week of January 14-20, 2021 5 The Southside Times COVER STORY

Ardizzone & Carole's Fitness Farrell’s Extreme Nalley Gym 5661 Madison Ave. Bodyshaping 8057 Madison Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46227 Greenwood Indianapolis, IN 46227 (317) 788-8377 3011 Meridian Meadows Road (317) 888-9262 | /ardizzonegym Greenwood, IN 46142 What advice would you give (317) 884-6521 | fxbgreenwood.com What is the key to being successful to someone who is new to in your fitness goals? fitness prior to them choosing What is the key to being successful There are many factors that go into a an exercise regimen? in your fitness goals? person’s success in his or her fitness Walking would be a good way to The key is support, encouragement and journey. However, if I had to pick one start your fitness program. Carry your accountability from a community who common theme among those who weights when you walk to help build has been “there” and done “that” and IS achieve their fitness goals, it is always your cardio. The weights do not have to still “there” and still doing “that.” My hus- consistency. They are consistent with be heavy. Any type of weight will add band and I have been stuck, overweight and just wanting a way out. We found how many times they go to the gym per to your cardio. Never hesitate to use week, consistent with the attitude they a community to rally behind us, even stairs, an excellent way to develop bet- bring to each workout and are consis- when it got hard, or we wanted to quit! ter leg strength. Get the blood flowing, tently fueling their body with healthy My husband lost 105 pounds and I lost foods. The key is always to find some- and you will start to notice how much 45. We are still here and helping others Carole Pefley leads a class for women ages 50 thing sustainable that you enjoy, and easier your body moves. Remember, the to be successful! and over. (Submitted photo) stick to it! ones who seem to do well started just like you and didn’t give up. Do not hold your breath during exercise. Ans exer- Describe your preferred exercise Describe your preferred exercise cise becomes easier when you breathe routine and why it works. routine and why it works. normally ... inhaling and exhaling. Prop- My preferred exercise routine is con- At Ardizzone & Nalley we are putting er breathing keeps the blood flowing stantly switching up the muscles you an emphasis on getting Silver Sneaker throughout the entire body. Exercise work. The same time, every day helps members and Active & Fit members the that helps to improve your heart and you build those healthy habits. One of facility and environment they need to lungs is probably the most important. the many reasons Farrell’s works is be- get into shape. We have a great group cause it is a comprehensive fitness pro- of older members and would love to ex- gram for members of every age, fitness pand on that! In this difficult time sur- What is the key to being successful level and walk of life looking to make a rounding the health of our community, in your fitness goals? positive change in their health and well- we are committed to your well-being First of all, don’t give up your fitness. Be ness. Our program includes fitness kick- and giving you the constant boost you sure to include cardio, weight and core boxing to burn fat, strength training to need to take care of your body and mind. work and interject balance and agility in build muscle and nutrition coaching to your routine at some point. Divide what fuel your body. Our certified and motivat- ing instructors and supportive coaches your body needs into categories: shoul- What advice would you give hold our members accountable to reach- ders, back, arms, chest, core and legs. To to someone who is new to ing their fitness and life goals. We offer a fitness prior to them choosing start, do light stretching and warm up high-intensity interval training challenge an exercise regimen? the joints in order to move easier. Do that will push you to limits you didn’t I would tell them that it’s all about find- exercises that work the entire body. The know you could reach, melting away ing something sustainable you can stick heart and lungs need to be worked on body fat and adding lean muscle and with long term. A huge mistake people a regular basis ... understand they are definition. Farrell’s Extreme Bodyshap- make, especially going into the new muscles as well. Your maximum heart ing is dedicated to teaching you to live A personal trainer works with a member at year, is they go way too hard without rate is 220 minus your age. You want to a healthy lifestyle through kickboxing, Ardizzone & Nalley. (Submitted photo) learning proper form or without know- strive toward that number. It may take a strength training, nutrition coaching, ac- ing if they’ll be able to do that for days, while, but that’s OK. countability and much more. weeks, or months. The whole focus of starting should be to find something you can succeed at each day to keep Describe your preferred exercise What advice would you give you wanting to come back and get routine and why it works. to someone who is new to better. Have someone take the time to When doing strengthening exercises, fitness prior to them choosing teach you proper techniques that you’ll weights and resistance tools (tubes, an exercise regimen? be able to rely on throughout your fit- bands) are both effective. Work light Stop believing you can’t and start be- ness journey. Sustainability and safety weights fast to build endurance. For in- lieving you can. Too many times when are so important! stance, if you would normally use five someone is looking for an exercise rou- pounds in your routine, pick up a pair of tine, they stop before they even get three-pound weights for a fast 20-sec- started. They let fear, apprehension and ond workout. Heavier weights can be doubt hold them back. And those feel- worked slow to tone and build strength, ings are legitimate. That’s why I love Far- say, for instance, four to six reps in one rell’s and why we opened one here in minute. Both mat and chair exercises are Greenwood. We help you put fear and great for the core. Always warm up first, doubt behind you so that you can move forward. You will not get better. You will five to 10 minutes. On Monday, focus on not improve until you believe that you upper body to include arms, back, chest can. So, start believing that you can and and shoulders. Tuesday would be lower let us help you with that. body, core and legs. And then, back to F45 offers tailor-made exercises for everyone. upper body on Wednesday, etc. (Submitted photo) Sweaty in 2021 continued on page 6. 6 Week of January 14-20, 2021 • ss-times.com COVER STORY The Southside Times

Sweaty in 2021 continued from page 5. Pilsung ATA Studio You Martial Arts Yoga & Pilates Life Systems 1729 US-31 862 S. State Road 135, Ste. 1 Martial Arts Greenwood, IN 46143 Greenwood, IN 46143 520 N. Madison Ave., Ste. A (317) 881-2762 | pilsungata.com (317) 882-8733 | Studioyouyoga.com Greenwood, IN 46142 (317) 889-5556 What is the key to being successful Describe your preferred exercise Lifesystemsmartialarts.com in your fitness goals? routine and why it works? I prefer an exercise routine that includes a The ABCs of successful fitness goals in- combination of yoga and Pilates in order to clude accountability, belonging and What advice would you give best nourish my mind, body and soul. Daily to someone who is new to good coaching. Accountability can yoga optimizes toning, flexibility and mo- fitness prior to them choosing come from having a training partner, bility and frequent Pilates optimizes core an exercise regimen? attending a group class that will notice strength, weight loss and injury recovery. We like to have a health assessment first your presence or absence, or a good After years of navigating my own fitness to make sure what works best for them. friend who ensures you're reaching your journey I’ve discovered the effectiveness We do know, dialing in your nutrition is goal. Belonging is not typically linked of this exercise routine and recommend it No. 1, and in fact, we recommend not to to fitness; however, having a sense to my students due to the benefits of such exercise too much or too long until you of belonging – that you not only be- a well-balanced combination. 9Round offers High Intensity Interval get your body dialed to eating properly. long within the fitness group of choice, Training (HIIT). (Submitted photo) A high-impact exercise for a person who but with the people in it – can extend What is the key to being successful may have been sedentary wouldn’t be the longevity of the practice and help in your fitness goals? the best choice. We will tailor a regimen achieve goals. And finally, good coach- The key to being successful in any fitness to each individual person who wants ing is essential. Without a good coach venture is consistency. At Studio You Yoga to do fitness kickboxing. We had a lady a person risks injury – both minor and and Pilates we offer unlimited classes and who came to us at the age of 83 at the major – which hampers the success of are open seven days per week in order to time, and we made it work for her. reaching goals. The coach should be provide a flexible class schedule to our stu- knowledgeable in their field and willing dents. Our certified instructors also lead to help achieve your goals. What is the key to being successful multiple workshops that any of our students can join to grow their yoga and Pilates prac- in your fitness goals? Describe your preferred exercise tice and and tailor each student's individual I say the key to be successful in your experience by making modifications when fitness goals would be staying consis- routine and why it works. necessary. Maximizing each student’s indi- tent and know your “why.” Showing up As a martial arts athlete, I rely on four vidual experience affords them the physi- is half the battle and when your why is main elements to stay fit. The first and cal and mental benefits of their yoga and Pi- strong enough, you will be unstoppa- most important is my taekwondo, which lates practice including, but not limited to, ble. Life gets busy as I hear this so many I train in every class, but also individu- an increase in flexibility, strength and stress times but if your health is truly impor- ally three to four times a week. In ad- relief through mind and body conn. tant to you, you will find a way. dition I strength train a couple times a week with the guidance of a person- What advice would you give Describe your preferred exercise al trainer, who pushes me toward my to someone who is new to goals and helps me prevent injury. I also routine and why it works. fitness prior to them choosing include cardio workouts to maintain a Many come to me for many differ- high stamina for my sport. Finally, main- an exercise regimen? ent reasons. For some it is weight loss, taining flexibility gives me a competi- With the ever-changing environment some it is stress relief, some it is building COVID-19 has created, I would first like Coaches at Pilsung ATA Martial Arts teach tive edge and prevents injury, so I take strength, some doing something differ- to ensure someone who is new to fitness taekwondo in every class. (Submitted photo) and teach yoga a couple times a week. ent than going to a gym and others, all that Studio You Yoga and Pilates makes The mixture of these elements keeps of it. It has to start with small habits. cleaning a priority to best protect them me from being bored with one single When you say it works, it depends on as they venture into an exercise regimen. what the person wants. We now are of- workout and helps me be a better ath- As far as the exercise regimen itself, it's fering health coaching; that is definitely lete as a whole. important for the individual to under- a big part of success for the person who stand what his or her mind and body wants this part of it. We cover many ar- What advice would you give need. For example, if the individual rou- eas besides just weight loss. We call it, to someone who is new to tinely endures a great deal of stress or "Making one healthy habit at a time.” fitness prior to them choosing anxiety, choosing a regimen that best targets stress and anxiety relief, such as an exercise regimen? yoga, should be considered. Just in a single martial class, we cover Additionally, I would encourage all five different elements. Some students students, current, new and prospective, love them all, but most find a couple to try new classes and see what they find that they really enjoy. If we're talking most enjoyable. Taking the first step and about achieving fitness goals, I believe joining a yoga or Pilates class can be in- they must be enjoyable. It might take timidating but at Studio You Yoga and some time to find one – or more – that Pilates we make every effort to empow- a person enjoys but to maintain fitness er our students in order to help him or success, it's worth the time and effort. her feel confident with their chosen regi- Start with something that might sound men. We also offer a variety of packages fun, and have an open mind for new ex- for yoga and Pilates and even have an Life Systems coaches will tailor a regimen periences. Hopefully one will stick and introductory package for anyone who for those who want to do kickboxing. help attain the desired fitness goals. wants to explore the possibility of yoga (Submitted photo) and/or Pilates. ss-times.com • Week of January 14-20, 2021 7 The Southside Times COMMUNITY

An 83-year family sports legacy continues at UIndy

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By Angie Norris A strong family legacy lives on at Nicoson Hall, the basketball court at the University of Indianapolis, through a former coach and his great-grandson. The late Angus Nicoson was a standout baseball and basketball player from 1938- 1942, when UIndy was known as Indiana Central University. In 1941 and 1942, he helped the basketball team to win 30 straight games. He served as head men’s basketball coach from 1947-1976. Ben Nicoson, a 2019 Center Grove gradu- NEED OCCUPATIONAL/ ate, had an option to attend Wabash College, Center Grove Wrestling Club works with kids from kindergarten through eighth grade. (Submitted photo) one of several colleges that wanted to recruit PHYSICAL THERAPY? him, but UIndy felt like home. Rain or Shine, We’re on Our Way! “After my visit to UIndy something just Center Grove Wrestling Club clicked and I enjoyed being there on the It can be difficult for campus and with the people there.” secures new Bargersville location Angus Nicoson died in 1982, nearly a lot of our patients to travel. two decades before the birth of his great- Our OCCUPATIONAL/ 6,400-square-foot space in Bargersville, grandson Ben, currently a sophomore FEATURE which he allowed Kelly to transform. PHYSICAL THERAPISTS help the guard at UIndy. There was plenty to do to get ready for Angus’s son Dan quarterbacked the patient focus their energy on By Angie Norris opening when the club secured the lo- Greyhounds’ football squads in the mid to healing and not worrying about cation. There was no electrical light- late 60s, and still holds the school record A local youth sports league continues ing, and there was exposed insulation making travel arrangements to for the longest touchdown pass, thrown 89 to help students excel in wrestling after in the walls. The Center Grove wres- an outpatient clinic. yards in a game against Manchester dur- the effects of COVID-19 closed a for- tling community immediately rallied ing the 1965 campaign. Dan later served as mer practice location. The Center Grove around the club, offering their services an assistant under former UIndy football Wrestling Club trains students from kin- Outpatient Therapy in order to open as quickly as possible. coach Bill Bless. dergarten through eighth grade before While most wrestling clubs charge at Your Doorstep. Brent, Dan’s son and Ben’s father, played they transition to high school. Currently, $100 or more per month, the CG golf for the Greyhounds in the early 1990s there are three returning state champs Call us today 317-332-9861! Wrestling Club charges a one-time fee and is now coaching both the men’s and on the CG High School team: junior, of $100 that covers the cost of a single women’s teams. He led the latter to Division Hayden Watson; senior, Riley Rust; and uniform members wear during the sea- II national championships in 2015 and 2018. junior, Drake Buchanan. son. The remainder goes toward club Between the two, Brent Nicoson has been Members of the club practiced at the operations. "It’s not a high school pro- named the Great Lakes Valley Conference high school until the pandemic hit in gram where the school athletic depart- Coach of the Year a staggering 11 times. March and schools closed, forcing stu- ment gives us money,” said Kelly. “We For Ben, stepping onto the court as a dents to stop practicing. Coaches were have to make money to support the freshman last year was a big deal. “I would told that it would most likely be early club, so we needed a space to generate say my feelings on the court have changed 2021before administrators would con- some kind of income so that we could from freshman year to now my sophomore sider letting students practice again. "I keep the club running." Club leaders year,” he said. “I didn’t expect to get many wrestled my entire life," said Mathew Kel- hope the location will be a long-term minutes, so I took being able to play some as ly, a 2014 CG graduate and former wres- benefit, as the space will allow them to a freshman as a blessing. tler now coaching and running the club. do things that other clubs can’t such as Nicoson plans to finish “If someone had told me at their age that hosting small tournaments and clinics undergrad and attend we weren’t going to have a season, I would for the wrestling community. graduate school at UIndy have thought my life was over.” “It is the strongest sports communi- for physical therapy. Kelly joined the Marine Corps after ty in the world,” Kelley said. “Wrestlers graduating CGHS. In 2018 he returned are just there for each other.” Kelly is to Center Grove, hoping to coach the grateful and unsurprised by the out- Ben Nicoson, sport he loves. When Kelly learned the pouring of support from the wrestling a sophomore club wouldn’t have access to the high community. guard at UIndy, school for the foreseeable future, he The Center Grove Wrestling Club is graduated from began asking his friends for ideas on 317-332-9861 at 2991 Fulmer Drive, Ste. 7 in Bargers- Center Grove High a new location to hold practices. In School in 2019. ville. For more information, call (317) August the president of the club, Joel THERAPYONWHEELSINC.COM (Submitted photo) 506-5280. Buchanan (Drake’s father) secured a 317-893-4453 (FAX) 8 Week of January 14-20, 2021 • ss-times.com SOUTHSIDE PUZZLES The Southside Times

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At IU Credit Union, Southport International Rotary Club members gathered at Chin Community of Indiana to present a check to the Chin Center to help those displaced from the fire. Pictured, from left to right: Peter Thawnghmung, Than Hre, Amy Lee, Cungbik Zathang, John Thawnghmung, Jeff Lake and Jason we believe in education. Etter. (Photo by Neal Smith)

That’s why we offer a total of$30,000 in scholarships annually Southport Rotary and Greenwood to high school seniors and continuing college students! City Barbeque help local residents displaced by apartment fire

FEATURE Members of Southport Rotary de- Need help filling educational funding gaps? cided to partner with City Barbeque in Our student loan program could help you fill the gaps that federal aid Greenwood to host a fundraiser in No- By Nancy Price vember for those who lost nearly every- may leave behind. With lower interest rates, you could save hundreds thing in the fire. of dollars a year by choosing an IU Credit Union student loan over Several Southport families received a “We choose City Barbeque as they special Christmas after a fire destroyed other alternative lenders. give back 20 percent of sales from a des- their homes nearly four months ago. ignated day,” said Amy. “All of the pro- On Sept. 18, 2020, Greentree Apart- ceeds went to the residents. The India- ments in Southport caught fire. No one was napolis Rotary Club (downtown Indy) hurt, but 44 people were evacuated, and also donated to the cause.” four apartments were ruined due to the fire According to Tim, Southport Rotary Visit our College Resources page to learn more about IUCU and severe water and smoke damage. hoped to raise $500 for the cause, how- “The building was a complete loss. The Scholarships, Student Loans and Financial Aid Information. ever, funds raised exceeded expectations residents lost everything they had,” said by more than double the amount. Dona- Amy Lee of Southport International Ro- tions are expected to help between five tary Club. “The building is still not re- and 10 families. www.iucu.org built. We were there recently dropping “For Rotary members they have an off food from Indy Food Co Op and it’s innate trait to help others and that de- still just a burnt-out shell of a building.” sire to lift up those who are struggling is “Many couldn't find housing on short found in our mission statement, “Service notice and lacked deposits,” added Tim Above Self,” he said. Lee of Southport Rotary. “They had to Tim invites visitors and guests to move in with extended family.” Follow us Facebook check out Southport International Rota- Several members of Southport Inter- ry Club. “We are 21 dedicated individu- national Rotary Club are from the Chin als working hard to provide assistance to community, and knew other fellow Chins those in need,” he said. “We are always displaced from the apartment complex. looking for others who enjoy the fellow- “The fire occurred in the middle of ship of big-hearted individuals with a Southport and directly impacted the in- desire to have a few laughs, roll up their ternational community,” said Tim. “For Three Greenwood-area locations: sleeves and be a positive impact on their the Southport International Rotary Club • 8936 Southpoint Dr, Ste. C-6 community, state, county and world.” it is important to embrace the ethnic di- • 996 S. State Road 135 For more information, check out versity of the community and to find • 800 S. US Highway 31 Southport International Rotary Club ways to have a positive impact on the on Facebook or email Tim Lee at 888-855-MYCU • iucu.org community as a whole.” [email protected]. 10 Week of January 14-20, 2021 • ss-times.com VIEWS The Southside Times

FROM THE EDITOR STARS & STRIKES ON THE SOUTHSIDE HUMOR

The Southside Times is all about people and done something nice, no matter how small, Fitness doesn’t our community. What do you like in your and should be recognized? Email your “Stars have to be hard neighborhood? What don’t you like? Who has and Strikes” to [email protected].

Good health has taken on a slightly Star: To outgoing SoIndy Advisory Star: To Big Car Collaborative in new meaning this year. As many of us Board Members Dan Deno, of Bean Garfield Park. In 2020, Big Car was try to avoid contracting COVID-19 - or Creek Neighborhood Association, and Terri recognized for renovating five artist homes, any virus for fear that it could be that Garcia, of Southeast Community Services now affordably rented to artists who give - we all wish for good health for our- (SECS), for their three years of service. Dan back to the community through their cre- selves, our family and friends. served as secretary and that position is now ative practices; launching a regional re- Maintaining your overall health isn’t vacant. Terri Garcia served as treasurer and granting program called Power Plant Grants just a New Year’s resolution. According to retired as executive director of SECS at the funded by the Andy Warhol Foundation for the World Health Organization, all adults end of 2020. She is replaced at SECS by for- the Visual Arts, giving 60 grants of $1,000 Top 10 new words and should do at least 150 minutes of moder- mer SECS Deputy Director, Peggy Frame. each to Indianapolis visual artists in need of ate-intensity physical activity throughout phrases we need to add emergency funding; completing plans for a the week, or at least 75 minutes of vigor- Star: To outgoing Greater Beech new outdoor greenspace and living sculp- to the dictionary No. 6 ous-intensity physical activity through- Grove Chamber of Commerce ture garden where neighbors will be able to out the week. This not only aids in com- board members who volunteered their time gather in the midst of chickens and bees and By Torry Stiles bating an illness, but improves your to guide the chamber through many un- native plants, set to open in 2021 with major overall mood. The recommendation can UNSTAGRAM knowns: Sherry Armstrong of Oak Street support from Lilly Endowment and the Al- 10. - verb - The act of deleting sound daunting to some - but it doesn’t Health, Mike Humes of IndyTeleData, RT len Whitehill Clowes Charitable Founda- your old comments on the internet have to be. Even small changes do won- Stringer of Villa Baptist Church and Dawn tion; and much more! Great job giving back after we all find something else to be ders to your overall health. Whalen of Whalen Realty Group. to the local community while simultaneous- butthurt about. Each January The Southside Times ly making it a brighter place to live and visit! 9. ALIENIZING - verb - The habit of some highlights a variety of local gyms which Star: To Beech Grove Senior Servic- folks on the internet to blame everything can help you achieve those fitness goals es volunteers for providing transpor- on little green men from outer space. and make your way to a healthy lifestyle. tation free of charge for senior citizens to go 8. SELL PHONES - - The tethered sam- But, you don’t have to have a gym mem- to their COVID-19 vaccine appointments. noun bership to accomplish that - and we’re not ples of the latest devices on the electonics just talking about the fitness programs you department display counter. can find online. The Southside is fortunate QUOTE OF THE WEEK 7. SPRINTER - noun - When it’s a spring-like to have parks, walking trails, and some- 70 degrees in December and January. times free classes to help its residents. 6. CAFETERIAN - noun - the new employee Since December, each Tuesday SoIn- whose job is to oversee and serve at the dy has offered a free Fitness Walk at old buffet or salad bar. Emmerich Manual High School. The CALMGREGATE next walks are Jan 19 and last one is Jan. “You must do the things 5. - verb - Practice of stores, 26. Be on the lookout for complimenta- churches and other venues to attempt to ry offerings at local fitness centers. En- you think you cannot do.” circumvent government restrictions by joy the great outdoors walking around not advertising openly and having folks park out of sight. any local park, or take a stroll down – Eleanor Roosevelt Greenwood’s expansive trail system. 4. STRIPULATE - verb - Government rules for assistance that end up cost- Whatever you choose to do, we wish you ing as much or more than the assistance good health and fortune in the coming year! amount. 3. SLIMULUS CHECK - noun - $600 after nine months of shutdown. READERS' WRITES 2. TRUMPBRELLA - noun - The act of lump- ing all political actions not currently la- Covid vaccines Southport residents: ment Commission, Board of Public Works/Safety, belled “progressive” as racist, homopho- Perry Seniors Services, and the Parks board. The bic, misogynistic or xenophobic. newsletter will also highlight a resident each quar- are available watch for upcoming SICK LEAF ter, providing background information. 1. - noun - The act of taking only We strongly encourage residents to take part newsletter Many thanks to Marylynne Winslow, Lisa one day off for an illness instead of the in the covid vaccination program. Recently Gov- Stanley, Carol Bowling, and Jeff Vogt for taking usual 2-3 days. ernor Holcomb announced that vaccinations The city of Southport recently produced and the time to deliver the newsletter to all the resi- will begin for residents who are over 60 years distributed a newsletter to all the residents. The dents in Southport. old. This is great news. Our Senior Citizens Cen- newsletter will be published and distributed quar- Take some time to check out the news items BELIEVE IT! ter will offer transportation to St. Francis Hospi- terly at the end of March, June, September, and in the new city of Southport newsletter. December. The newsletter will contain informa- tal for those seniors who do not drive and live Our nation has all sorts of arcane, nonsensical tion from the mayor’s office, Police Chief, Clerk in Beech Grove. You can call to schedule trans- Jim Cooney laws on the books. Each week, we’ll share one portation at (317) 788-4984. Please wear a mask Treasurer’s office, City Council, the Redevelop- Mayor, City of Southport with you ... and conduct social distancing. In New Hampshire, on Sundays, citizens may not Dennis B. Buckley relieve themselves while looking up. Mayor, City of Beech Grove Source: dumblaws.com ss-times.com • Week of January 14-20, 2021 11 THE COMEBACK: Supporting Our Southside Businesses

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Our community. HOURS Our stories. 7 DAYS Every month, we aim to share the best A WEEK Breakfast & Lunch of the Southside community sharing the Mon.-Thurs. 8 AM-2 PM stories of people who make a difference Fridays 8 AM-8 PM every day. What stories in the community deserve to be told? What community Icons Sat. 8 AM-2 PM deserve recognition for what they do Sun. 8 AM-3:30 PM for Southside residents and organizations? Corner of Southeastern Ave. & Northeastern Ave. Forward your suggestions to DOWNTOWN WANAMAKER Extra Parking at the Church [email protected]. wheatleysfishfry.com Keith Fechtman, owner/operator of Books and Brews, South Indy, serves up a fresh brew. “Read, Drink, Converse” is their motto. Books and Brews is located at 3808 Shelby St., just north of Hanna Call 862-6622 on Shelby, Indianapolis. 12 Week of January 14-20, 2021 • ss-times.com NIGHT & DAY The Southside Times

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BEECH GROVE $75 for a single ticket; $250 for four tickets; $500 per table (eight tickets). | When: Feb. 13, 6-10 p.m., 2021. Shakers Good Eats Hornet Park Fitness Center • Hornet Park Fitness | Where: Barn at the Bay Horse Inn, 1468 Stones and Ale House Center is now open with new hours! | When: Mon- Crossing Road W. | Info: [email protected]; days, Wednesdays and Fridays, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Tues- resourcesofhope.org/2nd-night-of-hope. Having opened in Franklin Township days and Thursdays, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; weekend hours in the midst of the COVID-19 vary. | Where: 5245 Hornet Ave. | Info: (317) 788- IN PERSON AND ONLINE pandemic, Shakers Good Eats and 4986; hornetparkcommunitycenter.com/fitness. Ale House has still received plenty Kiwanis Club of Perry Township • The Kiwanis of good reviews from its patrons, Buzz Club 2020-2021 • An after school program Club of Perry Township will meet the first and eager to try a new place, even to-go. for BGCS students Monday-Friday in grades K-6 un- Large pizza and 20 wings for $26 (bone in or boneless) third Thursday of each month. | When: Jan. 21, “Solid COVID policies with extremely til 6 p.m., providing a hot dinner, homework help, is often a Sunday Special! (Photo submitted from 7 a.m. (EST) | Where: IHOP, 7521 U.S. 31 S. and friendly service,” wrote one restaurant special programs and transportation provided from /ShakersGoodEatsandAleHouse) on Zoom. | Info: email: kiwanisperry@kiwani- reviewer. “I'd recommend the wings school to HPCC; care provided by BG teachers and sperrytownship.org; kiwanisperrytownship.org; (I prefer boneless) they are solid aides. $35 a week (additional children in the same & chips, appetizers, a kids menu and more. The : Kiwanis of Perry Township. value for money and really good! I've been here family will be $20 per week). To print a registration multiple times ... give this a try!” Another wrote, full menu can be viewed at shakersgoodeats. form, visit hornetparkcommunitycenter.com/buzz- “I am sure this will be a great place to meet com. club; to register, visit bit.ly/buzzclub2020. | When: ONLINE EVENTS up with friends to have a pint and sandwich.” Continues M-F until 6 p.m. | Where: 5245 Hornet Shakers serves a variety of food, including LOCATION: 8142 E. Southport Rd. Ave. | Info: [email protected]. Teen Online Book Club! • Join for a discussion wings, salads, sandwiches, burgers, pizza, fish of Stamped: Racism, Antiracism and You, by Jason Indianapolis, IN 46259 Drive Thru Dinner and Food Pantry • Join each Reynolds, the National Ambassador for Young Wednesday for a heat-and-eat dinner and a bag of People’s Literature for 2020-2021. Participants will groceries. The drive thru dinner pickup is located be emailed login instructions for this online meet- BEHIND BARS WHERE I DINE on the east side of the building under the awning ing/webinar approximately 24 hours before the between the community center and the school. | event. | When: Jan. 14, 4:30-5:30 p.m. | Where: On- When: Wednesdays, 4:30 p.m. | Where: 5245 Hor- line | Info: attend.indypl.org/event/4741484. Green Tea Shot Jane and Kent Hedges, net Ave. | Info: (317) 788-4986. Beech Grove Indianapolis Chamber Players present a Clas- Ladies’ Fun Night: Happy Birthday 2021 • Cel- Bartender: sical Concert Series • Enjoy a series of Classical Carlos Noel Fierro, Where do you like ebrate the New Year with a birthday party for ev- Concerts featuring chamber ensemble music per- Speedway to dine? eryone! Enjoy dinner, desserts, party games, prizes formances by a string quartet and two violins and Napoli Villa and more! Registration is required as space is lim- a piano, by former and current members of the The Thompson House: ited. $5 per person. Ladies’ Fun Night is a monthly Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Participants will 711 Thompson Rd. What do you like program. Each month enjoy a game, craft, movie be emailed login instructions for this online meet- Indianapolis, IN 46227 to eat there? or other fun activity. Snacks are provided. Ages 16 ing/webinar approximately 24 hours before the (317) 992-2413 Everything! Their food and up. | When: Jan. 15, 6:30 p.m. | Where: 5245 event. This event is made possible by Friends of the is fantastic. Hornet Ave. | Info: (317) 788-4986; register at hor- Library through gifts to The Indianapolis Public Li- Ingredients and directions: netparkcommunitycenter.com. brary Foundation. | When: Jan. 14, 7-8 p.m. | Where: • 1.25oz Jameson What do you like about this place? Online | Info: attend.indypl.org/event/4775928. • .75oz Peach schnapps Great food, great staff, GREENWOOD English Conversation Circles • Join English Con- • .5oz sour Mix great atmosphere versation Circles to practice and improve English SALI • The January guest artist for January 2021 is • Shake, pour, and add splash of sprite. skills in a comfortable and welcoming place. Par- Contact Info: Catherine L. Cunningham of Indianapolis. Her mixed ticipants will be emailed login instructions for this 758 Main St. media sculptures made from recycled material is online meeting/webinar approximately 24 hours Beech Grove IN 46107 both unique and fun. | When: Jan. 6-30, Wednesday before the event. | When: Jan. 14, 6-7 p.m. | Where: (317) 783-4122 through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; closed Sunday, Online | Info: attend.indypl.org/event/4791057. Monday and Tuesday. Call SALI to arrange for view- ing by appointment at any other time. | Where: The Tints & Shades: A Black and White Exhibition • Southside Art League, Inc. (SALI) Off Broadway Gal- Take a monochromatic journey by viewing artwork lery, 299 E. Broadway St. | Info: SALI at (317) 882-5562. by local artists featuring shades and tints of black, white and gray. Artwork is in a variety of mediums, Second Night of Hope Fundraising Gala • A mas- including painting, photography, drawing and querade fundraising gala for Resources of Hope, a more. | When: Now - Jan. 30. | Where: Virtual exhibi- Compiled by Nicole Davis and John Parks. 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization to meet the physi- tion by Garfield Park Arts Center. | Info: gpacarts.org. cal and emotional needs of foster youth living in central Indiana. Resources of Hope is seeking spon- Indy Turns 200: Bicentennial Design Competition sors and auction items for the gala. Featuring Graf- • As part of Indianapolis’ Bicentennial celebration, What's going on ton Peek Catering, a silent auction, wine pull, heads Mayor Joe Hogsett and the Indianapolis Bicenten- or tails and a 50/50 raffle. The keynote speaker is Ja- nial Commission hosted a bicentennial logo design Southside? son Johnson, director of Church Ministry Initiatives competition encouraging local artists of all ages, with Christian Alliance for Orphans and a writer Send your news & events to: and speaker who encourages families and equips churches in their foster care and adoption journeys. [email protected]. Calendar continued on page 13. ss-times.com • Week of January 14-20, 2021 13 The Southside Times NIGHT & DAY

★★★★✩ • 6-Part Series • 220 minutes An Affordable Assisted Lifestyle Community The History of the Seattle Mariners for the Older Adult. SB Nations’ Jon Bois crafts a human tale that goes far beyond baseball CALL TO SERIES REVIEW birds eye view of cause and effect that makes chaos rather than shy away from it which in- LEARN ABOUT every twist and turn feel like the universe is forms the documentary’s constant irreverent INCENTIVES! either working for, or more often against, the comedic tone. This approach is taken so se- By Bradley Lane Mariners’ organization. This even manifests it- riously that in one or two instances when it self in the structure of the miniseries, as all six seems like a convenient narrative is develop- Secret Base, formerly known as SB Nation, episodes slowly develop a massive infographic ing, Bois quickly and intentionally dismisses is a media company that started as a single that tracks the Mariners struggled existence. it by introducing the next plot point. blog focused on the Oakland Athletics, but This approach to storytelling is what sepa- What makes The History of the Seattle quickly blossomed into a successful network of rates The History of the Seattle Mariners and Mariners special is that you do not need to regional blogs and most importantly to this ar- Amenities Services most of Bois’ work from other sports docs. care about baseball, or even sports at all, to ticle, a YouTube channel. This Youtube chan- • Private apartment with full, There is no high-profile talking heads inter- care about the plights of Seattle’s pro base- nel is contributed by numerous talented sports private bathroom view to get the raw emotion and intimate de- ball team. The plot developments move past writers, but none creating more interesting • Kitchenette with sink, refrigerator tails of the events described; rather, Bois and baseball to tell a story that is funny, very work than Jon Bois. However, to categorize and microwave Secret Base contributor, Alex Rubenstein, weird, somewhat heartfelt but mostly, dis- Bois as a sports writer is to wildly understate • Ample closet space narrate the series themselves. This allows for tinctively and unquestionably human. The his talents in contextualizing statistical data in • Individually controlled heating and a different type of storytelling to emerge, a History of the Seattle Mariners is available sports as profoundly human events. This can air conditioning story that does not have a clear narrative. to stream for free on Secret Base’s YouTube be seen throughout his work at Secret Base, • Carpet in living and sleeping areas To make conventional sports documenta- channel in a six part episodic series. but none as sweepingly massive as his 2020 • Linoleum in kitchen and ceramic tile ries, even great ones, the chaotic and unpre- miniseries, The History of the Seattle Mariners. in bathroom dictable world of professional sports is often • Emergency call devices in bathroom This documentary mini-series recaps the Bradley is a Beech Grove High School contorted into neat packages to appeal to au- Seattle Mariners entire existence as a team alumnus and has been enamored by and bedroom diences’ narrative sensibilities. But very rare- from their inception in 1977 all the way up to film for as long as he can remember. • Pre-wired for cable TV and telephone ly is the real story as neat as the documenta- He recently graduated from IUPUI, with the time of production, 2019. However, that a degree in Media and Public Affairs • Mini-blinds provided ry makes it out to be and almost never is that isn’t even the full story as Jon Bois has a won- with a minor in Film. Bradley can be narrative without some amount of flubbing derful tendency to view sports narratives as contacted at [email protected]. Services of the facts. However, Bois embraces this a long series of dominoes: zooming out to a • Ongoing health monitoring and nursing assessments Calendar continued from page 12. tions will be emailed for this online meeting/ at the Beech Grove branch. New members are al- • Assistance with activities for daily living: webinar about 24 hours before the event. This ways welcome. Participants will be emailed login bathing, dressing, walking, personal class requires a Microsoft Onedrive account – instructions for this online meeting/webinar ap- grooming and hygiene abilities, and disciplines to submit their artwork. De- create one for free at onedrive.com. | When: Jan. proximately 24 hours before the event. Titles in- • Medication reminders and assistance signs celebrate the city and address one or more of 19, 6-8 p.m. | Where: Online | Info: attend.indypl. clude: Jan. 25: South of Broad by Pat Conroy. Feb. • Three restaurant-style meals daily plus snacks the Bicentennial Commission themes of history, civic org/event/4782738. 22: Stamped: Racism, Antiracism and You by Jason • Weekly housekeeping and laundry services pride, innovation, and legacy. Check out the artwork Reynolds and Ibram X. Kendi. March 22: The Dy- Mental Health and Safety in Challenging • Assistance with transportation needs submitted by local artists as part of this competition ing Game by Asa Avdic. | When: Jan. 25, 2-3:30 Times • Discuss how the combination of stress • 24-hour staffng and reception desk and get inspired to celebrate Indy Turns 200! | When: p.m. | Where: Online | Info: attend.indypl.org/ and isolation can lead to unhealthy relationships. Now - Jan. 30. | Where: Virtual exhibition by Garfield event/4751908. • Range of interesting and varied Better understand the causes of domestic vio- Park Arts Center. | Info: gpacarts.org. programs and events lence, why it’s not always just physical abuse and Diving Deeper: Healthy Relationships and Ef- • Medicaid accepted Tween Online Book Club • Graphic Novel Edi- how to get help if you or someone is in an un- fective Communication • Developing good com- tion! Children ages 11-13 are invited to discuss safe relationship. This workshop will teach ways munication skills and working to understand one Due to growth we are hiring few to protect personal mental health when dealing another on a deeper level can help create healthy two graphic novels: New Kid by Jerry Craft and good people. LPN’S, QMA’S and CNA’S. the graphic novel adaptation of Animorphs: with a crisis and how to recognize the signs and relationships. Information will also be shared The Invasion by Chris Grine. Participants will be symptoms in others who may be experiencing about the causes of domestic violence, why it’s not emailed login instructions for this online meet- mental health challenges. Participants will be always just physical abuse and how to get help if ing/webinar about 24 hours before the event. | emailed login instructions for this online meet- you or someone is in an unsafe relationship. This When: Jan. 15, 4-5 p.m. | Where: Online | Info: at- ing/webinar approximately 24 hours before the virtual Zoom workshop will educate on ways to tend.indypl.org/event/4778594. event. | When: Jan. 20, 10-11 a.m. | Where: Online communicate more effectively and resolve con- | Info: attend.indypl.org/event/4791141. flicts to prevent more serious relationship prob- Virtual Bingo • Join online for bingo every Mon- lems. Participants will be emailed login instruc- day. All ages are welcome to play, for free. Play Vintage Movie Night: Biffle and Shooster • Vin- tions approximately 24 hours before the event.| as many rounds as possible during the hour and tage Movie Night is a monthly series that features When: Jan. 25, 7-8 p.m. | Where: Online | Info: at- the winner of each round is entered into a draw- film historian Eric Grayson as he presents a series tend.indypl.org/event/4791112. ing for the weekly prize. | When: Jan. 18, 7 p.m. | of unique and rare vintage film titles. 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Participants will be emailed login Indianapolis, Indiana 46227 class, participants will be able to add text to a Beech Grove Chatterbooks Online Book Dis- instructions for this online meeting/webinar ap- hellenicseniorliving-indianapolis.com document, copy and paste and apply basic for- cussion • Adults are invited to this monthly on- proximately 24 hours before the event. | When: line book discussion program. Book lists with matting. This class also introduces the Clipboard Jan. 28, 4:30-5:30 p.m. | Where: Online | Info: at- Managed by Gardant Management Solutions and Font section is the ribbon. Login instruc- titles selected by group members are available tend.indypl.org/event/4790044. 14 Week of January 14-20, 2021 • ss-times.com LIFESTYLE The Southside Times

Southside New Quiz SEE PAGE 2 1. C, 2. D, 3. C, 4. B, 5. A From ‘adorkable’ to ‘zhuzh’: words you’ll be surprised to find in the dictionary Puzzle Time Answers SEE PAGE 8 GRAMMAR GUY an adult” or “to do adult things.” We have means “the photo someone takes of them- Answers to HOOSIER HODGEPODGE: this word because, beginning in the early self.” Be on the lookout for “vaxxie” in a Pieces: BISHOP, KING, KNIGHT, PAWN, 1990s, the parents of my fellow millenni- dictionary near you in the coming months. QUEEN, ROOK; By Curtis Honeycutt als gave us participation trophies in first- A vaxxie is, of course, a selfie taken while Players: BROGDON, OLADIPO, SABONIS, TURNER, grade tee-ball leagues. getting a Covid-19 vaccine. WARREN; The twenty-first century is an unchart- Ain’t. Ain’t is a versatile word. Some- Zhuzh. To “zhuzh” something is to Joes: BIDEN, MONTANA, NAMATH, PESCI; ed landscape of post-postmodernism. how it can be a contraction meaning “am make something more stylish or appeal- Destinations: GRAND CANYON, MAUI, NEW YORK; Truth can be whatever we want it to be not,” “are not,” “is not,” “have not” or “has ing. I first heard the word from the Netf- Grove: BEECH, CENTER; at any given moment — or whatever. It’s not.” Although it is still considered non- lix version of “Queer Eye” when Jonathan Tower: SALESFORCE up to you. standard English, the word “ain’t” is like Van Ness is making someone’s hair look After consulting with a handful of the the Swiss Army knife of Southern slang. more attractive. You can also use the word top dictionaries (including Merriam- Bro hug. A “bro hug” is a hug between as a noun, as in “I’m going to give your Webster, the Oxford English Dictionary, two dudes. I know it’s a specific type of hair a quick zhuzh.” the Macmillan Dictionary, dictionary.com hug where guys join their right hands to- Like it or not, these words (and more) and Oxford Dictionaries), I have found the gether and then move their bodies closer are in our dictionaries. It’s up to you following word entries in at least one of together and pat each other on the back whether or not you use them. If you’re them. After all, dictionaries don’t decide with their left hands, but it seems dumb not happy about it, please don’t unfriend which words are words — they simply re- to me for everything to get a gendered la- me (“unfriend” is totes in the dictionary, port on which words are being used out in bel. We don’t call two women hugging a by the way). the wild. Here’s the unbelievable list. “chick hug,” do we? Adorkable. This word made it into the Jerkface. This word is an impolite way OED’s latest addition of words in Decem- Curtis Honeycutt is a syndicated to refer to an annoying person. When humor columnist. He is the author ber 2020. It’s an adjective that means “un- I hear someone yell, “Hey jerkface!” in of Good Grammar is the Life of fashionable or socially awkward in a way public, I assume they are trying to get the Party: Tips for a Wildly regarded as appealing or endearing.” You Successful Life. Find more at my attention. curtishoneycutt.com. could rightly call this column “adorkable.” Selfie. The “selfie” isn’t anything new, Adulting. This means “to behave like but it’s in the dictionary. It is a noun that ss-times.com • Week of January 14-20, 2021 15 The Southside Times PERRY TOWNSHIP MARKETPLACE

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Transition – Chuck Weisenbach, principal of Roncalli High School, was recently named the next president of Roncalli High School. Weisenbach, a 1979 graduate of Roncalli, will start his new duties on July 1, 2021. Follow- C. Weisenbach ing a national search, Perry Kiwanis Co-president Scott Splichal New to investing? Start here. the Office of Catholic Schools in col- (left), Trusted Mentors Executive Director laboration with the Roncalli High and Founder and Perry Kiwanis member School President Search Committee, Jeri Warner (center) and Perry Kiwanis Co- James A. Reisert, Financial Advisor president Dale Nordholt. (Submitted photo) 5855 South Madison, Suite G approved the hiring of Weisenbach (Madison & Edgewood Shoppes) as president. He succeeds Father Bob Indianapolis, IN 46227 317-783-7901 Robeson, interim president, and Dr. Perry Kiwanis donates to Joe Hollowell, who retired as presi- dent on June 30, 2020. Weisenbach Trusted Mentors has served Roncalli for 37 years as a Donation – teacher, coach, assistant principal, Perry Kiwanis recently do- and principal. Mr. Weisenbach’s ex- nated $500 to Trusted Mentors, which The staff at Perry Township Schools perience extends beyond school ad- connects trained volunteers with at- EVENTS volunteered for an annual holiday giving ministration. He has served in leader- risk adults to help them stay housed event. (Submitted photo) ship roles on the Indiana Department and out of prison. Kiwanis member of Education Principal’s Advisory Jeri Warner, executive director and Perry Township Schools Group and Indiana Department of founder of the organization, received donate toys to local families Education Private School represen- the contribution that will be matched January Event tative for Indiana standardized test by other donors. Presenting the grant Save the Date! Donation – review. His awards include Archdi- were Co-president Scott Splichal and Each year, the office of Co-president Dale Nordholt. Kiwanis Student Services at Perry Township ocesan Principal of the Year, Arch- diocesan nomination for the Nation- supports various community organiza- Schools, in partnership with the local tions including Hunger Inc., Riley Hos- 6901 Derbyshire Road, Indianapolis, 46227 Toys for Tots organization, helps to al Catholic Education Association outstanding leadership award (Lead, pital for Children, college scholarships make the holidays special for families and others through various fundrais- JANUARY 27TH in need. This year, almost 1,000 toys Learn, Proclaim nomination). Under Mr. Weisenbach’s leadership as prin- ers including the June golf outing, the 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM (NOON) were provided to families. Typically, chili cook-off in February and the con- this event is held at the Perry Township cipal, Roncalli High School has been recognized by the United States De- cession stand operated during Baxter Get help with those New Year Resolutions! Education Center but was relocated YMCA spring and fall youth athletic to Southport Middle School to ensure partment of Education as a Blue-Rib- Nutritional tips, recipes, tastings & more! bon School of Excellence three times. league games (suspended now due to that recipients and volunteers could be the COVID situation). Led by Brenda Moster safe and socially distant. Perry Town- ship staff volunteered for the event. with Purdue Extension

UPCOMING PERRY TOWNSHIP MEETINGS & EVENTS Advance reservation required for events. Call or email to reserve your spot (317) 783-9231 or [email protected]. Southport City Council Meeting • Meet- kiwanisperrytownship.org; : Kiwanis of ings are open to the public. | When: Jan. 18, Perry Township. 7 p.m. | Where: Southport Government Cen- SPONSORED BY: ter, 137 Worman Street., Southport. | Info: Nutrition • Get help with those New Year’s southport.in.gov. Resolutions with nutritional tips, recipes, tastings and more led by Brenda Moster University Heights Neighborhood As- with Purdue Extension. Advance registra- sociation Meeting • The first University OFFICE OF tion is required. | When: Jan. 27, 10 a.m. - 12 THE PERRY Heights Neighborhood Association 2021 p.m. | Where: Perry Senior Services, 6901 TOWNSHIP meeting will be held via zoom. | When: Jan. Derbyshire Road, Southport. | Info: (317) TRUSTEE 19, 7 p.m. | Info: /uheightsna. 783-9231. Message us or book an appointment to get your technology up and running again! Kiwanis Club of Perry Township • The Perry Township Board Meeting • Board Kiwanis Club of Perry Township will meet meetings are open to the public. Sched- IT services Computer & Electronics repair the first and third Thursday of each month. ule is subject to change. | When: Feb. 10, 7 Reasonable prices. Free quotes. | When: Jan. 21, 7 a.m. (EST) | Where: IHOP, p.m. | Where: Perry Township Community EMAIL [email protected] 7521 U.S. 31 S. and on Zoom. | Info: email: Room,4925 Shelby St., Indianapolis. | Info: CALL (317) 560-3447 • /WildWolfTechLLC [email protected]; perrytownship-in.gov/board 16 Week of January 14-20, 2021 • ss-times.com FOR THE RECORD Obituaries The Southside Times

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Marvin J. Beyer enjoyed painting, doll making and creating humor with a never ending smile on his face. He held Jan. 11 at St. Roch Catholic Church, 3600 scrapbooks. Interior decorating was one of was compassionate and giving and a stranger to S. Pennsylvania St. Indianapolis. Arrangements Marvin J. Beyer, 100, of Greenwood, died on her many passions. Peggy could make friends no one. He made friends wherever he went. He have been entrusted to G.H. Herrmann Madison Jan. 3, 2021. Marvin was born Aug. 10, 1920 wherever she went. Many of those friends became always put his generosity before his prosperity. Avenue Funeral Home. Patricia will be laid to rest in Evansville, Ind. to William A. and Marie J. close over the years even referring to themselves Miles is survived by his wife Karen; children at Holy Cross Cemetery. (Fellwock) Beyer. He was a graduate of Bosse as “the sisterhood.” They would form garden clubs, Jessica, Miles Levi and Lucas; grand children, High School and Indiana University-Bloomington become members of the Red Hat Society and Maverick and Mila; mother Dolores; and siblings, where he earned his B.S. Degree in Accounting have a great time simply enjoying each other’s Brother Terry, brother Nathan (Susan), sister and worked as an accountant for over 40 years company. She is proceeded in death by her father Valerie Gordon (Scott), sister Kelly Lannan (John); Adrie A. Jones before retiring. He is survived by his wife of 61 Delmar Floyd Atkins; her brothers Dennis Wayne and several nieces and nephews. The family will years, Barbara (Smith) Beyer; and his daughter, Adrie A. Jones, Sr., 63, of Indianapolis, died on Atkins and Kenneth Leo Atkins. She is survived by plan a celebration of life later next summer. Jan. 6, 2021. He was born on March 23, 1957 Yvonne Beyer. He was preceded in death by his her mother, Rose Marie Atkins; sisters Janet (Bret) parents; and brother, Curtis E. Beyer. A private in Bowling Green, Ky. to Roe G. Jones, Sr. and Holt, Linda (Denny) Adkins, Joyce (Steve) Barns; Mary E. (Eadens) Clark. Adrie worked hard most ceremony will be held at The Gardens at Olive sons Eric (Robyn) Ford, Kyle (J) Ford, daughter Branch Cemetery & Mausoleum Park, Greenwood. of his life driving a truck for various businesses. Brittany Cohen; grandchildren Aidan Ford, Oscar Dwain Lee Hamilton He was a member of the American Legion Forsha, Xavier Ford, and Mason Ford. Visitation and Dwain Lee Hamilton, 90, died on Post #88. He enjoyed watching Colts, fishing, service was Jan. 8 at G. H. Herrmann Funeral home Jan. 8, 2021 in Indianapolis. Dwain throwing horseshoes, darts, camping, having Robert Theodore Buehl in Greenwood. Graveside service were private for was born Oct. 19, 1930 in Dover a cold one and generally having a good time immediate family only. Hill, Ind., the son of Lester Charles with his family and friends. He was preceded Robert Theodore Buehl, 91, of Bargersville, Hamilton and Ruby Rose Hamilton in death by his parents; stepfather, G. Mitchell died on Jan. 4, 2021. He was born on Oct. 29, (Crays). Dwain graduated from Clark; sisters, Dorothy F. Goodall, Barbara Jean 1929 in Indianapolis to Dr. Robert and Myrtle V Shoals High School in Dover Hill, Guffy, and Janice S. Deviese; brother, Roe Buehl. He was a graduate and undergraduate of Donald Edgar Ind. in 1948. Following graduation, G. Jones, Jr. Adrie is survived by his brother, Indiana University. He has been attorney for his he served in the United States Marine Corp. from Lawson M. Clark; children, Danny Jones, Dawn entire working career in Johnson and Marion Christian Crismon Donald Edgar Christian Crismon died on Jan. 3, 1952 to 1954 during the Korean conflict. Dwain M. Jones, and Adrie A. Jones, Jr; grandchildren, Counties of Indiana. He enjoyed sailing and married his sweetheart Mickey Hamilton onNov. Sara, Michael, and Ryan, Bethany, Brooke, and traveling. He was a member of the Bargersville 2021. He was born on Jan. 25, 1928, in Washington, Mo. Donald married to Dorothy Virginia Kathryn 25,1956 and began a career in refrigeration/air Jaiden, Jordan, Abbigail, and Adrie III; and two Masonic Lodge and a Mason of the Scottish conditioning maintenance. Together they raised great-grandchildren. Service was Jan. 13 at G. H. Rites. Survivors include his wife of 63 years, Dr. Welch on Jan. 22, 1949. They had four children: Donna Kay, Denise Sue, Dorian Donald and their children, went camping and fishing, and Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 Isabelle Buehl. At the request of the family there spent time with family and friends together for Madison Ave., Indianapolis. Adrie will be laid to will be no public services. Debbie Jo. Donald is preceded in death by wife, Dorothy; parents, Grover and Wilma Crismon; 64 years. Dwain retired after 26 years with Eli Lilly rest in New Crown Cemetery, 2101 Churchman brother Grover Crismon; daughter, Donna Kay Company. In addition to his parents, he was Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46203. Dustman; and grandchildren, Luke Elza Sorrells preceded in death by an infant son, Dale Rodney Jean K Coffman and Curt and Rebecca Dustman. After graduation Hamilton; sister, Janice Shaw. Dwain is survived from high school, Don entered the Navy for two by his wife, Marie “Mickey” Hamilton; son, Lee Jean K. Coffman, 97, of Beech years. In 1948, he started work for the telephone Hamilton (Karen); daughter, Carol Brown (Larry); Anna Charlene Kimball Grove, died on Friday, Jan. 8, 2021. company and was employed there for 13 years. grandchildren, Clayton Hamilton (Terra), Mason Anna Charlene Kimball, 74, of Indianapolis, died She was born on July 7, 1923 in Don graduated from Eden Seminary, Webster Hamilton, Collin Brown, and Grant Brown; great- on Jan. 9, 2021. She was born on Jan. 11, 1946 in Davenport, Iowa to the late Elmer Groves, Mo. in 1965. Don’s first church was Eden grandchildren, Leila Hamilton and Heath Henderson Co., Ky. to Clarence and Virgie (Green) F. and Helen C. (Fuerst) Knapke. United Church of Christ, Edwardsville, Ill. While Hamilton; siblings, Franklin Hamilton, Joyce Morris. Anna was a member of The Church of God Jean married the love of her life, there, Don received his Bachelor’s Degree in Social Kerns, June Burris, Charles Hamilton, and Glen of Prophecy Hoyt Avenue Worship Center for William Robert Coffman, who Science. He then moved to Faith United Church Hamilton. A graveside service was held Jan. 12 at over 50 years. She started at Wishard Hospital preceded her in death. Jean loved of Christ, Indianapolis in 1972. While there, he Memorial Park Cemetery, 9350 E. Washington St., in 1989 as housekeeping on the Pediatric Ward. her grandchildren, vacationing in Florida and received his Master of Divinity Degree as well Indianapolis. Arrangements were by Little & Sons, She put herself through nursing school while she high school basketball. A devout and faithful as his Doctorate of Ministry degree at Christian Beech Grove Chapel. continued working at the hospital. She graduated Catholic, she attended Mass daily as well as Theological Seminary. Don and Dorothy then nursing school in 1994 and became a registered prayed the rosary. Survivors include her children, moved to First United Church of Christ in Orlando, nurse in pediatrics at Wishard Hospital for the J. Stephen (Sharon) Coffman, Nancy A. (Ron) Leaf, Fla. for 10 years. In 1993, deciding it was time to next 17 years. She retired in December 2011. Susan (Vince) Sanders and Catherine G. (Kenny) retire and be close to family, he and Dorothy Patricia Ann Johnston Anna enjoyed family gatherings and reunions. Van Auken; brother, John Knapke; 19 moved back to Indianapolis. Don leaves behind Patricia Ann Johnston, 86, of Indianapolis, died She loved her family. She loved her church and grandchildren and 52 great-grandchildren. A three children (and spouses), seven grandchildren on Jan. 5, 2021. She was born on Aug. 20, 1934 she loved God. Anna is survived by her daughter, Mass of Christian Burial was held on Jan. 13 in SS. (and spouses) and 19 great-grandchildren. in Indianapolis to the late Charles and Marjorie Christie Ringlespaugh; sons, David Ringlespaugh Francis & Clare Catholic Church, 5901 Olive Johnston. She was a resident of the Altenheim. and Dustin Kimball; brother, Don Morris (Gill); Branch Rd., Greenwood. Burial followed in During Patricia’s earlier years, she was a nun and sisters, Dorothy Cutteridge, Ramona Tester Calvary Cemetery. for a short period of time. She prided herself in (Darrell), and Marilyn Morris. She was preceded in Miles Darius Firkins storytelling, and devoted her life to childcare death by her daughter, Jennifer Lynn Kimball and Miles Darius Firkins, Jr. 67, passed away Dec. 31, for her nieces and nephews and others as well. her parents, Clarence and Virgie Morris. Visitation Peggy Marie Cohen 2020. He was born June 15,1953. He was a ‘71 Patricia had a phenomenal memory, especially is Jan. 15, 11 a.m. until service at 1 p..m. at G. H. graduate of Decatur Central High School. As a remembering birthdays, and never knew a Herrmann Funeral Home, 5141 Madison Ave., Peggy Marie Cohen, 68, of Greenwood, died master craftsman, avid golfer and snow skier, stranger. She is survived by her siblings, Sharon Indianapolis. Anna will be laid to rest in Floral on Jan. 3, 2021. She was born on Oct. 26, 1952, he was a natural talent in any sport or task he (Cosmo) Piazza, Maureen (Jim) Green, Terry Park Cemetery. in Scottsburg, Ind., the daughter of Rose Marie pursued. He maintained a lifetime career of being (Judy) Johnston, Danny (Mary) Johnston, and (Parks) Atkins and the late Delmar Floyd Atkins. an innovative builder that started at the age of 14 Kathleen Cecil; 31 nieces and nephews; 34 great- She was the oldest of six children. During her that later developed into Firkins Construction. Jr nieces and nephews; 6 great-great-nieces and 25-year career at Eli Lilly, Peggy worked in many will be remembered mostly by his kind and loving nephews. She was preceded in death by her departments and was the first woman to make character, always displaying an elaborate sense of brother, Michael Johnston; brother-in-law, Mark human insulin. Peggy was a talented artist who Cecil; and nephew, Marcus Cecil. A Mass was Obituaries continued on page 17. ss-times.com • Week of January 14-20, 2021 17 The Southside Times FOR THE RECORD Obituaries

Obituaries continued from page 16. Ashley Diana O’Brian 3496 E. Morgan St., Martinsville. Burial was in Mt. of Columbus 3660 where he was a member of the Pleasant Greenwood Cemetery with military “round table.” He enjoyed bowling, Cincinnati Red Ashley Diana O’Brian, 36, of Indianapolis, died honors. Little & Sons Funeral Home, 4901 E. Stop and Indianapolis Colts games, Euchre games and Zane D. Koester unexpectedly on Jan. 2, 2021. She was born on 11 Road, Indianapolis, are in charge traveling with his many friends. Frank worked for Nov. 15, 1984 in Beech Grove. Ashley’s passion of arrangements. the former Indianapolis Times and Indianapolis Zane D. Koester, 71, of Indianapolis, was helping others. She worked hard to achieve Star and News. He retired from the Indianapolis died Dec. 31, 2020. He was born her dream job as a Progressive Cardiac Care Star where he worked as the mailroom foreman July 3, 1949 in Lakeview, Ore. to the Registered Nurse at Ascension St Vincent in their for over 45 years. Frank is preceded in death by late Elmer William and Teodora Cardiothoracic Vascular Transplant Unit (CVTU). his wife, Mary Beth, and his brother John. He (Ferol) Koester Ryan. Zane was a Malissa Pearl Robertson She was a proud aunt supporting her nieces and is survived by his children, Bob Scheib (Pam), 1967 graduate of Greensburg High Malissa Pearl Robertson, 74, of Indianapolis, died nephews in all of their activities. Ashley was an Karen (Don)Beckwith, Beth Ann Scheib, Kathy School. He received his Bachelor’s on Jan. 4, 2021. She was born on June 13, 1946 avid Colts and Purdue fan. She enjoyed playing (Byron) Elliott; grandchildren, Heather (Darrian) Degree in Business from Indiana in Liberty, Ky. to Estil and Emma Lois Hoskins. sports, traveling, attending concerts and being Walker, Nick (Laci) Scheib, David (Lisa) Beckwith, University. He proudly served his country in the Malissa attended Russell County High School, surrounded by her family and friends. She Ashleigh Samaras, Leigh (Kyle) Johnson, Megan U.S. Army Special Forces for over 30 years and was and worked as a home maker, cake decorator, was a member and volunteer of Traders Point Sobek; and eight great-grandchildren. A Mass a member of the U.S. Army Special Forces doll maker, Artex seller, and many other things. Christian Church, where she was baptized on of Christian Burial will be Jan. 13, 1:30 p.m. at St. Association. Zane married Sheree DeWester, Nov. She was an avid quilter, and sewer. She is survived April 15, 2017. She is survived by her parents, Barnabas Catholic Church. Visitation will be held 5, 1983 and was employed as a letter carrier for the by her husband of 56 years, Daris A. Robertson, Kevin and Diana O’Brian; siblings, Laura privately by the family. Livestream of the Mass USPS for over 30 years. Zane is survived by his wife, and her daughter Jacqueline Reynolds (Joseph), (Donald) Winston and Jennifer (Nick) Holley; can be found on the parish You Tube channel: Sheree Koester; children, Daniele R. Baker, and son Daris A. Robertson, Jr. (Sharon); four nieces and nephews, Adrian, Zaria, Marissa and Saint Barnabas Catholic Church, Indianapolis. Donavan L. Koester (Erin), Addison C. Koester, Blake; Grandmother Beverly O’Brian; and several grandchildren, Jennie Hunter, Jeff Reynolds, Austin C. Koester and Allis D. K. Otley (Sam); sisters, aunts and uncles. She was preceded in death by Adelyn Robertson, and Owen Robertson; and Neria Shelton and Susan Koester; brothers, Steele her grandparents, William O’Brian, Victor and two great-grandchildren Benjamin, and Logan Koester (Paula), Phil Ryan (Pam) and Paul Ryan; Phyllis Adam. Services were held Jan. 7 at G.H. Hunter; sisters Betty Jean Hibbard, Emma Alene and four grandchildren; a fifth is due to arrive in Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 Mcguire, and Annis Faye Halcomb. Malissa was Hubert B. Silcox April. A private service was held Jan. 9 at Shirley Madison Ave., Indianapolis. She will be laid to preceded in death by her sister Alta Bernice Hubert B. Silcox, of Indianapolis, died on Jan. 8, Brothers Thompson Road Chapel. A public service rest at Calvary Cemetery. Hoskins, and brothers John Alton Hoskins, and 2021 at the age of 92. He was born on June 20, will be held later this year. Estil Hoskins, Jr. Visitation was Jan. 11 at G. H. 1928 in Indianapolis, to the late Radford and Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home at The Mildred (Kellett) Silcox. Hubert proudly served his Gardens of Olive Branch, 1605 S. State Road 135. country in the United States Army during WWII. Ricardo “Richard” Duran Pena Funeral service was Jan. 12. She will be laid to rest He was a member of the VFW, and American David L. Loudenback at The Gardens at Olive Branch. Legion. He was a truck driver for 38 years for Ricardo “Richard” Duran Pena, Jr., Briggs Trucking. Hubert is survived by his wife of David L. Loudenback, 57, died Jan. 9, 2021. 37, of Indianapolis, died Dec. 25, 68 years, Shirley Jean (Linhart) Silcox; children, Dave was born May 9, 1963 in Beech Grove to 2020. The son of Ricardo Duran Ronda Wolsiffer, Pam David, Joyce Ellenberger the late Lynn Loudenback and Marcella (Shaw) Pena, Sr. and Annie C. (Kerr) Pena, and Dawn Champer; 13 grandchildren; and 18 Loudenback. He married Cathy Sallee on July Bonnie Mae (Davis) Rogers Ricardo was born Jan. 9, 1983 in great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death 15, 1989. Dave graduated from Perry Meridian Tuscaloosa, Ala. He was a Bonnie Mae (Davis) Rogers, 75, of High School and earned a business degree from supervisor with Chicago Tube & Indianapolis, died Friday, Jan. 8, Indiana University in 1985. For many years, Dave Iron in Zionsville, and previously 2021. The daughter of Harold D. was a salesman and area distributor for Kirby with Olympic Steel in the warehouse. Ricardo was and Doris M. (Levi) Davis, Bonnie Obituaries continued on page 18. Vacuums. Most recently, he was in sales for Fikes a member of the Teamsters Union, Local #135. was born Aug. 30, 1945 in Fresh Brands for the past 16 years. Dave’s likeable Survivors include his mother, Annie C. Pena of Indianapolis. A homemaker, and friendly personality was an asset to his Indianapolis; father, Albert Les Tilford of Bonnie was a member of the successful career in sales. He was a faithful and Indianapolis; his son, Blake R. Hall of Indianapolis; Fraternal Order of the Eagles, Complete loyal member of St. Jude Catholic Church. Above fiancé, Jessica Spackman of Morristown; brothers, Beech Grove. She enjoyed reading books on all, Dave was a strong family man who was caring, Richard W. Tilford and Jon M. Pearson. Funeral Amish and Jewish culture, watching soap operas, Burial Package extremely generous, and loyal. Survivors include services were Jan. 8, 2021 at Lauck & Veldhof listening to music and dancing. The joy of her life his wife of 31 years, Cathy; sons, John and Steven Funeral & Cremation Services, 1458 S. Meridian were her children, grandchildren and great- (Allison); mother, Marcella; brother, Dan (Becky); St., Indianapolis. grandchildren. Bonnie is survived by her husband $2100 sisters, Diana (Frank) Smith and Deana (Troy) of 58 years, Robert E. Rogers, whom she married Haney; granddaughter, Eliza and one grandson on Sunday, Feb. 18, 1962 in Indianapolis; • Any Gravesite You Choose on the way. Visitation is Jan. 15, 4 to 8 p.m., in the daughters, Robin A. (husband Kevin) Sleek, • Opening & Closing O’Riley Funeral Home, 6107 S. East St. The Mass Lt. Col. (Ret.), Stephanie D. (husband Steve C.) Gyetko, Dawn Y. of Christian Burial will begin at Jan. 16, 11 a.m. Rogers (husband Allen Masters), Teresa M. • Concrete Container at St. Jude Catholic Church. Entombment will Martha Madeline Rivard Medina, Atonia L. (husband James) Fulce, • Tent & Chairs • Purchase At Need follow in Calvary Cemetery. The funeral will be Lt. Col. (Ret.), Martha Madeline Shahona Y. (wife Shelly) Rogers; brother, Bill livestreamed on the O’Riley Facebook page at Rivard, died Jan. 5, 2020. She was Davis; sister, Diana (husband Don) Potter; facebook.com/orileyfuneralhome. born in Enfield, Ill., the daughter of grandchildren, Samantha Maldovan, Dominick the late Marcus Lafayette and Maldovan, Shakiya Gyetko Timpe, Shanae Gyetko Lottie Mae (McFarland) Brown. She Anderson, Stephan Rogers Gyetko, Cheyenne was a graduate of the Barnes Medina, Lucio Medina, Ashdon Rogers, Stephanie Jacqueline L. Mouser Hospital School of Nursing, was a McDaniel and Perry Jordan; great-grandchildren, Jacqueline L. Mouser, 93, of Indianapolis, died registered nurse and physician Amyah Mays, Thomas Richardson, Kayman Timpe, on Jan. 6, 2021. She was born in Indianapolis assistant for many years, and had been an adjunct Delcan Anderson, Lydia Jordan, Sabrina Jordan to the late Ruth Pattman. She is survived by her professor at SIU Carbondale and Southeastern and unborn Medina. In addition to her parents, children, Pam (Ron) Burkert and Kevin (Suzy) Illinois College in Southern Illinois. Martha Bonnie was preceded in death by brother, Dickie Mouser; grandchildren, Mickey (Melissa) Lee, worked at the IU Medical Center and VA Hospital Davis. Visitation will be held Aug. 17, 2 to 5 p.m. Andy (Anna) Mouser, Casey Mouser; great- in Indianapolis for many years. She retired from with a memorial service at 5 p.m. grandchildren, Maggie and Mason Lee and the US Army Reserves after more than 21 years. Audrey L. and Amelia Mouser. She had worked She was preceded in death by her husband, Dr. ALL ADULT PLOTS $700 early in her marriage and then was a stay at home Richard Rivard, Oct. 10, 2020; parents; brothers, mom. She was preceded in death by her husband Dr. Mark Brown and Richard Brown; and sister Frank Scheib COLUMBARIUM NICHE of 62 years, Robert “Bob” Mouser. She was also Carolyn. Martha is survived by her children, Kara Frank Scheib, 93, died on Jan. 7, 2021. Frank was $1,000 - $1,200 preceded in death by her sister, Grace Talbott J. Austin and her husband Eric, Allyn Rankin and born on June 12, 1927 to Frank and Caroline and her nephew, Jack “Jr.” Talbott. Services will his wife Paula; Dr. John Rivard and his wife Julie, Scheib. He graduated from Sacred Heart High be held privately for her family at G. H. Herrmann Gerald Rivard and his wife Julie and Richard R. School in 1945. He was a charter member of St. Rivard; grandchildren, Mary, Alex, Cassie, Chloe, 2703 S. Meridian Street Madison Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 Madison Barnabas Catholic Church where he served as a Indpls, 46225 • (317) 786-7733 Ave., Indianapolis. She will be laid to rest at Forest Garrett, Charlotte, Nicolas, Elizabeth and Sophia member of the Parish Council, ushered, was a Grace; great-grandchildren, Elijah, Maverick and Lawn Memory Gardens. member of the men’s club and attended daily concordia-cemetery.com Archer; and nieces and nephews. Funeral service mass. 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Obituaries continued from page 17. Jacksen Stevens; mother in law, Vicki pm at G. H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Hoffman; father in law, Barry Doss; sister Home at The Gardens of Olive Branch, 1605 in law, Nichole (Ryan) Rhea; nieces Reagan S. State Road 135, Greenwood. by his two sons, Ronnie and Danny Silcox and Sydney Rhea; aunt, Mary Austin; uncle, 4 I rejoiced greatly that I There are many that have and siblings, Jack Silcox, Donald Silcox, Bob Gant; his 31 and extensive Southside found of your children walking strong disagreement with me Bill Silcox, Bob Silcox and Estelle Adams. family. He was preceded in death by his Funeral services are Jan. 14, 1 p.m. at G. in truth, as we have received a over doctrine. That is OK with grandparents, John Greenwell and Lillian Carl Douglas Whittington H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Greenwell; and several aunts and uncles. commandment from the Father. me so long as they are living in Home, 5141 Madison Ave., with visitation Carl Douglas Whittington, 5 And now I beseech you, lady, all of the light that Christ has Visitation is Jan. 15, 4 - 8 p.m. at G. H. 33, of Indianapolis, died on from 11 a.m. until the time of the service. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, not as though I wrote a new com- shed upon their lives up to this He will be laid to rest at Washington Park Jan. 4,2021. Carl was born on 5141 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. A funeral May 5, 1987 to Kevin and mandment unto you, but that point. I don't hate any of those East Cemetery. service will be conducted on Jan. 16, 1 pm. which we had from the begin- who don't see what I have been Denise Whittington. He ning, that we love one another. privileged to see and I pray spent a lot of his younger 6 And this is love, that we that they will eventually see years living in Florida and walk after His commandments. the same things and, I also pray loved to skim board. Carl Mark W. Stevens Harold “Lou” White was also a practical joker, loved the Colts This is the commandment, That, that where there is darkness in Mark W. Stevens, 43, of Indianapolis, died Harold “Lou” White, 81, of Greenwood, died and Pacers and spending time with his as you have heard from the be- my own life that God will shine on Jan. 9, 2021. He was born on June 8, 1977 on Jan. 10, 2021. He was born on Aug. 14, nephews and family. Carl is survived by his ginning, you should walk in it. His heavenly light upon those in Indianapolis. He was an avid Harley rider. 1939 in Indianapolis to the late Harold mother: Denise Whittington and brother; places that I can see as clearly Mark was always the first person to step up Leonard White, Sr. and Mary (Jones) White. Phillip Whittington. He is preceded in death 2 JOHN 4-6 as I expect others to see. I do and get involved in charity rides, offering Lou was a United States Air Force Veteran. by his father; Kevin Whittington and sister; my best to teach God's truth the shirt off his back, and doing anything He attended Purdue University, enjoyed Amber Mobley. A Memorial Gathering will he could to help his people. Mark had an How can I love you best? and not man's many variations golf, and was a member of the Masonic be planned for a later date. on it. The point of this is that if immense love for his dogs Sammie, Buster Lodge. Lou is survived by his son, Stephen By staying true to Christ and Brown “Buppy”, and Franny Pearl Daddy’s by showing you that it can be I am going to truly love you as White; daughters, Tracy Combs and Girl, and his three cats. Mark is survived by Catherine Painter; 15 grandchildren; and 6 done. Not that I am any bet- Christ commanded me to, I am Obituaries are printed free of charge. Funeral his sons, Mark William Stevens, Jr. and Jason great-grandchildren. He was preceded in ter at it than anyone else but going to have to desire to sit directors are encouraged to send obituaries and Doss Beach; mother, Susan Stevens; wife, death by his wife, Wilma R. White. Visitation photos to [email protected]. Information re- that I am determined to per- down with you and listen and speak only as the Holy Spirit Hilliary Doss Stevens; brother, John Stevens; is Jan. 14, 1:30 p.m. until service at 2:30 ceived by noon Tuesday will be published Thurs- sonally live for and to follow niece and nephew, Haileigh Stevens and day, space permitting. and to live in obedience to His moves me to speak. Christ commandments. leadeth me. You can believe that of me or not; it doesn't When I see other Christians change the truth of it. I am doing the same thing, I rejoice. AROUND TOWN happy in my walk with Christ After all, there are many who and study to prove myself ap- profess to love Christ who walk proved by Him as a workman Central Indiana in disobedience. He stressed a Comprehensive Economic Devel- opment Corporation are contribut- in His kingdom. Praise the Lord. this, that we love one another secures funding to opment Strategy (CEDS) for Mari- ing an additional $30,000 each and Like John, I pray for it to be well but from the response of many on, Johnson and other surrounding providing input on the project. The with you. develop regional economic I wonder if they understand development strategy counties. Federal assistance for the IMPO is contributing in-kind ser- what Jesus meant by that God bless and go and have a planning project comes from a $1.5 vices via staff time. The process will commandment. great day. Grant award – billion EDA budget designed to help involve hiring a consultant and col- The Indianapolis communities across the nation pre- laborating among the eight-county Metropolitan Planning Organiza- vent, prepare for and respond to eco- region to ensure each community is tion (IMPO) has been awarded a nomic setbacks caused by the coro- fairly represented in any future re- $120,000 grant from the Economic navirus. In addition to the federal quest for regional relief. For more Development Administration (EDA) planning support, the Indy Partner- information, go to indympo.org. Paul A. Kirby is the pastor at the Church of God through the CARES Act to develop at 3939 S. Emerson Ave. ship and Indiana Economic Devel- ss-times.com • Week of January 14-20, 2021 19 The Southside Times CLASSIFIEDS: PLACE YOUR AD - CALL 300-8782

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