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Left, Tawnee Hinton with her family: husband, Christopher and three of their four children: Christian, Avarie, Leyton and Amelia. | Above, Tawnee met her future husband, Christopher after they were placed in the same Reserve “Thank you to all who unit. (Submitted photos) have served to protect our freedoms.” Navy Lieutenant’s experience ‘made me who I am today’ (317) 788-6800 By Rick Hinton thinking a college degree might help we had so many people knocking on the jacksonsystems.com U.S. Navy Lieutenant Tawnee Hin- her in becoming an officer. The enlist- door to get in because they wanted to ton’s journey began simple enough. ed recruiter steered her to a “great” serve. The fact that we had that is what Growing up in the small, rural com- program that his buddy ran out of the makes us a great nation!” she offered. munity of Greentown in northern In- Navy. “This recruiter literally sent me The Hintons reside in Franklin diana – just outside of Kokomo – was from the National Guard to the Navy!” Township along with their four chil- comfortable. And, as with most chil- Hinton laughed. dren, Christian, Avarie, Leyton and dren, she had those she looked up to. It was off to New Orleans for basic Amelia. “They’ve never known any- “My grandfather embedded into me training, with her primary station af- thing other than us (dad and mom) what a Christian should be,” Hinton ter being back to Indiana and the Naval being in the service,” Hinton claimed. said. “He served his country and al- Surface Warfare Center at Crane Naval The children are not always thrilled ways put his family first.” Growing up Base. The life of a Yeoman was never with the absences that come with the near Grissom Air Force Base, she had boring. “Whatever you did, whether it territory, as are the parents. “I re- for a haircut including hot lather, a lot of friends whose families were be security, information systems, work- turned last December after being de- neck shave and a massage. $15 involved in the Air Force, but she re- ing for an admiral, communications, ployed for 14 months,” she said. “My for fire fighters, police ally had no aspirations for a military training and development, public affairs, baby went from a 3- to a 5-year-old in and active military. $13 career. Attending Culver Girls Acad- or journalism ... it’s all vital,” Hinton said. school. My daughter went from 12 to emy – a college preparatory boarding She transitioned into the Reserve, being a teenager. It’s hard.” school near South Bend – seemed to where she met her future husband, Hinton’s last deployment to Djibou- light the fuse. She then attended But- Christopher after they were placed ti in the Horn of Africa took her out of ler University in Indianapolis. “I grad- in the same Reserve unit, mobilized her comfort zone and challenged her. uated and started moving through the for security, after 9/11. “After 9/11, it “It was a different type of job work- things I wanted to do in life yet felt like didn’t matter what you did before – ing with embassies throughout Africa, something was missing.” The missing everyone did security!” It was back to training other military forces that were Amy • Michelle • Meagan • Kim • Eduardo (not pictured) link, she decided, was the military. Crane for almost two years after 9/11 our allies and learning a new culture,” with a marriage in the mix. For the she said. “You had all these balls in the Amy Ranbarger, veteran Hinton enlisted in the Navy in 1997. from the US Marine Corps! “I had the feeling I was supposed to be first five years of the marriage he was air as you’re trying to just do your job!” Thank you to all there,” she summarized. gone for three on deployment. Would Hinton change anything in who have served. her past? “No,” she quickly replied. Sept. 11 attacks and “God has a plan and you work through 1944 E. Southport Rd., 46227 The Navy in Indiana? it. I went to the wrong recruiter in my the effects upon serving opinion, but I don’t have a minute of (317) 788-8898 “I went to enlist in the National regret because it made me who I am Guard because it was the only thing I The Sept. 11 attacks changed the today. I feel that everything we do – Tuesday to Friday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. knew about,” she stated. She visited a mood of the country as did the face of even if we stumble and fall – we fall Saturday 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. • Sunday Closed recruiter, hoping that would help her patriotism afterward. “After 9/11, being for a reason, and it teaches you some- Open Monday 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. to figure out where she should be and in the military was interesting because thing in the end.” The Southside Times VETERANS DAY 2019 ss-times.com • Week of November 07-13, 2019 5

WE HONOR Above, Erica Bryant trained in the medical field in the Navy. (Submitted photo) | Right, VETERANS Bryant opened The Healthy Food Café on South Emerson Avenue in 2016. (Photo by Nancy Price) & Every Family We Serve We salute all soldiers, especially those Southside veteran learns life-changing who made the skills to achieve her dreams ultimate sacrifice. They will always By Nancy Price eye. “I was like, I can’t believe I’m do- Healthy options be remembered A Southside resident’s decision to ing this and I’m not even in medical school,” she said. The café serves smoothies and spe- in the hearts of enlist in the military has led to a work cialty coffee, in addition to organ- ethic that has helped her to reach her Though she worked hard, Bryant made a lot of friends that she still ic drinks and food, including cold- those they loved... goals, from saving money to build her pressed juices, salads, flatbread pizzas own home to starting and maintain- stays in touch with today. “A lot of us were young,” she said. “It was like a tacos, grass-fed steak, all-natural chick- And in the hearts ing a popular local restaurant. en, wild-caught shrimp, tofu, veggies, Bryant grew up in Ft. Wayne, IN big high school.” She also enjoyed traveling and liv- brown rice, quinoa and brownies. In ad- of those who and joined the military right out of dition, there is a vending machine avail- high school. She chose to enlist in the ing in various areas of the U.S. She cherish freedom. worked on a brand-new ship made in able even when the store is closed for U.S. Navy because she loved being guests to purchase juices and brownies. around water. Although she had been Maine, was stationed in Virginia and lived in Florida and California. “If you’re vegan and your husband Greenwood Chapel interested in becoming a veterinari- is a meat eater and your kids are glu- an, she decided to train in the med- Bryant decided to enroll in an on- 481 W. Main St. line school for medical assisting and ten free, they can have anything they Greenwood, IN 46142 ical field since the Navy didn’t have a like here,” Bryant said. “I try to stay veterinary program. earned a certificate in personal train- (317) 881-2514 ing and moved to New Jersey after with local vendors and we’re military In 2004, Bryant attended boot camp owned and operated.” for eight weeks in Great Lakes, IL. her time in the military. She even- Franklin Township Chapel tually moved to Indianapolis, where Bryant said she achieved the work During training, “I did a lot of ethic she employs today from her time 5950 E. Thompson Rd. grunt work,” Bryant said. “Scrubbing she attended nursing school. “When Indianapolis, IN 46237 I went to nursing school, I was like, spent in the military. “I’m used to a the floors, painting and making sure (317) 783-3653 ‘yeah, I’ve already done that,’” she said certain work ethic and integrity,” she the ship looked nice, driving the ship said. “After hiring people, if they slack and taking orders from officers. I of her medical training in the Navy. She also worked with medical staff off, it’s hard for me to understand. You wilsonstpierre.com was painting and sanding. I did a lot (should) show up on time. I’ve done a of everything.” at St. Vincent with patient care and open-heart surgeries. In addition, she lot of different things that help with was a personal trainer at a gym. organization and work ethic. I saved On-the-job training As a single mother to a young daugh- 50 percent of my paychecks and ba- ter, Bryant decided that she could not sically used savings from the military Then came medical training. “I continue working for 12 hours a day to build a house and start my (new) was training for a week and then do- and decided to be an owner of a gym life. I think my work ethic from grunt ing stitches,” she said, though medics and offer a meal-prep service. Eventu- work to moving things along helped were present at all times to oversee ally, Bryant decided to have her own me start businesses and I try to wok her work. Bryant performed a va- food truck, which led to opening The on my business to help it grow.” riety of medical duties, from pack- Healthy Food Café at 8020 S. Emerson For more information about The ing wounds to how to treat some- Ave., Indianapolis, in 2016. Healthy Food Café, visit thehealthy- one when an explosive hit his or her foodcafe.com. 6 Week of November 07-13, 2019 • ss-times.com VETERANS DAY 2019 The Southside Times

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Winesap, Evercrisp, By Angela Morefield a three-pronged approach to train- were in Iraq,” Watt said. “It’s hard be- Mutsu, Delicious, “When I was a kid, I wanted to be ing and preparedness. It is comprised ing there, that’s an understatement, a pastor and G.I. Joe. So, I was able of the Field Artillery School, the pri- but I laughed the hardest in my life Honeycrisp, & mary training facility for field artil- while I was in Iraq. The guys I was Jonagold Apples to do both,” said Luke Watt, assistant pastor of St. John Lutheran Church on lery soldiers and Marines worldwide; with, the camaraderie. There’s plenty the Field Artillery Training Center, of bad stuff, and I will always cherish Fresh Cider & Slush Southeastern Avenue. Watt, an Army veteran, was born home of basic combat, one-station the memories of laughing. Think of unit training and advanced individual the better moments.” Pie Pumpkins and raised as a Lutheran in Wood Riv- er, NE. “I feel like life was pointing me training, and is the largest field artil- Watt then applied to Concordia lery complex in the free world. University in Nebraska. For four-and Our Own Pears in the direction of being a pastor,” he said. After graduating from Heartland After basic training at Fort Sill, Watt a-half years, he studied secondary went on to Fort Hood in Texas until education, theology and social sci- Straw, Gourds Lutheran High School in 2005, Watt decided to enlist in the United States March 2006, when he was deployed to ence. After receiving his bachelor’s de- & Fall Decor Army. He packed his bags, said his Camp Taji in Iraq. The camp is locat- gree in May 2014, he decided to join goodbyes and headed to Fort Sill in ed in a rural region, north of the city the Concordia Seminary in St Louis, Oklahoma for basic training. of Baghdad in the Baghdad Governor- where he studied as a pastor. Adrian Orchards During basic training, Watt spe- ate. Watt spent his first nine months of Watt spent a year interning before (317) 784-0550 | 500 W. Epler | (317) 784-7783 cialized in artillery training and was deployment in Iraq working in base, graduating in 2018 with a Master of HOURS: Mon-Sat: 9-6 | Sun: 12-6 a cannon crew member. Fort Sill has gate security and color guard. After his Divinity degree. The following sum- time in Iraq, Watt traveled back to Fort mer, he moved to Indiana to be an Hood, TX, where he spent 15 months assistant pastor at St. John Lutheran training for deployment to go back to Church and school. “I like serving and Iraq for a second time. In March 2008, helping people and bringing theology Watt went back to Iraq. He was sta- into their lives,” he said. tioned at Camp Prosperity in Baghdad, Watt has only been in Indiana for also known as the as-Salam Palace, pre- about four months but said his main viously a home of former Iraqi pres- goal is to learn about his community ident Saddam Hussein, and is now an and city and how to best serve the resi- Iraqi military base. Watt spent a year dents. “The staff at the church has been at Camp Prosperity before returning very helpful, and the church members to Fort Hood in March 2009. He spent and everyone are so welcoming.” Watt his remaining time in the Army at Fort said. “Being in the Army is physically Hood until he was released from ser- demanding and mentally tough, but vice Christmas Day, 2009 and returned being a pastor is the opposite.” home to Nebraska. Watt is currently working on his www.WhalenRealtyGroup.com “Some of my best memories are Master of Sacred Theology through laughing with my brothers while we Concordia Seminary. The Southside Times VETERANS DAY 2019 ss-times.com • Week of November 07-13, 2019 7

ton was later transferred from Japan to a hospital in Washington D.C., and then Bethesda Maryland Army hospital. Ammerman was discharged from the Army in June of 1967. Throckmorton needs help moving in and out of bed into a wheelchair, as he has limited mobility from the brain damage, and has trouble speaking. “For the last 53 years, he’s been in and out of hospitals and nursing homes,” Ammerman said. “They talk about servicemen paying the ultimate sacrifice, and it’s true with Bill because he hasn’t had a life.” Throckmorton currently resides at Rosegate nursing home on S. Emerson Avenue, where he has been for about five years. “He lives a pretty lonely life,” Ammerman said. “They (the nursing home staff) get him up in the morn- ing, put him in a wheelchair, take him to breakfast, then he pretty much sits in his wheelchair in the hallway or the lounge until it’s time to eat again and he can’t get up or move.” Throckmor- ton used to go to the VA for treatment, Above, Jerry Ammerman enlisted in the but the nursing home decided to have Army in 1963. (Submitted photo) | Right, Ammerman, standing, visits his friend, the house doctor take care of him in- veteran Bill Throckmorton, frequently. (Photo stead. “I think Bill deserves all the by Angela Morefield) credit,” Ammerman said. “Bill loved the military and will still tell you he would do it all over again.” Ammer- Never leave a man behind: A story of lifelong friends man visits his friend at the nursing home frequently. After Ammerman’s time in the mil- By Angela Morefield Army, and told Throckmorton. The where they spent two years serving in itary he worked at Chrysler for a year, You know the old military saying, next day Throckmorton happily told the Army. The pair was then deployed and then he decided to become a fire- “Never leave a man behind?” Well that’s Ammerman that they were going to do to Vietnam for their last year in 1966. man and was sworn in. He retired exactly what Southsider Jerry Ammer- it together, as he had enlisted also. “In that time period, we got sepa- from the Indianapolis Fire Depart- man stands by when it comes to his life- They left on the June 27, 1963 for rated because of the assignments they ment after 36 years. He worked out of long friend Bill Throckmorton. Fort Knox, KY for three months of gave us,” Ammerman said. Throckmor- Garfield Park Station 29, and at Station Ammerman and Throckmorton met basic training. After finishing basic ton was in the infantry unit and was 3 in Fountain Square. He just celebrat- when they were in high school. They training, the friends went to Fort Sam traveling on an APC (army personnel ed 50 years from the day he was sworn spent time hanging out at a local neigh- Houston, TX for Advanced Individual carrier) in a very hostile area when the into the fire department this past Oc- borhood drugstore for fun. A short Training (AIT). AIT is where soldiers troop was hit by a landmine and the ve- tober. “It’s the greatest career in the time after high school, in 1963, Am- learn the skills to perform their jobs in hicle exploded. The Army sent him to world,” Ammerman said. He spends merman enlisted in the United States the Army. After their AIT training was a hospital in Japan for treatment. He his time now selling real estate and is a completed, they traveled to Germany, had serious brain damage. Throckmor- member of the American Legion.

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Star: to activities honoring Star: to the Social of Green- veterans and those in the wood’s Grand Re-opening The Roncalli Rebels, under the direction of head military: a dinner at Christ Our and ribbon cutting next Tuesday Shepherd Church of the Brethren in coach Missy Marsh R’93 and assistant coaches Greenwood on Sunday; the Veter- Star: to Center Grove High an’s Day Council of Indianapolis’ School’s musical this week- Christina Erazmus R’01, Jenna Beckman and breakfast at the Murat Shrine, ser- end, “The Addams Family.” Angie Schnell R’90, won the Class 4A Sectional title. vice at the Indiana War Memorial and a parade afterward on Veterans Star: to our local military Day; and a Vietnam War Celebra- members and veterans. The team also won the Marion County Tournament tion at Greenwood VFW Post 5864 and claimed the Circle City Conference next Saturday, Nov. 16. Championship. The 2019 sectional title is the program’s 28th and third straight. Congratulations to the coaches and FOR THE RECORD: CORRECTION the Roncalli Varsity Girls Volleyball team! Oops... In our Election Guide 2019 sec- tion last week, it was listed that Kyle R. Swain, running for Greenwood City Council, District 6, served on the Greenwood Common Council and on the Greenwood Redevel- opment Commission. This was in- Take a closer look. Open House is correct. Swain did not serve on the Thursday, November 7, 2019 from 6-8 PM. Greenwood Common Council, nor did he serve on the Greenwood Re- www.roncalli.org development Commission. We regret the errors. The Southside Times VIEWS ss-times.com • Week of November 07-13, 2019 9

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For more information, or to register 1. Grupo Folciorico Macehuanti performed several dances. 2. A parade of authentic Mexican costumes. 3. Ebelyn Avalos dances as a vendor, visit 4hcomplex.org to music. 4. Andrea Chavez paints a new face on Jair Chavezslores, 4. (Photos by 4. (317) 451-4088 • [email protected] Neal Smith) The Southside Times SOUTHSIDE PUZZLES ss-times.com • Week of November 07-13, 2019 11

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BEECH GROVE and decorating. For 44 years, local Delta Ball Park Pizza Theta Tau members from Nu Tau Chapter & Eatery II Ave Maria Guild • The Ave Maria Guild have held the event the Saturday after Thanksgiving. The Artisan Holiday Market will have a Memorial Mass at 11 a.m. You For a fun and delicious pizza enables Nu Tau Chapter to financially sup- may bring a sack lunch. The meeting will experience, try the family-owned start at 12:30 p.m. | When: Nov. 12, 11 a.m. port nearly 20 local charities. There is a $3 restaurant on Main Street in | Where: St. Paul Hermitage, 501 N. 17th entrance fee and lunch will be available Beech Grove, Ball Park Pizza & Ave. | Info: Vicki Goss at (317) 223-3687 or for purchase. | When: Nov. 30, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Eatery II. This restaurant not only [email protected]. | Where: Beech Grove High School, 5330 specializes in made-to-order pizza; Hornet Ave. | Info: : Craft Fair DTT it has spaghetti, sandwiches, Beech Grove Historical Society Program chicken wings, Italian subs and • Author Linda Minton will talk about her GREENWOOD much more for the whole family books, WWII Heroes: We Were Just Doing to enjoy. The two-story gray brick Our Jobs and Remembering WWII Women building that houses Ball Park and her novel, The Harlaxton Heist. Linda Quilt Connection Guild • The Quilt Con- nection Guild invites you to their monthly Pizza & Eatery II is fairly large, with Ball Park Pizza & Eatery II specializes in made- will have copies of her books available for big picture windows wrapping meeting. Our special speaker will be Aman- to-order pizza. (Submitted photo) sale at the program. | When: Nov. 13, 6:30 around the front and side of the p.m. | Where: Beech Grove Library Branch, da Castor of Material Girl Quilts. Amanda is restaurant. You can eat inside or 1102 Main St. | Info: (317) 275-4560; BGHis- one of Riley Blake’s newest fabric designers, outside on the sidewalk area, which is Hornets and is one of the sponsors on all [email protected]. with her debut collection Fairy Edith. Her lined with big barrels. They offer delivery of their show shirts. Visit Ball Park Pizza style is inspired by traditional quilts with for more convenience. This past October, & Eatery II for a family and community- Beech Grove Chamber Nonprofit Lun- a modern flair. Amanda enjoys sharing the owners of Ball Park Pizza & Eatery centered environment, Monday through cheon • There are so many ways to be a handmade items and ideas with others and II gave away free pumpkins to anyone Saturday, from 4:30-10 p.m. part of the community and to help others. hopes to never stop finding new things to in the community that was in need for This month the Beech Grove Chamber of create. This program is free and open to Halloween, so that every child could make LOCATION: Commerce turns the stage over to nonprofit the public. Please join us! | When: Nov. 7, 7 memories carving their own pumpkins. 510 Main St., Beech Grove, IN 46107 organizations. Join us to learn more about p.m. | Where: Greenwood United Methodist Ball Park Pizza & Eatery II also supports the (317) 789-0059 these organizations, what they do, and how Church, 525 N. Madison Ave. | Info: Suzanne local high schools, Beech Grove Marching you can get involved. $10 per person and in- at [email protected]. cludes a full hot lunch and dessert. Lunch is served at 11:30 a.m. Registration is required. Veterans Dinner • Christ Our Shepherd BEHIND BARS WHERE I DINE | When: Nov. 14, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. | Where: Church of the Brethren will host a free din- Hornet Park Community Center, 5245 Hor- ner program to honor military members net Ave. | Info: beechgrovechamber.org. and veterans. Active military, reservist, vet- Cloudy with a Molly Norris, Indianapolis erans, family members and survivors are invited. A chili cook-off will be held at 5 p.m. Chance of Mango Where do you like to dine? CENTER GROVE and the program, with speaker Ken VanOs- Waffle House Bartender: dol of the Greenwood Veterans Memorial The Addams Family • Center Grove Theatre Kristina Anderson, What do you like Program, will be held at 6 p.m. | When: Nov. Greenwood will present “The Addams Family,” a fatally 10, 5 p.m. | Where: Christ Our Shepherd to eat there? funny musical comedy. Tickets are $10 at the Peanut butter waffle, Church of the Brethren, 857 N. State Road Stacked Pickle: door or online. | When: Nov. 7 at 7 p.m.; Nov. 135. | Info: (317) 416-7888. bacon and hash browns with cheese. 9 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.; and Nov. 10 at 2 p.m. 7040 McFarland Blvd. | Where: Center Grove High School, 2717 S. Social of Greenwood Grand Re-opening Indianapolis, IN 46237 What do you like about this place? Morgantown Road. | Info: cgtheatre.org. • The Social of Greenwood will host their The people are very friendly; they cook to grand re-opening and ribbon-cutting cere- Ingredients and directions: order and quickly, and it’s very clean. mony. Ribbon cutting at 10 a.m. and open • 8 oz. Angry Orchard GARFIELD PARK house from 10 a.m.-noon. | When: Nov. 12, • 1.25 oz. Cruzan Mango Rum Waffle House 10 a.m.-noon. | Where: The Social of Green- • 2 oz. pineapple juice 4141 S. Emerson Ave., Vintage Movie Night • The Battle of Russia, wood, 550 Polk St. | Info: (317) 882-4810; Indianapolis, IN 46203 a 1943 film directed by the legendary Frank • Splash of Sprite thesocialofgreenwood.org. Capra, will kick off the 11th year of Vintage Pour ice into 16-oz. (317) 780-1717 Movie Nights at Garfield Park Arts Center. Vietnam War Celebration • Greenwood pint glass. Film historian Eric Grayson will screen and VFW Post 5864 will host their sixth annu- Layer first with introduce the film and a short feature and al Vietnam War celebration. Any Vietnam Angry Orchard, Compiled by Angela Morefield & Nancy Price. conduct a Q&A afterward. Admission is $5; veteran, or veteran from another way, then Cruzan concessions are $1. Family-friendly and free whether a member or not, is invited to Mango Rum, then parking. | When: Nov. 9, 7 p.m. | Where: Gar- attend. Food drinks and music available. | pineapple juice. field Park Arts Center, 2432 Conservatory When: Nov. 16, 6 p.m. | Where: Greenwood What's going on Dr. | Info: (317) 327-7135; gpacarts.org. VFW Post 5864, 333 S. Washington St. | Add a splash of Southside? Info: (317) 888-2488. Sprite. Garnish with a Artisan Holiday Market • Nearly 150 art- slice of orange. ists and craftsman from all over the Mid- Send your news & events to: west will be at the Artisan Holiday Market [email protected] to help you with your holiday shopping Calendar continued on page 13. The Southside Times NIGHT & DAY ss-times.com • Week of November 07-13, 2019 13

★★★★★ • R • Comedy, Drama, Thriller • 2 hours, 12 minutes An Affordable Assisted Lifestyle Community Parasite Pertinent, entertaining and immaculate filmmaking for the Older Adult.

MOVIE REVIEW are poor, dirt poor. The family begs, know what to expect next. borrows and steals to make ends meet. The film also resists genre catego- The story focuses on the son, Ki-woo, rization, as it effortlessly moves from APARTMENTS By Bradley Lane but is told through the lens of the en- offbeat comedy, to a contemplative ARE LIMITED. Korean writer-director Bon Joon- tire family: the sad but funny father, family drama, to an edge-of-your-seat ho already had a remarkable, even leg- Ki-taek, his wife, Chung-sook and thrill ride and back again. endary career, as he set out to make their daughter, Ki-jung. The long con However, the film’s most powerful his newest feature, Parasite. His Ko- of the film begins when Ki-woo is put element is the movie’s messaging. It is rean-language films likeMemories of onto a tutoring job by his well-to-do a critique of South Korean wealth in- Murder and The Host set box office friend as he must resign from the po- equality at its most surface level, but records in his home country of South sition while he travels to study abroad. it’s about a whole lot more than just Amenities Services • Private apartment with full, Korea, while his English-spoken films Slowly Ki-woo begins to gain and ex- that. Its about the power dynamics ploit the trust of the wealthy family he of money in modern capitalist soci- private bathroom like Snowpiercer and Okja garnered • Kitchenette with sink, refrigerator near unanimous critical acclaim. Par- tutors for, while the implications of his ety, class solidarity and the hope that actions begin to have consequences, things can get better. and microwave asite debuted at the Cannes Film Fes- • Ample closet space the scale of which they cannot begin Parasite is a film that will stick to tival in France earlier this year, where • Individually controlled heating and it won the top prize, the Palme d’Or, to comprehend. you for weeks after viewing, and its air conditioning making Bong Joon-ho the first Kore- Simply put, every frame of Para- sheer entertainment value makes it an • Carpet in living and sleeping areas an filmmaker to win the honor. And site is drenched in intentionality. Not excellent first step into world cinema. • Linoleum in kitchen and ceramic tile for good reason, Parasite is a deep- a second is wasted from the very start in bathroom ly complex, yet accessible movie that until the very last frame. Bong’s nar- Bradley is a Beech Grove High School • Emergency call devices in bathroom rative functions on many levels but alumnus and has been enamored by and bedroom maintains a constant sense of enter- film for as long as he can remember. • Pre-wired for cable TV and telephone at its core it revolves around infor- He is currently in his third year tainment, whether you are laughing, • Mini-blinds provided holding your breath in fear, crying, or mation. The viewer always has just studying at IUPUI, majoring in Media enough information to remain glued and Public Affairs with a minor in left with your mouth agape. Film. Bradley can be contacted at to the screen, but just enough is kept [email protected]. Services The central characters in Parasite • Ongoing health monitoring and from the audience that you never quite nursing assessments • Assistance with activities for daily living: Calendar continued from page 12. Day service follows breakfast at 11 a.m. on to the public. Registration is encouraged. | bathing, dressing, walking, personal the north steps of the Indiana War Memorial, When: Nov. 7, 7:30 p.m. | Where: Ruth Lilly grooming and hygiene 431 N. Meridian St. The Veterans Day Parade Performance Hall, Christel DeHaan Fine Arts • Medication reminders and assistance INDIANAPOLIS kicks off as soon as the Veterans Day service Center. | Info: events.uindy.edu/event/sut- • Three restaurant-style meals daily concludes. More than 80 units march in this phin-lecture-series-titus-kaphar. plus snacks Lunch and Learn • The public is invited for annual parade. | When: Nov. 11, 11 a.m. | • Weekly housekeeping and laundry Roncalli Presents ‘Singin’ In the Rain’ • Ron- our monthly, “Lunch and Learn.” Author Ron- Where: Indiana War Memorial, 431 N. Merid- services calli High School presents their fall musical, ald P. May will share “World War II stories,” ian St. | Info: veteransdayindy.org. • Assistance with transportation needs “Singin’ In the Rain.” Tickets are $10 for adults, many of which are included in his books, • 24-hour staffng and reception desk $5 for Roncalli students and children 14 years Our Service, Our Stories, volumes I and II. The PERRY TOWNSHIP • Range of interesting and varied Lunch and Learn is hosted by the St. John old and younger. Remember to print off your programs and events Lutheran Adult Fellowship Group. The lunch tickets and bring them with you to the show. CCS Fest/2020 Sponsorship Luncheon • Medicaid accepted will be a pitch-in provided by the members Tickets will be scanned at the entrance to • Your partnership is making a difference of St. John Lutheran Church and School. Free the auditorium. Roncalli VIP cardholders will for the students at CCS! Please join us so Due to growth we are hiring few good will donations accepted but not expected. need to contact Miki Lewinski at mlewinski@ we can share recent information related people. LPN’S, QMA’S and CNA’S. Please park in the parking lot accessible from roncalli.org or call (317) 787-8277, ext. 249 to student achievement. You will also have Hunter Road and enter through entrance C8. for your promo code to access your free tick- the opportunity to experience the Student | When: Nov. 7, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. | Where: ets. | When: Nov. 14, 7 p.m., Nov. 15, 6 p.m. Art Gallery and engage with students in the St. John Lutheran Church and School, 6630 and Nov. 16 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. | Where: Science Lab. Finally, we are excited to share Southeastern Ave. | Info: Don VanPelt at (317) Roncalli High School, 3300 Prague Road. | our plans to improve student outcomes in 937-6206; [email protected]. Info: (317) 787-8277; Roncalli.org. 2020 and beyond. We look forward to see- Veterans Day Activities • The Veterans Day ing you! There is no charge for this BBQ lun- The Cultivating Garden Club • Topic: “Gar- Council of Indianapolis invites our Circle City cheon, but you must contact the CCS office den Dirt.” Speaker: Bre Ollier, Hendricks citizens to join us in honoring our nation’s to make your reservation. | When: Nov. 7, County District Conservationist Program. veterans with a special breakfast, service 12:30-1:30 p.m. | Where: Calvary Christian New members are welcome. | When: Nov. and parade for Veterans Day. On-site park- School, 3639 S. Keystone Ave. | Info: (317) 21, 6 p.m. | Where: St. John’s UCC, U.S. 31 For more information, call ing at the Murat Shrine is available from 7:30 789-8710; [email protected]. and Southport Road. | Info: (317) 258-7916. a.m.-4 p.m. for $5 if attending the breakfast 317-885-4446 Lecture from artist and social critic Titus (until allocated spaces are taken). Tickets will Kaphar • MacArthur Fellow and critically not be sold at the door. Please visit veterans- 8601 South Shelby Street acclaimed artist Titus Kaphar will speak at Enjoy your week! dayindy.org/breakfast to reserve your seats. Indianapolis, Indiana 46227 the University of Indianapolis as part of the Breakfast is $15 per person from 8-10 a.m., hellenicseniorliving-indianapolis.com Sutphin Lecture Series on “Making Space for Visit ss-times.com for weekly upstairs in the Arabian Room of the Murat Black History: Amending the Landscape of Managed by Gardant Management Solutions Shrine (502 N. New Jersey St.). A Veterans news and events. American Art.” Admission is free and open 14 Week of November 07-13, 2019 • ss-times.com The Southside Times

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GRAMMAR GUY formal or idiomatic usage that means to make grammar palatable through “try to.” However, upon further exam- his use of attempted humor; whether ination, “try and” may communicate he succeeds or not is up to what each By Curtis Honeycutt something different. If I “try and” fix reader finds chuckle-worthy.” Puzzle Time Answers SEE PAGE 11 We certainly live in a post-prop- my turntable (which is broken, by the If you understand “try and” as an id- way; I’m devastated), it implies that I iom (which is a type of figurative lan- er society. No longer do we dine in Answers to HOOSIER the parlor or take tea on a doily on a will be successful in fixing it. I will try guage), then go ahead and use it. Af- HODGEPODGE: regular basis. Does that mean rules and pass my test. I will try and reboot ter all, idioms aren’t meant to be taken Items: BREAD, EGGS, FLOUR, don’t apply anymore? Does that mean the server. In other contexts, “try and” literally. Technically, “try and” is not LETTUCE, MEAT, MILK; implies irony and suggests certain fail- standard usage, but I can’t try and grammar relativism is a slippery slope Avenues: BELMONT, EMERSON, to the land of doofus textspeak chaos? ure. “I’d like to see you try and stop make you stop using it. ENGLISH, KEYSTONE, TIBBS; Let’s pump the brakes for a second and me, Batman!” I’ll go ahead and insert my caveat re- Players: FREENEY, JAMES, examine “try and” and “try to.” MANNING, WAYNE; Usually, people say “try and” when frain: it’s best to avoid using “try and” Curtis Honeycutt is an award- Apes: GIBBON, GORILLA, they should technically say “try to.” I’m in a formal context, unless you intend winning syndicated humor to use it in a literal sense. While fill- columnist. Connect with him on ORANGUTAN; going to try to fix my turntable. I’m go- Twitter (@curtishoneycutt) or at ing to try and fix my turntable. In these ing out the form to nominate my writ- curtishoneycutt.com. Drug Stores: CVS, WALGREENS; two examples, “try to” is considered ing on grammar usage for the Pulit- Day: BLACK FRIDAY standard usage, while “try and” is in- zer Prize (thank you, by the way), opt for “try to,” as in: “Honeycutt will try Southside New Quiz SEE PAGE 2 FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP MARKETPLACE 1. A, 2. D, 3. C, 4. B, 5. A

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A Breakfast & Lunch * OFFER EXCLUDES DESSERT. ers collected $375 for the missions. ing at ISSMA Regional Competition, WEEK Mon.-Thurs. 8 AM-2 PM Nativity Catholic School is located held Oct. 19 at Center Grove High Fridays 8 AM -8 PM in Franklin Township and serves School. On Oct 25, the band com- Sat. 7 AM-2 PM $ .00 * over 400 students in southeast Mar- peted in the Bands of America com- Sun. 8 AM-3:30 PM 4Any Purchase ofOFF $25 or More. ion County from preschool through petition at Lucas Oil Stadium. They * OFFER EXCLUDES DESSERT. eighth grade. For more informa- placed in the top 10 to advance to Call 862-6622 Corner of Southeastern Ave. & Northeastern Ave. tion about Nativity Catholic School, wheatleysfishfry.com • DOWNTOWN WANAMAKER EXTRA PARKING AT THE CHURCH the ISSMA Semi State Competition please visit school.nativityindy.org. Nov. 2 at Ben Davis High School. The Southside Times SOUTSIDE BUSINESS LEADER ss-times.com • Week of November 07-13, 2019 15 PERSONNEL MATTERS PLANNER OF NOTE Upcoming chamber meetings & events Do you know the key to growth in 2020? November 2019 By Mike Heffner themselves to become vulnerable, StrengthFinders. Then, have each 8 – Leadership Johnson County – Developing then they can confidently ask oth- person share their top strength or Trust. Trust decreases turnover, increases There is no secret that it’s import- dominate communication style innovation and pushes individual performance. ant to find ways to retain top talent ers to do the same. One of my favor- and discuss how they use their When trust takes a hit, so does business. In this and in 2020, this will continue to be a ite quotes by Patrick Lencioni is: “At strength and style each day. workshop, we’ll explore ways to build trust the heart of vulnerability lies the will- with others. You’ll discover your own 30-second challenge. Training, recognition and leadership: These are all keys to re- ingness of people to abandon their If you’re looking for ways to grow credibility boosters and busters and learn to pride and their fear, to sacrifice their develop the five primary trust-building actions. taining and building a cohesive team, and retain your team in 2020, a great Join us for an in-depth look at building trust. but I don’t think anything is more im- egos for the collective good of the place to start is by building trust. A Cost is $49 per person for LJC Signature Program portant than building trust. An em- team.” Trust creates a comfortabil- team that has a high level of trans- graduates, Franklin College alumni, Franklin, Indy ployee’s relationship with his or her ity for open conversations. Here are parency and vulnerability can han- and Greater Greenwood Chamber of Commerce supervisor and team are the most two team exercises that start building dle conflict, keep commitments, hold members. General public pricing is $59 per person. foundational trust. Group discounts are available. Nov. 8, 9 a.m.-noon. critical factors in creating a work each other accountable and ultimate- Franklin College, Dietz Center, 101 Branigin Blvd., environment that encourages pro- 1. Take 15 minutes and have ev- ly reach goals. This type of a team will Franklin. Leadershipjohnsoncounty.org. ductivity, employee engagement and eryone share something per- create job satisfaction and employee 11 – Let’s Read Leadership: A Book Club for company loyalty. Without a strong sonal. Structure it with a few engagement, resulting in retention of Emerging Leaders. “Drive: The Surprising Truth sense of mutual respect, the people questions that allow people to the top talent at your company. About What Motivates Us.” Keep yourself on the you lead will always be looking for talk about themselves. The key is cutting edge of your field by participating in an other opportunities. for each person to share some- engaging and timely discussion with peers and Trust isn’t just your feeling of as- thing that others may not know mentors. Reading new and classic leadership about themselves and something books can help you gain a fresh perspective, surance that someone will do a task that they struggle with. This article is written by Mike Hef- reenergize you and your team and help you learn correctly or will behave in a certain fner, the owner of the local Green- more about different strategies and best practices! way. The type of trust that is needed 2. Use some type of profiling tool wood Express Employment Profes- sionals franchise. Contact Mike at Books can be borrowed from any branch of the starts with vulnerability. This allows to help your team discover their strengths and understand [email protected], @ Johnson County Public Library or purchased everyone to be open and transparent. IndySouthMike on Twitter or visit from local booksellers. This book club is a proud their weaknesses. I personal- ExpressIndySouth.com. partnership between the Johnson County Public This isn’t easy to develop, but it starts ly like to use tools like DISC and Library and Leadership Johnson County. Nov. 11, with the leader. When teams allow 6-7:30 p.m. Clark Pleasant Library Branch, CPB Community Room, 530 Tracy Road, Whiteland. Greenwoodchamber.com. BUSINESS 12 – Business Matters Luncheon: Business Matters. This month’s program will feature a panel Indiana Members discussion with local small business entrepreneurs about employee recruitment and retention. Foundation provides 5,000 YOU HAVE THE EXPERIENCE Attend to gain tips from local companies who backpacks to students have seen success and learned tough lessons. We will take audience questions. Our panelists WE HAVE THE CONNECTIONS Donation – Indiana Members Foun- will be Adrienne Love with The Wedding Studio, At Express Employment Professionals we use our relationships with Kirstin St. Pierre with Wilson St. Pierre Funeral dation, the charitable arm of Indiana Service and Phil Powell with Express Employment Members Credit Union (IMCU), pro- the hiring companies to make your job search easier for you by Professionals. The Chamber understands that vided 5,000 backpacks to local com- getting your résumé in front of the right people. businesses face numerous challenges, and the munity organizations to help provide weight of those challenges and responsibility assistance to underserved children in Positions include: to find solutions rests solely with the people inside the business. That’s why we focus on the central Indiana for the 2019 school • Customer Service Reps • AR/AP Specialists individual. Pre-registration for this event closes at year. Since 2006, Indiana Mem-bers 5 p.m., Nov. 11. Nov. 12, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Dye’s Foundation has donated over 54,000 • Administrative Assistants • Bookkeeping Walk Country Club, S. State Road 135, Greenwood. backpacks and 957,000 school sup- • Office Managers • And more! Greenwoodchamber.com. plies to stu-dents in need in the com- 20 – Leadership Johnson County – Bigger, Faster, munities served by Indiana Mem- Contact our Administrative Better: The Personal and Cultural Benefits of Social bers Credit Union. Indiana Mem-bers Technologies. In this session, we’ll dispel some of Recruiter today: Foundation partnered with the follow- Angie Petrow the myths about social technologies and focus on ing Southside organizations for how each of us can be strategic in our use of these (317) 300-9508 tools to benefit ourselves, about businesses and its 2019 backpack do- our communities. Cost is $49 per person for LJC nation: Beech Grove Signature Program graduates, Franklin College City Schools, Frank- 201 S. Emerson Ave. Suite 110 alumni, Franklin, Indy and Greater Greenwood lin Township Schools, Greenwood, IN 46143 Chamber of Commerce members. General public Johnson County Fast pricing is $59 per person. Group discounts are ExpressIndySouth.com available. Nov. 20, 9 a.m.-noon. Franklin College, Track, Indy Back- Dietz Center, 101 Branigin Boulevard, Franklin. Pack Attack, Chris- Leadershipjohnsoncounty.org. tel House South and the Chin Community of Indiana. 16 Week of November 07-13, 2019 • ss-times.com FOR THE RECORD Obituaries The Southside Times

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service and to honor his request, there will be Southside leaf collection Julie Ann Bellinger a private family graveside. begins Nov. 11 Julie Ann Bellinger, 41, of Indianapolis, died Oct. 30, 2019. All services are private. Leaf collection – During leaf collec- Funeral arrangements have been entrusted David Paul Henricks tion season, residents can dispose of 40 to The Cremation Society of Indiana, 4115 S. Shelby St., Indianapolis, IN 46227. David Paul Henricks, 66, of Greenwood, bags of leaves each week with their reg- died Oct. 25, 2019. He spent four years in ular trash. This seasons’ leaf collection the Navy, where he met his wife. He was will occur from Nov. 11 through-Dec. 6. a mail carrier for 33 years and a fanatic for Put the leaves in large plastic trash bags Emma Jean Duncan old American cars. He loved sports, fishing and put the bags in your trash cart or Roncalli announces 15 Emma Jean Duncan, 94, of Indianapolis, on his boat, Chinese buffets and sweets. He on the street by 7 a.m. on your col-lec- died Oct. 29, 2019. She was born June had a sarcastic and witty sense of humor. tion day. Keep the leaf bags three feet academic all-state runners 27, 1925 in Indianapolis to He tackled a 5K run/walk within a year. He is survived by his wife, Nobuko Henricks; away from your cart collection area and the late Wesley and Marie Recognition – daughter, Ashley Henricks; brothers, Mike out of sidewalks and public rights-of- Roncalli High School (Metheny) Stout. Emma has announced that 11 members of Jean was a member of the and Bill Henricks; a sister, Sharlyne Wilson; way. The collected leaves will be com- Alter Society at Sacred and stepbrother, Steve Giles. The family posted at South Side Landfill. In the the boys cross country team and four held private services. members of the girls cross country Heart Catholic Church spring, the mulch will be available for and the VFW Ladies use in your garden. South Side Land- team have been recognized as Aca- Auxillary in Speedway. fill’s address is 2561 Kentucky Ave., and demic All State by the Indi-ana As- Survivors include her children, Kenny the phone number is (317) 247-6808. If sociation of Track and Cross Country Duncan (Kathy), Jack Duncan (Mardena), Pamela Jo Jenkins you need to dispose of leaves outside Coaches (IATCC). In back row, from Karen Dearing (Steve) and Keith Duncan Pamela Jo “PJ” Jenkins, 72, died Oct. 28, of leaf collection season, you can take left to right: Logan Wong, Blake Prath- (Karen); 12 grandchildren; and many 2019. A resident of Camby she was born March 10, 1947 in Indianapolis to the late them to the Citizens’ Transfer Station er, Trinity Gleitz, Katie Baker, Christi- great-grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Nov. 2 at Sacred Al and Marie (Campbell) Whitlow. Funeral at 2324 S. Belmont Ave. on Saturdays na Kurz, Chris Figueroa, Michael Felt and Clark Chapman. Front row, from Heart Catholic Church. Burial followed services were conducted Nov. 1 at G. H. from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. The fee is $2 per car- Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, left to right: Carson Rearick, Sam in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens in load and $5 per truckload. Greenwood. Arrangements and care 5141 Madison Ave. George, Ryan Flick, Amber Linton, Jo- were provided by Lauck & Veldhof seph Woodruff, Matthew Croddy and Funeral & Cremation Services. Meet an author, be an Liam Irwin. The three senior members author at Central Library of the girls cross country team were James Benjamin Louden also recognized as Academic All State James Benjamin Louden, 46, of Indianapolis, Writer’s workshop – Aspiring writers by the Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Jerome Martin died Oct. 29, 2019. All services are private. are invited to enhance their literary Association (ICGSA). Hendrickson Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to The Cremation Society of Indiana, 4115 S. skills, learn about the publishing in- Jerome “Jerry” Martin Hendrickson died Shelby St., Indianapolis, IN 46227. dustry, and meet notable Hoosier au- Oct. 29, 2019. He was born Dec. 18, 1938 to thors during “Meet an Author, Be an the late William August and Mildred Marie Author” on Saturday, Nov. 9 from 11 Hendrickson. Jerry worked for 38 years in a.m. – 4 p.m. at Central Library, 40 E. the glass industry as a production scheduler. Robert James Martin Those who knew Jerry know he hated to St. Clair Street. Attendees can join fel- Robert James Martin, 87, Indianapolis, low writers for a day devoted to Indi- be fussed over and would rather give than receive. He is survived by his wife, Anita “Chris” died Nov. 2, 2019. Born June 21, 1932 in St. ana’s talented authors and participate Hendrickson; children, James Hendrickson, Charles, VA, he was the oldest child of the in free workshops led by local authors Rebecca Hendrickson, Michael (Martha) late John Richard and Anna Mae (Stevens) and experts from the Indiana Writers Hendrickson and Judy (Russ) Royer; stepsons, Martin. He was a veteran of the United Center. In addition, the Indy Author Casey and Josh Bocock; grandchildren, States Navy. He was a longtime member Fair will feature more than 40 up-and- Nicole Hendrickson and Justin of the Indianapolis Baptist Temple. He Royer; step-grandchildren, enjoyed fishing, reading and sports. He coming authors representing a wide was a mechanical engineer for Tube variety of writing styles and genres Kyler, Brayden and Ryah Bocock; and Processing Company for many years before who will share tips and advice to writ- Henry Burkhart students retiring in 1998. He married his high school ers of all skill levels. Book sales and several nieces get creative with STEM and nephews. In sweetheart Margaret Sue Bartley Martin book signings will be available. Work- lieu of a funeral Nov. 1, 1952 at the Deep Springs Baptist shop topics will include getting start- Church in Dryden, VA. She survives. Other STEM – Problem-solving is at the cen- ed in writing, keys to writing a novel, survivors include two sons, Timothy Dale ter of curriculum in Perry Township the writer’s life, self-publishing, writ- (Patty) Martin and John R. “Rick” (Annie) Schools. At Henry Burkhart, teachers ing and marketing children’s books, Martin; two granddaughters, Carson and challenged Science, Technology, En- Josslyn Martin; one grandson, Ryan writing flash fiction, starting a writ- gineering and Math (STEM) students ing group, social media marketing and to make a masterpiece with marsh- memoir writing. “Meet an Author, Be mallows and spaghetti noodles with- an Author” is made possible by Friends Obituaries out help from teachers. The exercise of the Library through gifts to The In- continued on page 17. required students to cooperate, re- dian-apolis Public Library Founda- flect on their progress and setbacks tion. For more information about this and be open to others’ ideas. free event, call (317) 275-4085. The Southside Times FOR THE RECORD Obituaries ss-times.com • Week of November 07-13, 2019 17

Obituaries continued from page 16. Branch. The funeral service was conducted Nov. 6 at the funeral home, followed by burial at Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. (Jenny) Martin; one great-granddaughter, Rikki Martin; siblings, Reba Haynes, Sylvia Doss, Charlotte Reynolds, Betty Finch, John Bruce (Linda) Martin, Shirley (Chuck) Hazel Shelton Frambers, Steve Martin, Stanley (Margaret) Hazel Shelton, 84, of Greenwood, died Oct. Martin, David Martin and Sandra (Ken) 29, 2019. Hazel was born in Mt. Vernon, Hodge; and a host of nieces and nephews. KY Sept. 23, 1935 to the late Nathan and Services were held Nov. 6 at G.H. Herrmann Alice (McClure) Doan. She married Norman Madison Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 Shelton July 10, 1952. He preceded her in Madison Ave. He was buried in Forest Lawn death April 17, 2014. Hazel was a member Memory Gardens, where military graveside of Greenwood Christian Church where she rites were conducted. enjoyed volunteering in the nursery for many years. She loved cooking, gardening and spending time with her family and Foster Mason McGill her great-grandchildren. In her younger years Hazel also enjoyed golf and square Foster Mason McGill died Oct. 24, 2019. He dancing. Surviving are two children, was born Feb. 14, 1939. Visitation will be Yvonne Liscomb (Steve) and Dwayne held 9:30-11:30 a.m. Nov. 9 with a memorial Shelton; grandchildren, Gary Davis, Carey service beginning at 11:30 a.m. at G.H. Brosmer (Jerry) and Kaylee Fischer; three Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home, 1605 great-grandchildren, Cameryn Davis and S. State Road 135, Greenwood. Ava and Ashton Brosmer; and one sister, Dolly Harris. Services for Hazel Shelton were held Nov. 1 at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service and Crematory-Greenwood Chapel. Judith Lynne Miller Burial followed at Rocklane Cemetery. Judith “Judy” Lynne Miller, 72, died Oct. 29, 2019. A resident of Indianapolis, she was born Dec. 2, 1946 in Indianapolis to the late William Taylor and Elsie Taylor Ford. Judy Darryle Swann was a Loan Underwriter at Railroadmen’s, Darryle Swann, 48, died Oct. 27, 2019. After Landmark Mortgages and Huntington high school, Darryle enjoyed a plethora Bank. She enjoyed dancing, crochet, euchre of jobs and he firmly believed in “the and Bible studies. She was preceded in power of the pizza.” In his 30s he became death by her brother, William “Buck” Taylor. a corrections officer. He was with the DOC Survivors include her children, Angela until 2008. Civilians will recognize him best THERE’S SERVICE... THEN THERE’S Miller (Suzanne Kinnett), Timothy Miller as “Wolverine.” His family knew him as a and Michelle Miller; one granddaughter, mild-mannered “goofball” who loved to tell Victoria Phair; and a sister, Cynthia “Cyndi” dad jokes, puns and stories. Darryle was RAY’S TRASH SERVICE Taylor. Funeral services were conducted also a comic book aficionado, gamer and Nov. 3 at G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue a member of the Masons Lodge # 669. He Funeral Home, 5141 Madison Ave. is preceded in death by his mother, Sheila Devore. He is survived by his father, Paul Swann (Karen); his daughter, Grace; and his son, Logan. The family would like to thank Kathleen Pattman Theresa, Sherry, Rhonda and Daniel for Kathleen Pattman, 74, Mooresville, died their kindness and the loving care that they Nov. 2, 2019. Born May 5, 1945 in Saganaw, gave to Darryle. Friends are invited to share MI, she was a graduate of Greenfield High their memories of Darryle with the family School, and a longtime member of Mt. during a “Celebration of Life;” the date and Olive Lutheran Church. An avid quilter, time will be announced at a later time. she enjoyed sewing, scrapbooking and cherished time with her family. She was preceded in death by her husband, Alfred Pattmann. Survivors include her children, Bobby Lynn Watkins Laura Lewis-Bewley, David Ellenberger Bobby Lynn Watkins, 60, of Indianapolis, and Bret Ellenberger; companion, died Oct. 18, 2019. All services are private. Alan Scherrer; brother, Patrick Burns; Funeral arrangements have been entrusted grandchildren, Paige Ellenberger-Sevigny, to The Cremation Society of Indiana, 4115 Rachael Lewis-Woods, Savannah Lewis S. Shelby St., Indianapolis, IN 46227. and Vincent Lewis; and great-grandson, CALL A RAY’S WASTE REMOVAL EXPERT TO LEARN MORE Emerson Lewis. Visitation was held Nov. 5, 4-8 p.m. at G.H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home at The Gardens at Olive Obituaries are printed free of charge. Funeral directors are encouraged to send obituaries and 317-539-2024 photos to [email protected]. Information received by noon Tuesday will be published Thurs- WWW.RAYSTRASH.COM day, space permitting. 18 Week of November 07-13, 2019 • ss-times.com PLACES OF WORSHIP The Southside Times

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