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C:\Documents and Settings\Cwood.ONEPURDUE\Local Settings\Temp\Funeralrecords0204toprint.Wpd Jasper, Newton, Pulaski, White County Area Deaths 2002 - 2004 Compiled by Harvey W. Wood [email protected] Information taken from the Rensselaer Republican and the Lafayette Journal & Courier copyright 2007 Carol J. Wood ([email protected] Deceased name sib John (Betty) Abbott, Bud (Gail) Abbott b born cem Hughes Cemetery Monticello fh Miller-Roscka Funeral Home, Monticello ddied sp spouse Abbott Maurice L w wedding date b Mar 20 1921 f father d Nov 27 2000 Winamac m mother sp ?? ? Mae Hickman d Mar 21 1998 w Feb 22 1941 LaCrosse ch children f Charles Abbott stch stepchildren m Gertrude Abbott g-ch grandchildren ch Darlene Ziemer sib siblings sib Jack Abbott cem cemetery cem Roseland Cemetery, Francesville fh Quarry-Ulbricht Funeral Home, Francesville cr cremation fh funeral home Abbring Alma Amelia b May 23 1919 Wheatfield Aalberts Herriett Hamstra d Jan 20 2003 DeMotte b Jan 11 1914 Chicago fGustabe O Bormann d May 28 2001 DeMotte m Emma Marie (Weickum) Bormann sp Joseph Hamstra d Aug 16 1965 fh Jackson Funeral Service, DeMotte w April 26 1935 sp Gradius Aalberts d Feb 8 1981 Abbring, Thomas R f Louis Schoonveld b Jan 5 1919 m Margaret (VanVossen) Schoonveld d Apr 7 2004 Wheatfield ch Charles (Susie) Hamstra, Marlene (Henry) sp Mildred Abbring Ganzeveld, Beverly (Henry) Dahm w ?? Married nearly 62 years sib Thomas (Jeanette) Schoonveld, Dr Arthur ch Mary (Richard) Welscott, Fred (Janelle) (Barbara) Schoonveld, Cora (Jack) Kooy, Abbring, Kristie (David) Haznedl, John Henricka Sipkema, Margaret (Rev Louis) (Cathy) Abbring Kraay, Dorothy (Virgil) Bult, Marilyn J sib Dorothy Hanstra Jonkman, step-daughters Myrna (Byrle) cem Holland Cemetery, DeMotte VanSolkema, Margaret (William) Orsburn fh Jackson Funeral Service, DeMotte cem Holland Cemetery, DeMotte fh Jackson Funeral Service, DeMotte Abrams Mildred Frances b Oct 14 1915 Carroll County, KY Abbott Anna Lou d May 25 2002 Chalmers b Jun 1 1930 Campbellsville, KY sp Meyer Abrams d Feb 10 2001 Monticello w Mar 11 1937 Wellsburg, WVA sp Lyle Abbott ch Roslyn J McLendon, Larry L Abrams, Mark w Nov 4 1940 Kentland Abrams, James Christopher Abrams f William Franklin sib Katie Ruth Dunn Yocum Blackman (deceased) m Virginia (Scott) Franklin No visitation or service. ch Randy Abbott, Bill (Betty) Abbott, Loleta fh Kellogg Funeral Home, Monon (Dale) Northcutt, Teresa (Darrel) Hufford, Angelita (Michael) Neal Adair John Maurice sib Gene (Linda) Franklin, Joyce (Wayne) Duddy, b Age 90 Delphi cem Hughes Cemetery, Monticello d Dec 12 2004 Concord, Calif fh Miller-Roscka Funeral Home, Monticello f John Adair m Marie Adair Abbott Lyle S sib Bob Adair b Dec 25 1930 Jamestown, Tenn cem Burial will be private d May 25 2004 Monticello fh Bryant & Moore Chapel, Concord, Calif sp Anna Lou Franklin d Feb 10 2001 w Nov 4 1950 Kentland Adams Cecil Kenneth companion Jean Mitchell b Oct 4 1917 Jasper County ch Randy G Abbott, William “Bill” (Betty) d Dec 25 2000 Valparaiso Abbott, Loleta (Dale) Northcutt, Teresa sp Neva O Bice d Jan 9 1996 (Darrel) Hufford, Angelita “Angie” (Michael) w Dec 10 1937 Fowler Neal f Lewis Adams m Nettie (Bullis) Adams step-son John Kenneth Adduci ch Lonnie (Janetta) Adams, Frank (Sandra) sib Mona (Rich) Sonderquist, Anna Sue Alsman, Adams Vicki Horton, Tommy Dorn, Austin “Buddy” cem Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens, Schererville Dorn Jr. Dallas “Sonny” (Judy) Alsman, Tom fh Jackson Funeral Service, DeMotte Alsman, Ken Alsman cem Holland Cemetery, DeMotte Adams Clifford R fh Family Service Funeral Home, DeMotte b Mar 24 1925 Humboldt, SD d Feb 1 2002 Brook Ade Carolyn V sp Margaret Whaley b Sep 24 1928 Terre Haute w Mar 23 1946 d Jan 2 2003 Lafayette ch Carl (Jean) Adams, Robert (Dona) Adams, sp John D Ade d Sep 12 2000 John (Karen) Adams, Mary Jane Adams w Aug 5 1951 Terre Haute (deceased) Patricia (Gary) Bachman, Debra fDr C R Van Arsdall Cripe, Sandra (Dave) Pasel m Florine Craig VanArsdall sib Arnold (Shirley) Adams, Matthew Svihus ch William “Will” Ade, Marguerite “Reete” cem Riverside Cemetery, Brook (Larry) Lechlitner, Adair (Dale) Vaught fh Gerts Funeral Home, Brook sib Marguerite (James) McClusky cem Fairlawn Cemetery, Kentland Adams Elmo Eugene “Gene” fh Gerts Funeral Home, Brook b Nov 27 1925 Paducah, KY d Sep 11 2000 Valparaiso Ade John D sp Donna R Smith b Feb 27 1925 Watseka, IL w Aug 28 1947 Paducah, KY d Sep 12 2000 Lafayette f Herman Elmo Adams sp Carolyn V VanArsdall m Marie (Lamar) Adams w Aug 5 1951 ch Lyn (Jef) Clark, f C Rolland Ade sib Janet (Barrie) McVicar m LuEthel (Davis) Ade cem burial will follow at a later date ch William “Will” (Laurel)Ade,. Marguerite fh Jackson Funeral Service, DeMotte “Reete” (Larry) Lechlitner, Adair (Dale) Vaught Adams Linda M sib Kathryn Sprinkle b Jan 1 1955 Lafayette cem Fairlawn Cemetery, Kentland d Mar 1 2004 Monticello fh Gerts Funeral Home, Brook sp Bradford S Adams w Feb 9 1974 Yeoman Adkins Billy Rodger f James Haygood b Dec 15 1945 Morehead, KY m Elizabeth Dolick Haygood d Apr 14 2002 Monon ch Jason Adams, Jacob “Jake” Adams, her dog sp Judith Ann Pullins d Jun 23 1997 Jezzabelle w Nov 12 1976 Monticello sib John Farmer, Ronnie (Janet) Haygood, James E companion Kenta Adkins (Kelly) Haygood, Terry (Cristy) Haygood, f Oscar Adkins Donna (Steve) Dlugosz m Della (Keeton) Adkins fh Fisher-Voorhis-Draper Funeral Home ch Rick (Karen) Adkins, step-daughter Cindy (Tom) Overmyer Adams Minnie Lorene sib Tom (Rita) Adkins, Joanna Hensley, Jean b Apr 13 1909 Morocco Kidd, Kathleen (Delmar) Goodman, Betty d Jan 29 2003 DeMotte (Mac) Alderson f Arthur Roadruck cem Memory Gardens Cemetery, Rensselaer m Caroline (Sayler) Roadruck fh Jackson Funeral Chapel, Rensselaer cem Oakland Cemetery, Morocco fh Jackson Funeral Service, DeMotte Aiken William M d Feb 28 2000 Crown Point Adduci Pamala Jane fh Family Service Funeral Home, Hebron b Sep 25 1948 Chicago d Nov 28 2000 DeMotte Albee Ronald E sp John J Adduci b Sep 10 1938 Champaign, IL m May 10 1991 Bahamas d Mar 4 2002 Monticello f Edward Alsman (deceased) sp Betty J Griffith m Ann (Mahan) Alsman Dorn w Jan 5 1958 Monticello step-father Austin Dorn ch Rhonda J (Eddie) Mills, Connie M (Danny) Poore sp Betty J Lidster sib Jerry (Karen) Albee, Bill Albee, Judy (John) w Jun 24 1951 Battle Ground Sheets f James Aldridge cem IOOF Riverview Cemetery, Monticello m Margaret Peneton Aldridge fh Voorhis-Draper Funeral Home, Monticello ch Deb Aldridge, Cathy (Keith) Mullens, Chuck (Candy) Aldridge, John (Jill) Aldridge, foster Alberts Delos Keith “Doc” daughter Sandy (Ty) Byrgess b Mar 31 1938 Rensselaer sib Ruth Sanburn, Betty Miller, George Aldridge, d Aug 3 2003 Remington Ross Aldridge (deceased) sp Sue Koebcke cem Resthaven Memorial Park, Lafayette w Aug 10 1984 Wolcott fh Hippensteel Funeral Home, Lafayette fHiram Edward Alberts m Loretta (Hancock) Alberts Alexander Eileen Y ch Vicki Lynn (Ron) Ciampa, Libby Lee (Mitch) b Oct 3 1913 Rensselaer Cheney d Oct 30 2004 DeBary, Fla sib Pauline (Norman) Moncel, Betty (Lee) Gadson, sp George O Alexander Audrey June Shorter, Lois Lowry, Janet (John) w? Lanning f James Monnroe Yeoman cem Memory Gardens Cemetery, Rensselaer m Mary Belle Yeoman fh Jackson Funeral Chapel, Rensselaer sib Mary Barbara Yeoman, Jay Yeoman (deceased) Albin George Edward cem Weston Cemetery, Rensselaer b Aug 27 1936 Louisville, KY fh Jackson Funeral Chapel, Rensselaer d Dec 16 2002 Warsaw f Fred Albin Alexander Jr Lyman T m Mary (Downey) Albin b Aug 4 1923 Watseka, IL cr Direct cremation, no visitation or service. d Jul 7 2004 Watseka, IL fh Family Service Funeral Home, DeMotte sp Imogene “Gene” Shoufle, d Sep 29 2998 w Jun 16 1946 Corinth, Miss Albrecht Lewis Philip sp Lois O’Neal b Jan 30 1939 Francesville w Mar 2 2002 Kentland d Dec 1 2004 West Burlington, Iowa ch Margo Leiding (fiancé Ron Reynolds), Kathie f Philip F Albrecht (Dale) Arseneau, Darlene Kent, Lorrie (Tim) m Louise Albrecht Heinold Beckman, stepdaughter Ruthie Carter, stepson stepfather Orie Heinold Rodney O’Neal ch Lewis Philip (Delia) Albrecht, Cindy (Brian) sib Cornelia Alexander Wiegand, Melanie (Tony) Holliday, Angela cem Lyman Cemetery, Watseka, IL (Joel) Cuaig, Stehanie (Fred) Geyer, Phyllis fh Knapp Funeral Home, Watseka, IL (Richard) Boehning sib James Albrecht, Roger (Marilyn) Albrecht, Alexander Marilyn Margaret Gary (Jane) Albrecht b Sep 29 1929 Chicago, IL cem Roseland Cemetery, Francesville d Jan 2 2001 Crown Point fh Querry-Ulbricht Funeral Home, Francesville sp Edward P Alexander w Nov 6 1948 Oaklawn, IL Albright Emma (Mrs Don) f Charles Miller bAge 55 m Eileen (McMahon) Miller d May 12 2004 Chicago ch Edward P (Christine “Tina”) Alexander, Peter Private family graveside services. C Alexander, James M Alexander, Danny R fh Steinke Funeral Home, Rensselaer (Gina) Alexander, Eileen A (Richard J. ) Cook sib Francine Maizhoit Albright Sr. Franklin Derl cem Cemetery of the Resurrection, DeMotte b Oct 6 1936 Roselawn fh Family Service Funeral Home, DeMotte d Jul 18 2002 Roselawn f Melvin Albright Alilovich Cheryl L (Jackson) m Flossie (Cox) Albright b Mar 4 1947 Chicago cem Roselawn Cemetery d Aug 18 2003 Buffalo fh Family Service Funeral Home-Todd Chapel sp George J Alilovich w Jan 22 1969 Chicago Aldridge Edward L ch Joseph M Alilovich, Michael R Alilovich b Dec 18 1923 Lafayette sib Terri Jackson d Mar 9 2003 Lafayette fh Miller-Roscka Funeral Home, Monticello Allbaugh Jo Ann “Jo” (Waymire) Allen Mary Lou (Shelhart) Rainford b Jun 22 1930 Otterbein bAge 71 d Sep 15 2003 Franklin d Aug 14 2002 Lake Village sp Jerry L Allbaugh d Aapr 30 2001 ch Dennis (Leona) Rainford, Dan (Maria) w Dec 25
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