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HENRY HENRY STAFF REPORT from Last Year's Historic and One Step-Son, John Lloyd THE CRITTENDEN PRESS, Marion, Kentucky 42064, Thursday, March 15, 2012 7 The Press OBITUARIES Eskew Barnes Cromwell Stovall Morgan Kathryn Naomi Eskew, David Nicholas Barnes, Lola May Vick Cromwell, Calif., Deanna Larsen of James W. Stovall, 71, of Janet Marie Morgan, 72 89, of St. Petersburg, Fla., 57, of Salem died Saturday, 93, of Saratoga Springs, Hollister, Calif., Diane M. Marion, formerly of Eddyville, of Marion, formerly of Allen formerly of Marion, died March 10, 2012 at his home. Utah, died Friday, March 8, Mesenheimer of Charlotte, died Friday, March 9, 2012 Park, Mich., died Wednes- Thursday, March 8, 2012 at He was of the Baptist 2012 at Beehive Home in N.C., Paul Smith of El Cen- at his home. day, March 7, 2012 at Crit- St. Anthony's Hospital in St. faith. American Fork, Utah. tro, Calif., Bobby Smith of He was a retired carpen- tenden Health Systems. Petersburg. Barnes is survived by his She was a beloved Salt Lake City, Utah, Vicky ter. She had been employed She was mother, Marie Barnes of mother, grandmother and Smith Hansen and Michael Stovall is survived by two as an admissions clerk at of the Salem; four sisters, Cynthia great-grandmother. U. Smith, both of Pleasant stepdaughters, Mary M. the Henry Ford Hospital in M e t h o d i s t and husband Ralph Moore Born July 21, 1918 in Grove, Utah, Vanessa Smith Lester of Marion and Lisa Detroit, a member of Beacon faith. She of Eddyville, Janet and hus- Lisbon, N.D., to Edward and Buetts of Litchfield of Paducah; two Baptist Church in Taylor, was born in band Jim McCloud of Grand Laura Permalia Heavenhill Eagle Moun- stepsons, Hobert Kinney and Mich., and a member of the Marion and Rivers, Pamalyn and hus- Vandermark, she loved her tain, Utah, Michael Kinney, both of De- Red Hat Society. moved to band Ty Hardin of Burna family with all her heart. On Jeremy G. catur, Ill.; five grandchildren; Morgan is survived by one Florida in and Lisa and husband Joey Feb. 24, 2007, she married Vick and two great-grandchildren; one sister, Virginia and husband 1967. Tynes of Gilbertsville; and the love of her life, Claire Alexander G. brother, Dwayne Stovall of John L. Patton Hopkins of one brother, Phillip and wife Decatur; three sisters, Pam Marion, Ill.; one brother, E s k e w Eskew Cromwell in Fremont, Calif., Vick, both of Sandy Barnes of Salem. Stovall of Greenville, Fla., Lila Frank and wife Glenda was pre- at the LDS Chapel. They had S a r a t o g a He was preceded in death Stovall and Diane Stovall, Blackburn of Marion, Ky.; ceded in death by her hus- known one another for more S p r i n g s , by his father, Nicholas both of Decatur; and several one niece; one nephew; and band, Chester Eskew; her than 73 years and had dou- S h a d w r i c k Barnes. nieces and nephews. several great-nieces and parents, Silas and Mary ble-dated at the age of 20. Cromwell J. Vick of Yates; two sisters, Reba Funeral services were He was preceded in death nephews. Monday in the chapel of Her children and grand- Highland, Utah, Feleciana by his wife, Mary JoAnn Car- She was preceded in Young and Mary Wheeler; children were her greatest M. Przybyla of Fremont, and one brother, Ivan Yates. Boyd Funeral Directors with lock Stovall; one stepson, death by her parents, J.D. the Rev. Roger Rice officiat- source of joy and happiness. Calif., Lea M. Kerns of State James Kinney; one brother; and Cecil Donovan Black- She is survived by three She enjoyed visiting her ex- Center, Iowa, Catherine M. daughters, Martha Odom, ing. Burial was in Pinck- and his parents, Hoberet and burn. neyville Cemetery. tended family, all over the Edwards of Denver, Colo., Pauline Monroe Stovall. Funeral services were Carol Borgeson and Janice United States. Lola had Amanda M. Hardman of Goff; two sons, Jack Eskew Condolences may also be Funeral services were Saturday at Myers Funeral left online at boyd been married several times Auburn, Calif., Jill A. Monday at Dunn’s Funeral Home with Rev. Mike Jones and Jim Eskew; and several — Robert Bates, Sidney C. Christopherson and Callie grandchildren and great- funeraldirectors.com. Home in Eddyville. Burial officiating. Burial was in the Vick, James H. Watts, Kwiatt, both of Spartanburg, was in Mount Zion Cemetery Odd Fellows Cemetery in grandchildren. Shelly Brown, William Put- S.C., Stasha Walter, Laura Funeral services were in Lyon County. Clay. nam and Claire Cromwell, M. Cargo, Alex Kwiatt and Tuesday at Anderson-Mc- Laidacker all of whom are deceased. Calvin D. Kwiatt, all of Ra- Queen Funeral Home in St. Francine J. Laidacker, Mom was very organized mona, and Rachael M. Petersburg. 65, of Marion died Sunday, and immaculate in her per- Watts and Alex James The family’s guestbook is March 11, 2012 at Liv- sonal appearance. She was Watts, both of Ovacello; and available online at www. ingston Hospital and Health- a “Rosie the Riveter” in more than 47 great-grand- AndersonMcQueen.com. care Services in Salem. She was a member of Mc- World War II as a parachute children. Clure's Chapel Church. inspector. Funeral services are at 11 Ellis Laidacker She and William Putnam, a.m., today (Thursday) in Jesse Eli Ellis, Jr., 88, of is survived who were sealed in the LDS the chapel of Boyd Funeral Tolu died Saturday, March by her hus- Washington Temple, served Directors. Burial will follow 10, 2012 at Crittenden band, John a Temple Mission in Dallas, in the Vick Cemetery in Liv- Health Systems. C. Laidacker Texas in 1991. She worked ingston County. He is survived by three of Marion; for many years as a Temple Visitation is from 10 a.m., sons, Jeff Ellis of Marion, two sons, Worker in Atlanta and San until service hour today at Danny Ellis of Greenville, Bill Acker- Diego. the funeral home. man of Miss., and Randy Ellis of Her legacy will live on in In lieu of flowers, memo- Pennsylva- Madisonville; two daughters, our hearts forever. rial donations may be made nia and Allen Laidacker Fay Dalton of Tolu and Her parents; brother, to: Vick Cemetery, Mrs. Ackerman of Linda Tinsley of Marion; one Orville; sisters, Letha Corn- Kathleen Vick Moodie, 519 Florida; two daughters, Star well and Marjorie Ruud; E. Adair St., Smithland, KY sister, Aylene Berryhill of Ackerman of South Carolina Isola, Miss.; 14 grandchil- husbands; children, Connie 42081. and Pam Bensinger of Diane and Udell; and grand- Mom, we love you, but we dren; and 16 great-grand- Smithland; one sister, Nellie children. child, Jena Marie, preceded know you are now waiting Julius of Pennsylvania; 12 her in death. for us on the other side. Ellis was preceded in grandchildren; and three She is survived by her Condolences may also be death by his wife, June H. great-grandchildren. children: Gailen Vick of made online at boyd Ellis; his parents, Jesse She was preceded in Saratoga Springs, Wanda funeraldirectors.com. Eli and Letha Ellis, Sr.; two death by her parents, May Kwiatt of Ramona, brothers and three sisters. William Thomas and Audrey Calif., William Sidney Vick Funeral services were Elizabeth Amerson; one of Paducah and James Ed- (Editor’s note: Extended Tuesday at Gilbert Funeral brother; and one sister. ward Watts of Ovacello, obituaries require a nominal Home with interment in Funeral services will be 1 Calif.; grandchildren, John fee. Ask your funeral director Whites Chapel Cemetery. p.m., Friday at Gilbert Fu- Wiedemeier of Livermore, about fee-based obituaries.) In lieu of flowers, please neral Home with interment send donations to: Tolu in Dycusburg Cemetery. Community Center, General Visitors will be from 10 Delivery, Tolu, KY 42084. a.m., until service time Fri- Anderson day at the funeral home. Richard "Dick" Allen An- GARDNER derson, 65, of Marion died Dozer & Track Hoe –––s e r v i c e––– Jones Friday, March 9, 2012 at Crittenden Matthew J. Jones, 33, of Auto fatalities in • Land Clearing Marion died Thursday, Health Systems. • Private Roads March 8, 2012 at his home. state reach 104 He was a retired • Food Plots He is survived by one son, Kentucky State Police report coal and fluorspar • Waterways Hayden Wesley Jones of weekly the year-to-date traffic fa- miner, a U.S. Ma- • Ponds Marion; his father, Steve talities across the commonwealth. rine who served in • Waterlines Jones of Marion; one sister, the Vietnam War where he Below, the number of deaths FREE ESTIMATES Kristi Nicole Tischer of through Sunday are shown along- earned a Purple Heart and a Shawnee, Okla.; and grand- side the difference through the member of the VFW and the Blake Gardner parents, James "Bud" and same period in 2011. American Legion. Katie Crider of Marion. 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