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National VFW approves “Rider Group” for VFW 5864
Rider Group Approved – The National VFW has recently approved a “Rider (motorcycle) Group” for Greenwood VFW Post 5864. Rodney Davis, a VFW member of the Post and a member of a nearby Legion Rider Group headed the committee to get things underway. He was helped by Mark Quinn. Both are members of the Legion Riders at another local veteran’s club. VFW members, Auxiliary members and friends and supporters of veterans are eligible to join the group. The goal is to bring in men and women from American Legion Post 1919; from Voiture 145 of the 40 and 8 organization and the VFW Auxiliary as members of the group. Those three groups are houses at VFW Post 5864. You will not have to have a motorcycle to be a member of this group. Poker Runs and other events will be scheduled to earn money for various projects and individual groups. The group has obtained two sets of by-laws from two different VFW Rider Groups to review and come up with a set of usable by-laws for the group. Rodney Davis has ordered a VFW Rider’s patch for himself, a VFW Auxiliary Rider’s patch for his wife and a VFW Supporter’s patch. Anyone can order a patch and they are all pretty much the same. The Auxiliary has their logo; and the supporter is the same as the VFW with a line that says “Supporter”. They are $56 each. If you are truly interested in joining this group, con- tact Rodney Davis at [email protected] or call Steve Milbourn at (317) 525-7291 or e-mail him at [email protected]. The first meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, May 24. Caveat emptor (let the buyer beware) is in play with real estate transactions. (Photo by Rick Hinton) Stigmatized properties: A retread from Greenwood Memorial Services scheduled for May 29 Memorial Services - The Greenwood & Whiteland Veterans Of Foreign Wars and the Green- an article published June 22, 2017 wood American Legion Post 252 will jointly sponsor their Annual Memorial Service Program at each of the Greenwood Cemeteries on Saturday morning, presented by their Greenwood/ HAUNTS & JAUNTS stigmatized property, especially at cost sav- Whiteland Honor Guard and the Ladies Auxiliaries of each Post. The invocation, the setting ings. Presently, Indiana law requires a sell- of the wreath, rifle volley and taps will be conducted in each of the five local Cemeteries at the er to inform a buyer if a property was used flagpole area. Everyone is invited to be part of honoring and remembering all of the military By Rick Hinton as a methamphetamine lab; and disclose if veterans and especially those veterans who gave their lives fighting for our country. Services any death occurred in the house if the sell- will begin at Rock Lane at 9 a.m. followed by Greenwood at 9:30 a.m., Mount Pleasant at 10 Are you thinking about buying a house? ers are aware of it. I believe the matter of a.m., Olive Branch at 10:30 a.m. and at Forest Lawn at 11 a.m. Perhaps it will be a starter home or a for- ghostly shenanigans also must be disclosed. ever home. It may be an older home or a Two stigmatized properties in Indianap- newer one just starting its history. Buying olis come to mind: Bethany Community Gardens needs coolers, ice packs your own home is an exciting journey that For example, the yellow house that for- results in placing down permanent roots. merly sat on the corner of Meridian and Donation opportunity – Order food through the mail and have ice packs and coolers on As long as you ask the right questions, you Main St. in downtown Greenwood. A might not end up with a stigmatized prop- hand taking up space? Consider donating them to Bethany Community Gardens. This year, daughter, in a drug haze, bludgeoned her garden volunteers want to improve the manner by which they deliver produce to its two part- erty. mother with a hammer and dragged her Stigmatized properties have a past, and ner food pantries, Servant's Heart of Indy, Inc. and Hunger, Inc. They want to make sure the lifeless body to the garage right across from produce arrives in good condition and as fresh as possible. They are hoping to gather 20 cool- sometimes not a nice one. It might involve Mrs. Curl's Ice Cream. The house was for things that happened within its walls: mur- ers and ice pack sets. Email Linda Adams at [email protected] or stop by 4702 S East St. sale afterward with no takers. Indianapolis on Tuesday evenings between 5 and 8 p.m. to drop off. der, suicide, Aids, cult activity, drugs or Then, there is the Sylvia Likens murder prostitution. Also included in the mix could house on East New York St. After the mur- be phenomena – ghosts! der, the home went through a steady pro- Caveat emptor (let the buyer beware) is cession of being for sale, and on the off Shipmate Hank Jacoby in play with real estate transactions, with times, a rental unit. Nobody ever lasted displays handmade quilt most states (Indiana included) not requir- long in the house. ing notification of certain stigma attached Both properties were stigmatized and Handmade quilt – to a property. The National Association of At a recent meeting of eventually demolished because of reports FRA Branch 130, Shipmate Hank Jacoby of Realtor's code of ethics mandates its agents of paranormal activity. If this kind of prop- to avoid “exaggeration, misrepresentation Greenwood displayed a quilt made for him erty remains standing, it can take years – by his two sisters. Close examination of the or concealment of pertinent facts.” The sell- and hoping people forget – for them to sell. ers, or Realtor, may not necessarily volun- “neckline” of our National Bird represent- A special thanks to Realtor Brenda Cook ed in the piece will reveal several uniform teer information yet have a duty to reply for the information related to this article. truthfully when asked direct questions. A buttons incorporated in the display. FRA lie constitutes misrepresentation. Branch 130 holds its monthly meeting on the first Monday of the month at 6 p.m. at The Residential Real Estate Sales Disclo- Rick Hinton, a Southport resident, sure Form informs potential buyers about loves researching things that go bump the Greenwood VFW, 1842 Veterans Way, material defects: foundation, heating & in the night. His articles can be read Greenwood. The U.S.S. Indianapolis Me- on Facebook: Rick Hinton, Southport morial Branch holds its breakfast meet- cooling, termites, moisture, rodents, mold, Paranormal Examiner. Hinton conducts appliances etc. What this form leaves out is ing the second Tuesday of each month at paranormal investigations with his Denny’s South Park at Main St. and I-65 in any stigma attached to the property. team, South Central Paranormal. Shipmate Hank Jacoby shows off a treasured Many will not think twice about buying a keepsake. (Submitted photo) Greenwood at 9 a.m. 4 Week of May 20 - 26, 2021 • ss-times.com COVER STORY The Southside Times
MARCHING TOWARD A NEW CHALLENGE Two Roncalli seniors appointed to selective military academies
From left, Matthew Croddy and Ryan Henry are honored to be accepted into selective military academies. (Submitted photo)
By Jessica Todd standing of the application process when he by my side the entire time. or applied statistics. He made the decision just began sending in information near the end of He explained that his goals for the future are over a year ago to apply to West Point. Two Roncalli seniors recently received ac- 2020. to serve his country in any way he can. “I really want to challenge myself to do ceptance into military academies. Matthew “I sent in my main application around Au “Ideally, I would like to become a nucle something different and find my way in a new Croddy will attend the Naval Academy in - - atmosphere. I do not want to go to college to Maryland, which has an 8.3 percent accep- gust of 2020 and my nom- ar engineer for a ship,” Croddy said. “If that does party like some other kids,” said Henry. “I had tance rate. Ryan Henry is heading to West ination in October of that not work out, I hope to be to start my application process and get ev Point in New York, which has an acceptance year. It was a bit of a roll- - able to serve my country rate of 12 percent. ing thing; as I finished “I really want to erything quickly since I made my decision on however I can. That is my The seniors both had to be nominated to documents, I sent them such short notice.” challenge myself to do number one goal here.” attend their future academies. Croddy was in,” he said. When Henry found out he had been accept- Croddy leaves for the nominated by the United States Senator Mike The Roncalli senior ed to West Point in February of this year, he something different Naval Academy on June Braun, and Henry received his nomination found out he was appoint- says it was relieving, and his family showered 29. from United States senator Todd Young. ed in January 2021. and find my way in him in support. “I was scrolling through “I think my acceptance to West Point is my my phone when I saw that a new atmosphere. I A new addition to greatest accomplishment thus far,” Henry said. A new journey for Croddy my status had been up- “I have so much thanks to giving to my parents dated. I was actually sit- do not want to go to Henry’s family history for being supportive and proud of me. They If asked a few years ago, Croddy would have ting in my seventh-period have always pushed me to be the best that I said he planned to go to a college such as Wa- college to party like With a history of mili- class and just happened to tary background, Ryan can be and have challenged me to overcome bash or the University of Indianapolis. It was check,” Croddy explained. any obstacles that come my way. It was a happy two years ago when his focus shifted to the Na- some other kids.” Henry knew he wanted to “I was speechless when follow in the footsteps of moment.” val Academy. I saw that I had been ac- As far as his time at the academy goes, Hen- “I wanted to do something different from those before him. cepted. It felt so good, and — Ryan Henry ry wants to be involved in extracurriculars the average college experience. A friend of “Although a lot of my it was such a big relief to while challenging himself mentally and physi- mine was attending the academy, and I went to family members have a know that I had an offi- cally. visit her my sophomore year. I loved the atmo- military background, none cial plan. It had been a few of them have been to an academy before,” ex- “I anticipate that this will be the hardest sphere and the professors I had the chance to months since I sent everything in, so I was on thing I have ever done,” he said.” I am excit- meet,” Croddy explained. “Visiting the campus plained Henry. “I am excited to create my own edge.” ed about the challenge. I hope to make good sparked my interest more than ever before. If I path while still sticking to family roots.” Croddy’s parents have been fully supportive friends and play football when I get to the went to a normal college, I would have partici- Henry has never been interested in a typi- of his decision. When they found out he had cal college campus. He wants to go to school academy. I also cannot wait to graduate and pated in ROTC, so the Naval Academy is the been accepted, they told everyone they possi- serve my country for five-plus years.” perfect fit for me.” to improve himself mentally and physically. bly could. Henry leaves for West Point between June Many of Croddy’s family members have His original plans were to major in something “I think they were more excited than I was,” 26-28. served in the military, so he had an under involving math, such as chemical engineering - said Croddy as he chuckled. “They have been ss-times.com • Week of May 20 - 26, 2021 5 The Southside Times COMMUNITY
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Memorial Day Service – The Acton Cemetery is planning to hold its annual Memorial Day 317-284-9145 Service on Monday, May 31, 1 p.m. The program will be held by the Veteran’s Memorial at the front of the cemetery on Acton Road. Steve Jeffris will be the Master of Ceremonies and the PETERMANHCP.COM Boy Scouts will raise a new American Flag. The Indy Metropolitan Military Honor Guard, Inc. will provide their firing of the rifles and taps to conclude the program. Dave Morgan will play a couple of songs on his trumpet. Bring a lawn chair and help honor those who have served and those who paid the ultimate price for our country. In case of rain, the service will be held across the street at the Acton Baptist Church. UP TO
Greenwood band hosts memorial celebration concert $2,500 Celebratory concert – On Saturday, May 29, Greater Greenwood Community Band will per- form a concert titled "Memorial Celebration.” After a long pandemic postponement, the group CASH REBATE has been rehearsing outdoors and maintaining social distancing while preparing for this physi- cally distanced concert in the Greenwood amphitheater. Conducted by band Director Randy ON QUALIFYING BRYANT® Greenwell, music selections for the concert in the park will be packed with inspirational, fun and patriotic music arrangements including “March America”, “The Patriots”, “Shimmering HVAC SYSTEMS Joy”, “Washington Post March”, “Celebration”, “Holiday Road” and more. Get outdoors and en- joy live entertainment in the park again. All groups of guests are asked to follow social distanc- ing guidelines by sitting at least six feet apart on the lawn. Face coverings are suggested, and guests are welcome to bring their own refreshments. Greater Greenwood Community Band is an adult not-for-profit 80+ piece adult ensemble of volunteer instrumentalists. For more infor- mation, visit GreenwoodBand.org. Bring friends and family to enjoy an entertaining hour of live music on stage. Donations to help support the band are greatly appreciated, but, as always, admission is free!
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Ashley Kremer Biak Tin. Sung bassador, Student Council Officer, Scarlett Shell GREENWOOD COMMUNITY HIGH PERRY MERIDIAN HIGH SCHOOL WRFT Radio Station Manager, SAINT FRANCIS AND CLARE CATHOLIC SCHOOL FCTV News Anchor, Varsity Track SCHOOL Perry Meridian High and Field Shot Put, Academic Team Ashley Kremer is an senior Biak Tin Sung is and National Honor Society. Elias Scarlett excels in aca- outstanding young a history maker. She is has represented FC at the Indiana demics and character. leader who has made a PMHS’s first female Association of Student Council’s She is enthusiastic difference at Green- and the first student of State Convention as well as leader- about learning and is wood High School. Chin descent to receive ship workshops for our FTCSC always ready to learn Ashley excels academ- an appointment to the youth called “Rally for Riley” (Hos- when she enters the ically and admirably U.S. Military Academy at West Point. pital). In addition, he serves youth classroom. She is en- balances her academic responsibili- She received nominations to the pres- as a part of Access Ministry in gaged in every lesson in every subject ties with Student Council, dance tigious school from U.S. Representa- Franklin Township. This year, Elias area. Scarlett asks questions about the and cheer. Whether she is leading tive Andre Carson and U.S. Senator was recognized as a Top 10 Indiana subject matter and participates in students as the Student Council Mike Braun. With a GPA of 4.37, Sung Academic Spell Bowl State Finalist; class each day. She strives to do better Vice President or practicing in the is also one of PMHS’s 2021 Senior Ac- Indiana Radio and Broadcasting and learn more all the time. Scarlett dance studio, Ashley applies her ademic Scholars, a distinction that State first place for Sportscast, sec- excels academically. She works very leadership abilities in whatever she goes to students who earn a 4.2 GPA ond place for Radio News Anchor hard at completing her work on time is doing. Miss Kremer is a positive or higher. and the 31st Annual NCTE Afri- and making sure it is exemplary work. role model at GHS and positively can-American Read-In Outstand- There are many positive and endear- ing Performer at FCHS---all while impacts her community. She works Elias Khoury ing qualities about Scarlett. One is she diligently each year to reflect to the earning an overall perfect 4.0 GPA is compassionate toward everyone at community the pride and spirit at FRANKLIN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL in a rigorous AP course schedule. school. When someone is feeling GHS and continually works to im- Elias is the son of Ayman and Lora down she will go out of her way to try prove her skills as a leader. After Elias has thrived at Khoury, and he is a direct admit to and cheer them up or be there to sup- graduation, Ashley plans to study FCHS and made a the Indiana University Media port them. Scarlett has sat with stu- nursing at Purdue University. positive impact on the School where he will serve as an Er- dents when they cry, has cheered stu- school’s community nie Pyle Scholar. dents on in activities and says by serving as a dy- encouraging words when someone namic Student Am- needs to hear them.
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Roncalli students recognized as ‘Right to Life’ winners Right to Life – Earlier this May, Ron- calli High School had two students recognized for their outstanding work in the art contest by Right to Life of Indianapolis. Roncalli’s art teacher Mark Stratton is proud of his art stu- dents junior Ella McCalip, who won first place, and junior Audrey Rearick, who won second place, for their art- work in the Right to Life Student Art Competition. They were also present- ed with awards and checks for $250 (first place) and $200 (second place) as well as $250 to Roncalli for having the first place winner in the competition. McCalip’s work will be featured on the cover of the Annual Right to Life of Indianapolis Celebrate Life program book. Stratton said, “I am very proud of Ella and Audrey. They are two very talented young artists that I have en- joyed having in my classes. This is Au- drey’s third time to place in the com- petition and Ella’s second. It is nice to From left, Ella McCalip with her work “Mother and see great student work continue each Son” and Audrey Rearick with her work “I am the year and have Roncalli Visual Arts vine.” (Submitted photo) students recognized.” 8 Week of May 20 - 26, 2021 • ss-times.com STUDENT OF THE YEAR The Southside Times
Meghan Mendel named major from Indianapolis; and Hannah good enough to enter the finals in a tie sity and community, with many students Yoli, a junior Nursing major from India- for first, the division was extremely close receiving honors at the same time. The to Provost’s List at napolis, all achieved this distinction. with the top three teams all posting scores symposium may be viewed at findlay. within .4 points of each other. The Thun- edu/offices/academic/scholarship-sym- Capital University der would turn in a performance score of posium. Provost’s List – Capital University an- Trine University cheer team 83.1 in the final round making their event nounced that Meghan Mendel of In- score 81.45 just 1.5 points behind the dianapolis was named to the Provost’s places second at UCA College first-place team. Trine was the only insti- Brian Carpenter participates List for the spring 2021 semester. To be Championships tution from the state of Indiana that was named to the Provost’s List, full-time, de- able to compete in the championship in- in UA’s Cooperative gree-seeking students must have achieved Second Place Winners – Trine University person rather than virtually. Education Program a grade point average of 3.70 to 3.849. cheerleading traveled to Florida to com- pete in this year’s Universal Cheerleaders Indianapolis local – University of Ala- Association (UCA) College Cheerleading Allison Utterback bama student Brian Carpenter, of India- Bob Jones University Nationals in the Open Small Coed divi- napolis, participated in UA’s Cooperative sion and returned home with an impres- participates in UF’s Education Program for fall 2020. Car- students named sive runner-up finish. Alexis Skojac, of Symposium for scholarship penter worked for Evonik. In the Coop- Indianapolis, majoring in Civil Engineer- erative Education Program, students al- to Dean’s List ing at Trine, is part of the team. The event and creativity ternate periods of full-time study with Dean’s List – was a two-day process with a preliminary periods of full-time employment. This Southside students are Greenwood local awarded – Allison Ut- among approximately 800 Bob Jones Uni- round held on Tuesday, April 27 and finals program offers work related to the aca- held on Wednesday, April 28. In the pre- terback, of Greenwood, recently partici- demic major or career interests of each versity students named to the Dean’s List pated in the University of Findlay’s 2021 for the Spring 2021 semester. The Dean’s liminary round, the Thunder joined just student. While in school, students carry two other teams from any division with a Symposium for Scholarship and Creativ- regular course schedules. While on co- List recognizes students who earn a 3.00- ity. Utterback received the Greenwood 3.74 grade point average during the se- hit-zero performance. Trine also finished op, they work with professionals in their the finals round hit-zero which means Ehr Award and presented “Shimmery fields who supervise their training and mester. Jarod Hill, a senior Business Ad- Belle Boutique’s Social Media Plan. Un- ministration major from Indianapolis; no stunts fell, all tumbling landed clean- work. Participants maintain their full- ly and no one violated the safety rules dergraduate and graduate students were time student status while at work and Devan Kashi, a senior Business Admin- given the opportunity to virtually share istration major from Greenwood; Ky- of the competition. In the preliminary have priority registration status each se- round, the team posted a score of 79.8 their research, creativity and profession- mester through graduation. lie West, a freshman Child Development al learning experiences with the Univer-
Roncalli Salutes the Graduating Class of 2021 David Jonathan Abplanalp Mallory Kate Carson Savannah Grace Evans Andrew Elijah William Holm Cambri Carole Lux Jessica Ann Parrett Nathan Lewis Stevenson Christopher Ian Abraham Kaelin Jane Cash Thomas Alexander Fellmeth Gracie Taylor Holok Darbi Patricia Lux Jacob Cecil Parton Grace Elizabeth Stewart James Matthew Adams Grace Louise Cassiero Hayden Patrick Fitzgerald Lucy Catherine Houser Fiona Madeline Lynch Mary Margaret Peats Tobey Grant Stong Luke Patrick Aldrich Alejandro Francisco Cerimele Noah Matthew Fleming Nicholas Ray Houtz Carson Andrew Lyngh Skyler Justus Phillips Sarah Rae Strodtbeck Atotozin Citlalli Amezcua Chloe Catherine Clawson Eva Catherine Fox Baron James Huebler Anna June Maddox Veronica Elise Phillips Suicerchin Grace Suiaung Matthew Thomas Babb Mary Isabel Clodfelter Hayden Robert Fuhrman Joseph Thomas Hurrle Jeremy Alexander Madriz Luke Xavier Pittman Kamryn Rece Swingendorf Marina Joann Babcock Drew Michael Clouse 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Top Ten signs your kid’s “imaginary friend” has become a problem
By Torry Stiles
10. Apparently, the purple giraffe-fish is a law expert who knows you can’t legally make him like asparagus. 9. Sometimes, you’re pretty sure you can hear him, too. 8. Just when you thought you had solved the problem of cookies in bed, the imaginary friend discovers a taste for left-over spaghetti. 7. The imaginary friend has parents who don’t require one to not paint the dog. 6. Guess who’s turn it was to take a bath? 5. Single parent, one child. No idea how a whole box of crayons made it into the dryer. 4. Mister Boo-boo has racked up $780 in Amazon purchases just this week. 3. Your kid is 27, living at home and de- Manual High School held a classic car show on May 15. According to event coordinator Penney Bray, 175 cars were registered. It's the second annual car manding the imaginary friend should show at Manual High School. They are raising money to benefit St. Jude Children's Hospital. Pictured is a 1931 Ford Model A. (Submitted photo) be paying half his rent. 2. The latest sibling battle is over a stolen imaginary friend. 1. You’re handed a note requiring your at- tendance with his imaginary probation officer. QUOTE OF THE WEEK CARTOON
“The way I see it, if you want the
rainbow, you gotta BELIEVE IT!
put up with the rain.” Our nation has all sorts of arcane, nonsensical laws on the books. Each week, we’ll share one – Dolly Parton, with you ... AMERICAN SINGER-SONGWRITER In California, it is illegal to set a mousetrap without a hunting license. Source: stupidlaws.com ss-times.com • Week of May 20 - 26, 2021 11 The Southside Times SOUTHSIDE PUZZLES
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BEECH GROVE garden. There will also be a story, craft and time Murphy’s Pubhouse at to explore. Registration required. Cost: $5 per child. | When: May 20, 6 - 7 p.m. | Where: Garfield Thompson Road Beech Grove High School Alumni Golf Tour- Park Conservatory, 2505 Conservatory Drive, In- nament • This Florida Scramble is open to all dianapolis. | Info: garfieldgardensconservatory. Murphy’s Pubhouse has been local to alumni, family and friends. Team and individual org. the Southside area for almost eight entries welcome. Cost: $50 per golfer - includes years. The family-friendly pub is well green fees, cart, lunch, soft drinks and prizes. Gardening Rocks! • Help establish the rock gar- known for family dining in Indianapolis. Deadline for entries and sponsorships is June 4. den in Blake’s Garden. Paint a rock to take home It is family owned and operated. | When: June 11, 7 a.m. registration, 8 a.m. tee and one to stay in the garden. All supplies will The pub is owned by Kelly Stonebraker, The breaded tenderloin with fries is a customer favorite at time. | Where: Sarah Shank Golf Course, 2901 S. be provided. Pre-registration required. Cost: $5 who is proud of the reputation the Murphy’s Pubhouse. (Photo courtesy of Murphy’s Pubhouse) Keystone Ave, Indianapolis. | Info: For entries, per person. | When: May 20, 6 - 7 p.m. | Where: restaurant has for their fast and friendly prize donations or hole sponsorships ($100), Garfield Park Conservatory, 2505 Conservatory service. who come from the Keystone location. The pub is email Bob Thomas, [email protected] Drive, Indianapolis. | Info: garfieldgardenscon- excited to see new Southside customers each day or call him at (317) 752-8970. Checks payable to “Our restaurant serves home-made food made servatory.org. as their location continues to grow. BGHSAA and mailed to Bob Thomas: 4652 Fox from scratch and offers great service,” Stonebraker Moor Place, Greenwood, IN 46143. Biergarten • Visitors can listen to live music, said. “Our goal is to feed the Southside and meet The restaurant is open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. participate in themed activities, purchase art- new guests as often as possible.” Tuesday-Thursday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday SINGO Music Bingo • Join Challenge Entertain- work from local artists, and meet community The pub is known for its breaded tenderloin, and Saturday and closed on Sunday and Monday. ment for SINGO "Music Bingo" at Mikie's Pub partners. Event admission is free, however pre- but the menu features several options such as They are open for dine-in and curbside pickup & Grub. SINGO is free to play and you'll have registration is required in order to keep in accor- appetizers, sandwiches, soups, seafood, pizzas services. an opportunity to win up to $70 in house cash dance with capacity limits. | When: May 20, 5:30 and more. For more information and to see the with six opportunities to win. | When: May 21, - 8:30 p.m. | Where: Garfield Park Conservatory, full menu for Murphy’s Pubhouse, visit 7-9 p.m. | Where: Mikie’s Pub and Grub, 5135 S. “Our customers put our Hoosier Pork Tenderloin 2505 Conservatory Dr., Indianapolis. | Info: gar- murphyspubhousesouth.com. Emerson Ave, Indianapolis. | Info: (317) 755-3142 fieldgardensconservatory.org. Sandwich up against any restaurant in Indianapolis,” Stonebraker explains on the restaurant’s website. LOCATION: Vintage Movie Night: Creature from the 6120 Thompson Rd F, Indianapolis FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP Black Lagoon (1954) • Vintage Movie Night is Many of the restaurant’s customers are regulars a monthly series that features film historian Eric Sisters Night • Sisters Night is an event for Grayson as he presents a series of unique and women in all seasons of life. This will be a mem- rare vintage film titles. | When: May 20, 9 p.m. | orable night of fun, food, fellowship and biblical Where: Outdoors at the Corporate Shelter next encouragement. You won’t want to miss dinner, to the Garfield Park Arts Center, 2432 Conserva- SPOTLIGHT an encouraging message, activities, dessert, vol- tory Dr, Indianapolis. | Info: gpacarts.org. leyball and axe throwing. Admission is $20 per Southside Art League’s June 2021 person and includes admission, food and ac- featured artist – Amy Townsend tivities. | When: May 21, 6-11 p.m. | Where: India- GREENWOOD napolis Baptist Temple, 4002 E Southport Road, About the artist - Amy Michelle Townsend is a Indianapolis. | Info: (317) 783-6753 Front Porch Music Series: White River Ram- transgender artist who is very new to art, hav- bler • Celebrate the new outdoor patio with ing devoted most of her creative life to music. Super Summer Karate Camp • Level 10 Martial guitar riffs and hop whiffs. Kicking off the Front Art has now taken her life over, and pastels are Arts has been providing summer camp options Porch Music Series is local classic country band, her principal medium. For most of 2020 she drew for several years. Each theme will be represented White River Rambler. White River Rambler is a and painted in a quite realistic style. She began in crafts and games. There will also be a weekly homegrown band from all parts of Indiana with to get requests from friends to produce colored field trip. Field trips have included Expo Bowl, In- an original sound that harkens back to coun- pencil and pastel portraits and also began work- dianapolis Museum of Art, Conner Prairie, Won- try legends Willie, Waylon, Johnny, and Merle. | ing on larger pieces. She felt the urge to break derlab, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and When: May 21, 6:30 - 9 p.m. | Where: MashCraft free into abstraction and since January 2021, she more. Campers will also participate in a mar- Greenwood, 1140 N. State Road 135, Green- paints entirely from her imagination in pure im- tial arts class each day from Monday through wood. | Info: mashcraft.com. provised color and has no thoughts of returning Thursday. There are virtual and in-person camp to realism. Townsend has been chosen by the options. The theme of the first week will be Banding Together: The Healing Power of Mu- Southside Art League as their June 2021 fea- bugs and insects and will feature a field trip to sic • The Greater Greenwood Community Band tured artist. A presentation of her pastel paint- Southeastway Park. | When: June 1-4, 9 a.m. to 4 will host this concert. | When: May 29, 5 p.m. | ings will be for sale and for viewing at the SALI p.m. | Where: Level 10 Martial Arts College, 5135 Where: Surina Park Ampitheater, 300 S. Wash- gallery from June 2-26, 2021. The gallery is open S. Emerson Avenue Suite B Indianapolis. | Info: ington St., Greenwood. | Info: greenwoodband. Wednesday-Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. An [email protected]. org/events. opening reception will take place on June 5 from 3-6 p.m. at the SALI gallery, 299 E Broad- way St., Greenwood. This will be Townsends first GARFIELD PARK solo show. For more information, contact Amy Townsend at (812) 340-2189 or jones.amy3371@ (Photo courtesy of Southside Art League) yahoo.com or the SALI gallery at (317) 882-5562. Little Green Thumbs • Young ones ages 2 to 5 will learn about gardening and have the chance to help plant, grow and harvest in our vegetable Calendar continued on page 13. ss-times.com • Week of May 20 - 26, 2021 13 The Southside Times NIGHT & DAY
★★★★★ • Not Rated • Biography / Drama • 1 hour, 36 minutes
Hunger A stark, probing rumination on violence and humanity
MOVIE REVIEW ways. A key distinction, however, is that McQueen As you can probably tell, "Hunger" is an in- picks a side to tell the story. The perspective is a tense film. It deals explicitly with the torture of distinctly Irish point of view. Signaling that one By Bradley Lane IRA prisoners and the asymmetric warfare en- side is fighting against systematic oppression, gaged in by the IRA outside of prison. Famously while the other works for the structures that British director Steve McQueen has gar- the IRA used targeted killings, car bombs and oppress their fellow humans. These competing nered nothing but praise since his work made other terrorist attacks to fight against British themes culminate in one of the most tragic and a splash in the mainstream U.S. with "12 Years oppression. It asks you to consider the brutal- powerful final acts I have ever seen, leaving you a Slave." Known for his probing dissections of ity of the guards oppressing the prisoners and only with tragedy and ethical questions to an- humanity involved with injustice, his continu- the unorthodox violence caused in the name of swer for yourself. ation of this theme can be seen in his award- Irish independence. The movie invites you into The highest recommendation I can give winning Amazon Prime mini-series, "Small the humanity hidden within both sides of the "Hunger" is that I am sure you will walk away Axe." But before "Small Axe" and "12 Years a conflict. with different answers to the questions posed Slave," McQueen would point his lens toward Frequently throughout the film, the disem- by the film than I had. It is dense with philo- his home country and their brutal treatment of bodied voice of past British Prime Minister sophical and moral dilemmas that will be deter- Irish Republican prisoners during the Troubles Margret Thatcher gives speeches about the mined by your own experiences and beliefs. It is in 1980s England. violence and savagery of the IRA. In prison, my favorite type of film, one that challenges you Set in 1981, "Hunger" is, in the most basic the prisoners talk about the IRA as a system to think long after the credits have rolled. “Hun- terms, the story of IRA leader Bobby Sands working towards a goal. The point of the film is ger” is available to watch on HBO Max as a part hunger strike to grant IRA prisoners political found within the subtext of these two key inclu- of Turner Classic Movies’ film festival event. status by British law. However, while the bulk of sions. By highlighting the details of the people the storyline focuses on contemplating the ef- involved in the conflict and only hinting at the Bradley is a Beech Grove High School ficacy of this action, McQueen pays special at- political turmoil, McQueen demonstrates that alumnus and has been enamored by tention to the suffering and brutality caused by film for as long as he can remember. humans set against one another would never He recently graduated from IUPUI, with other people on a personal level. He shows you dream of such heinous violence without the a degree in Media and Public Affairs the humanity of guards, only to violently strip it with a minor in Film. Bradley can be power structures that employ them pushing contacted at [email protected]. away when they beat, sexually violate and hu- them against one another. miliate other humans in the most inhuman of WHEATLEY’S Calendar continued from page 12. Sycamore at Mallow Run, 7070 W. Whiteland Rd., Character Extravaganza • Join for pop-in visits INDOOR AND OUTDOOR Bargersville. | Info: mallowrun.com. from popular children’s cartoon characters, glow SEATING OPEN NOW! skate. Tickets include admission, one skate rental, all you can eat pizza and more. | When: May 28, INDIANAPOLIS PERRY TOWNSHIP 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.; May 29, 12 - 7 p.m.; May 30, 12 - 9 p.m. | Where: Fun Factory, 175 Southern Plaza $ .00 * OFFER Drive, Indianapolis. | Info: funfactoryskating.com. EXCLUDES Teddy Bear Concert • Musicians of the India- Southern Dunes Golf Classic • The Southern DESSERT. napolis Symphony Orchestra present the Teddy Dune Golf Course will be holding their first an- 1With any PurchaseOFF of $10 or More. Bear Series program, The Garden Symphony! nual golf classic. There will be complimentary Young children are invited to move along to range balls, dinner, awards and raffle prizes. Not Valid with Any Other Coupon/Discounts. music as they listen to the story of a ladybug’s Awards will be given to the teams who place search through the garden for her own special first, second and third, and also to the person song. Designed for ages 3 to 6. | When: May 21, who is closest to pin, had the longest drive and $ .00 * OFFER 10 - 11 a.m. | Where: Online hosted by the India- who had the longest putt. | When: May 21, reg- EXCLUDES napolis Public Library. | Info: indypl.org. DESSERT. istration begins at 11:30 a.m. and the shotgun 4With any PurchaseOFF of $25 or More. starts at 1 p.m. | Where: Southern Dunes Golf Course, 8220 Tibbs Ave., Indianapolis | Info: soin- Enjoy JOHNSON COUNTY dianamcs.org. HOURS 7 DAYS Festival Country Kickoff • This event takes Historical Society Meeting • The Perry Town- A WEEK Breakfast & Lunch place in downtown Franklin and marks the of- ship / Southport Historical Society is resuming Mon.-Thurs. 8 AM-2 PM ficial start of festival season. Guests can enjoy a meetings. The guest speaker will be Wendy your Fridays 8 AM-8 PM beer garden, food vendors and a concert from Barth-Servies. She and her mother, Diane Hunt Sat. 8 AM-2 PM Barth, are the only mother / daughter 500 Fes- My Yellow Rickshaw. | When: May 21, 5-10 p.m. Sun. 8 AM-3:30 PM | Where: Downtown Franklin, 66 S. Water St., tival Queens in the history of the festival. The Franklin. | Info: (317) 736-3689 meeting is free and open to the public. As of this writing, Marion County still requires the wearing week! Corner of Southeastern Ave. & Northeastern Ave. 2021 Picnic Concert Series Kick-off • Join for of masks and social distancing for indoor meet- Visit ss-times.com for weekly DOWNTOWN WANAMAKER Extra Parking at the Church an evening of music and wine on the lawn. Food ings. | When: May 25, 7 p.m. | Where: Southport trucks will also be lined up outside the tasting Community Building, 6901 Derbyshire Road. | news and events. wheatleysfishfry.com room. 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A lightning round of linguistic limbo
GRAMMAR GUY a “kook” is a poser who has no idea what looking for a plant that is difficult to kill, you he’s doing and shouldn’t even be allowed on want a “hardy” plant. “Hardy” means tough the beach. A “coot,” on the other hand, is a and capable of enduring hardship. If I want By Curtis Honeycutt foolish person and usually an older foolish a warm meal that will satisfy my hunger, I M A N S P G A I P A S S person. A “coot” is also a type of dark gray might opt for a “hearty” soup. Something I D O L A N N N O D A T The English language is nutty. It can aquatic bird. is “hearty” if it is flavorful and satisfying. S H R I M P C O C K T A I L be understood through tough thorough When I think of a “kook,” I think of a “Hearty” is also when someone gives enthu- G T E P S A D O S L U G thought, though. I wanted to find a way to free-spirited eccentric person, while I con- siastic support to a person or endeavor. I R S O N S P E C S M O K E add the word “trough” to the last sentence, sider a “coot” an elderly eccentric person. Call me an old coot, but sometimes I R E I G N I S H H I R E D but I feared being thrown out through- See the difference? need a hearty dose of lexical lessons: so L A V A R U N R O A M out the touted trout throat. See? I knew it Now I want to tackle “gamut” and “gam- I don’t look like a kook in front of my ac- S T E L M O S T E A K H O U S E wouldn’t work. bit.” A “gamut” is a complete range of musi- quaintances at an organic wine tasting. So, P A T H A N C S L U R Yes, English is wild. That’s why I want cal notes, or, more broadly, the entire range there you have it. What words do you find C A N A L E R R E A T I N to help clear up a few syntactical slip-ups or scope of something. Someone who “runs confusing? Send me your thoughts, and D R O L L R E L E N T E T S we make from time to time. After all, mas- the gamut” experiences the entire range of I’ll do my best to decode our daft dialect S A G R I O L A C R A T tery of the English language will make you whatever they’re experiencing (e.g., emo- through deft, didactic tactics. B O N E I N P R I M E R I B irresistible to attractive people and cause tions). In general, a “gambit” is a calculat- L O R D S E M T T O O L rich people to hand you heavy, velvet-lined ed move. The term comes from chess for E D A T E N N E C O R E sacks filled with gold bars. making a deliberately risky opening move Curtis Honeycutt is a syndicated Let’s start with “kook” and “coot.” As a intended to give a player a strategic advan- humor columnist and treasurer of grammar columnist, I’ve been bestowed tage. the National Society of Newspaper with both monikers from avid readers. But Columnists. He is the author of Puzzle Time Answers How do you know if something is “hardy” Good Grammar is the Life of the SEE PAGE 11 beware: these words aren’t the same. In or “hearty”? If you’re involved in a fictional Party: Tips for a Wildly Successful general usage, a “kook” is an unrestrained Life. Find more at Answers to HOOSIER HODGEPODGE: mystery being solved by a pair of broth- curtishoneycutt.com. eccentric person. In surfing terminology, ers, you’re in a “Hardy Boys” book. If you’re Birds: BLUE JAY, FINCH, FLAMINGO, MACAW, PEACOCK, TOUCAN Films: ELECTION, LEGALLY BLONDE, MUD, WALK THE LINE, WILD Ingredients: FLOUR, SALT, WATER, YEAST CENTER GROVE Entrees: OMELETTE, SALAD, SANDWICH Teams: INDIANA, MARSHALL
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James Elbert "Jim" Adams motorcycles. Even after Bud’s death in 1991, (Jackson) Wagner and Chloe Ciriello; great- Visitation was held at Little and Sons Beech Louise was devoted to her children and grandchildren, Riley, Karsen, Trey, Brody, Grove Chapel on May 19. Funeral Mass will take James Elbert "Jim" Adams, 73, of Indianapolis, grandchildren. Louise was a member of Pleasant Kendall, Kyle, Kaleb, Makenna, Zach, Paige and place on May 20 at Holy Name Catholic Church died on May 10, 2021. He was born June 15, 1947 Run UCC for over 50 years. She is survived by Kimmie; and great-great grandchildren, Kylie, in Beech Grove. Entombment will be at Forest in Whitesburg, Kentucky to the late Dorothy her children, Clifford (Lek) Allen and Bonnie Kora, Grayson and Sawyer. Betty was preceded Lawn Memory Gardens in Greenwood. Juanita (Niece) Adams and Cossie Adams. (Mark) Stansbury; grandchildren and great- in death by daughter, Maryann; grandson, He retired from Beech Grove Schools in 2017 grandchildren. Visitation was held on May 16 Cameron; and five siblings. Visitation was at where he spent most of his time as custodian at G. H. Herrmann Madison Ave. Funeral Home; Little and Sons Beech Grove Chapel on May 18. at Central. Jim was a jack of all trades and was 5141 Madison Ave. Funeral services were held Funeral Services followed. Entombment will be Marilyn Sue Farris always helping others with their projects. He on May 17 at the funeral home. She will be laid at Forest Lawn Memory Gardens in Greenwood. Marilyn Sue Farris, 72, of Indianapolis, died on loved spending time with his wife and family at to rest at Washington Park East Cemetery. May 13, 2021. She was born on February 4, 1949 their camp at Deer Creek Campground in North in Indianapolis to the late Joseph and Mildred Vernon. Jim is survived by his wife, Dee Adams; Sue Bryant. Marilyn enjoyed shopping, word children, LeAnn Gibbs (Shane), James Lawson Marian “Moe” Dean search puzzles, crime shows, baking cakes and (Tania), Juanita Deennard and Stephanie Adams David Joseph Bright Marian “Moe” Dean, 89, of Greenwood, died spending time with family and friends. She was Miller (Edward); siblings, Eddie Adams, Debbie David Joseph Bright, 73, of Indianapolis, died on May 5, 2021. She was born in Ferndale, also an avid animal lover with a soft spot for Colvin, Ricky Adams, and Lisa Pray; and 11 on April 16, 2021. He was born on June 18, Michigan on May 21, 1931 to the late Roderick her dogs - Cuddles, Reggie and Jax. Marilyn is grandchildren including, Zachry Gibbs, Zoey 1947 in Indianapolis to the late Thomas Edward and Anne Grace (Cooper) Thomson. She survived by her children, Tammy (Kevin) Black, JR Gibbs, and JJ Lawson. Jim was preceded in Bright and Helen Mae (VanCamp) Bright. David graduated from University of Michigan - Ann Farris, Brian “Buzzard” (Deanna) Farris and Penny death by his parents and brothers, Gary Adams, proudly served his country in the United States Arbor as an Occupational Therapist. Her work Tumey (Gary); grandchildren, Justin McHenry, Woodrow Wilson Adams and Johnny Adams. A Army. He enjoyed playing tennis with his nieces centered around assisting children and adults Dallas Willis, Corinne Davison, Jonathan Farris, memorial visitation for James was held on May and nephews. David is survived by his brother, with disabilities. She retired as the Executive Caitlyn Ryan, Austin Black, Michael Black, PJ 14 at Little & Sons Funeral Home, 1301 Main Ronald “Ron” (Doris) Bright; nieces, Katrina Director of Northeast Leaning Center in St. Paul, Umphrey , Tommy Tumey, Ryan Tumey and Eric St., Beech Grove. It was followed by a memorial (James) Von Plueren, Angie (Avery) Turner and Minnesota. Moe married her husband, Joseph Tumey; and great-grandchildren, Antonio, Mia service. Patty Johnson; nephews, Bob (Kari) Carmichael, Dean in 1956 and they were together until his Isabella, Landon, Kayelyn, Caidense, Kaylee, Will (Becky) Carmichael, Jason Bright and Todd passing in 2009. They moved to Greenwood Connor, Bailey-Leilani, Brayton, Elijah Gabrielle, Bright; and sister-in-law, Sue Bright. He was with their children in 2005. She enjoyed knitting, Iris, Brenna, Ethan, Kaiden and Lillian. She was L. Louise Allen preceded in death by his parents, Thomas and sewing, quilting and cooking. Moe is survived by preceded in death by her husband, James Farris; Helen Bright; sister and brother in law, Susan her children, Jay (Shelley), Ellen (Carl) and Rich daughter, Teresa Rains; and grandson, Joseph L. Louise Allen died on May 10, 2021. She Kay (Bob) Carmichael; and brother, Dann Bright. (Amy); grandchildren, Danielle (Rod), Savannah, Alan Tumey. Visitation was held on May 19 at G. was born on August 31, 1925 in Ruby, South Visitation was held on May 15 at G. H. Herrmann Sierra and Aidan; one great-grandchild and H. Herrmann Madison Ave. Funeral Home, 5141 Carolina to Nathaniel and Lena Ratliff. Louise Madison Ave. Funeral Home, 5141 Madison Ave., three great-great grandchildren; sister-in-law, Madison Ave., Indianapolis. Funeral services will lost her mom when she was 17, so after high Indianapolis. A graveside service took place at Sherry; and nephews and niece. In addition to be conducted at 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, May 20 school graduation she moved to Columbia, SC Oaklawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery, 9700 her parents and husband, Moe was preceded in at the funeral home, with visitation from 10:30 to get a job. She marries Clifford “Bud” Allen on Allisonville Road, Indianapolis. death by her brother, Arthur; and sister, Eleanor. a.m. until the time of the service. She will be laid February 4, 1944. Bud served in WW2 and while Services will be held on Friday, May 21 at Mt to rest at Concordia Cemetery. he was overseas Louise went to work for State Auburn UMC, 3100 W. Stones Crossing Road, Auto in downtown Indianapolis where she was Greenwood from 4-6 p.m. A celebration of her employed for six and a half years. In January Betty Jo Ciriello life will follow. of 1950, they moved into their forever home Betty Jo Ciriello, 90, of Donald D. Kidwell in Garfield Park. Bud and Louise Indianapolis, died on May 14, Donald D. Kidwell , 82, of Indianapolis, died on had two children, Clifford Jr. 2021. Betty was born to the late May 11, 2021. He was born on May 1, 1939 in “Buddy” and Bonnie Louise. William and Agnes Baker on July Patricia “Pat” Joan Everman Indianapolis to the late Donald and Kathryn Louise and Bud enjoyed 23, 1930 in Indianapolis. Betty Patricia “Pat” Joan Everman, 82, Kidwell. Donald was in the first graduating many years of card club, was active in the Ciriello family died on May 13, 2021. She was class of Scecina Memorial High School in church fellowship, business, Ciriello Plumbing, born on August 10, 1938 to Pierce Indianapolis, in 1957. Donald retired after 35 trips in their where she spent many years as an Office T. and Mary J. Brady in years from General Motors. He was a member camper and Administrator. She assisted at Nostalgia Motors Indianapolis. As a child, Pat of Nativity Catholic Church for over 50 years and riding as well. She was active with the Beech Grove attended Holy Name Catholic was a fourth degree Member of the Knights of their Promoters Club and the Indiana Pony Exhibits School and was a 1956 graduate Columbus. He was a charter member of Miramar Association. In addition, she enjoyed being a of Beech Grove High School. She married Robert Swim Club. He married Jeanne Wierman on 4-H leader. Betty is survived by her husband, Everman on July 28, 1959. Pat worked at Deluxe August 8, 1959. In addition to his wife, survivors William J. Ciriello Sr.; children, William J. (Rose) Check Printers as a proofreader, but most of her include his sons, Kevin (Stephanie) Kidwell Ciriello, John (LaRai) Ciriello, Tony Ciriello, days were spent as a homemaker. She loved to and Steven (Angela) Kidwell; daughter, Lisa D. Maria (John) Bazan and decorate, crochet, shop and work in the yard. Kidwell; grandchildren, Matthew (Kara) Kidwell, Chuck Ciriello; She was preceded in death by her husband, Heather Kidwell, Seth Kidwell and Ethan Kidwell; grandchildren, Laura parents, infant sister, Judith; and her brother, great-grandchildren, Parker, Brecken, Hunter (Jake) Bendict, Sara William Brady. Pat is survived by her children, and Archer Kidwell; sister, Kathleen Jones; Ciriello, Malinda Cindy (Tom) Brown, Forrest (Dawn) Tucker, Jeff and many nieces and nephews. Along with Fromer, Diann Everman and Cheryl Everman. She also leaves his parents, he was preceded in death by his (Jason) behind nine grandchildren, 16 great- sister, Patricia McCracken; and brothers, Daniel Marsh, grandchildren and one on the way, brother, B. Kidwell and Kevin Michael Kidwell. Visitation Alyssa (J.R.) David (Cat) Brady; sister-in-law, Linda Brady; and Cates, Brandi numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Obituaries continued on page 17. ss-times.com • Week of May 20 - 26, 2021 17 The Southside Times FOR THE RECORD Obituaries
Obituaries continued from page 16. was preceded in death by her husband, Bernard wife, Mary Sandley; and sister, Joann Houser. Rebekah, Grace and Joe. She was preceded in “Bub” J. Mappes; and son, James. Visitation was Visitation was held on May 14, at the death by her brother, Val Petac; and sister Helen held May 17 at G. H. Herrmann Madison Ave. Independent Nazarene Church, 5152 Hornet Perushek. Visitation will be held on Thursday, was held May 16 at O’Riley Funeral Home, 6107 Funeral Home, 5141 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. Ave., Beech Grove. Funeral Services immediately May 20 at Little and Sons Beech Grove Chapel S. East St. Indianapolis. A Mass of Christian Burial A Mass of Christian Burial was conducted on followed at the church. Burial took place at New from 4-8 p.m. Funeral Mass will be at Holy Name was held May 17 in Nativity Catholic Church. May 18 at St. Roch Catholic Church, 3600 S. Crown Cemetery. Catholic Church in Beech Grove on Friday. Burial will be at Calvary Cemetery. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis. She will be laid to rest at Calvary Cemetery. Judith Ann Lowe Mark Edward Spotila Benjamin Andrew Withem Mark Edward Spotila, 64, of Indianapolis, died Benjamin Andrew Withem, 21, of Judith Ann Lowe, 82, of Jon Robert Pedigo on May 7, 2021. He was born on November Beech Grove, died on May 6, Indianapolis, died on May 11, Jon Robert Pedigo, 57, died on May 13, 2021. 1,1956 in Indianapolis to Edward and Peggy 2021. Ben graduated from Beech 2021. She was born November 20, John was born on September 22, 1963 in Springer Spotila. He served in the United States Grove High School in 2017. He 1938 in Indianapolis to the late Winchester, IN to Robert E. Pedigo and Elizabeth Navy. He was a member of the Meridian Church enjoyed skateboarding, exploring Ruth (Olin) Winters and Denton Brandenburgh Pedigo. He was the owner of of God and enjoyed spoiling and giving treats to and traveling. Ben was the "Light Winters. Judith was a member of Premiere Fitness and worked with people in his dog, Wrigley He is survived by his wife, Gayla Wizard" and operated lights at Our Lady of Greenwood Catholic the community to achieve their fitness goals. Spotila; children, Kenna "Scooter" (Wayne); festivals and entertainment venues. He was also Church. She made over 500 ear savers for the Jon was a generous, compassionate person, grandchildren, Cheyenne, Cedrik, Jalen and an accomplished pianist and loved music. Ben staff at Rosegate during the pandemic. Judith is who always put others before himself. Jon is Autumn; great-grandchildren, Zendaya, Zalen was an Activist and spent time last summer survived by children, Meryle Lowe, Eric Lowe survived by his brother, Brandy Pedigo; sisters, and Kobie; and siblings, Tim, Matt and David. peacefully protesting in downtown Indianapolis. (Rosalie), Gretchen Myers and Heidi Frederick Denise Hoskins and Barbara Gruell; ten nieces Memorial contributions may be made to Ben loved everyone and viewed everyone as (Jeffrey); siblings, Marlene McQueen, Edwin and nephews, the love of his life, Trish Coons; Meridian Church of God. There will be no public equal. He didn't have a materialistic bone in his Winters, David Winters, Karen Gulley and Richard as well as a whole tribe of chosen family. Jon services. body and had a heart of gold. Ben is survived by Winters; grandchildren, Nicole Blunk, Rebecca was preceded in death by his parents and one his parents, Michelle Withem and Eric (Peggy) Mayo, Brice Blunk, Dylan Johnson, Alexander sister, Carol Andrews. A celebration of life will Withem; sister, Erin Withem; grandparents, Russ Lowe, Natalie Stierwalt, Griffin Lowe, Garrett be held May 22 from 1-5 p.m. in the ballroom at and Sandi Irvine and John and Donna Withem; Lowe, Hunter Lowe, Rachel Slovin, Ruth Myers, Premiere Fitness, 88 U.S, 31, Greenwood. Karen Elizabeth Stinson along with many aunts, uncles, cousins and Samuel Myers, Hannah Cincebox, Ian Towne and Karen Elizabeth Stinson, 78, of Indianapolis, died friends. A Celebration of Life took place on May Lillian Towne; and many great-grandchildren on May 15, 2021. She was born on June 12, 1942 12 at Sarah Bolton Park in Beech Grove. and extended family members. She was in Indianapolis to the late Thomas W. and Anna preceded in death by her parents, children, Marilyn J. Reid E. Doll. She is survived by her children, Christine Patricia Gail Johnson and Douglas Lowe; Marilyn J. Reid, 84, of Indianapolis, died on May (Robert) Broering, Curtis Stinson and Sandra siblings, Denton Winters and Sharon Tomey; and 12, 2021. She was born on December 13, 1936 in Stinson; grandchildren, Kara (Nicholas) Anton, grandchild, Jacob Myers. Visitation was held Indianapolis to the late Elvin and Maude Barnett Joseph Broering and Nicholas Broering; she was Obituaries are printed free of charge. Funeral directors May 15 at Little & Sons Funeral Home, 4901 E Fields. She graduated from Decatur Central expecting her first great grandson in July, Lucas are encouraged to send obituaries and photos to news@ Stop Eleven Road, Indianapolis. Her funeral High School in 1955. She enjoyed spending Anton; and her dog, Gunner. She was preceded ss-times.com. Information received by noon Tuesday will be published Thursday, space permitting. service followed at the funeral home, with burial time with her family, reading and helping with in death by her husband, Jimmie R. Stinson; and at Wanamaker Cemetery. the B.I.B.S. Pantry at her church. She is survived her sister, Patricia E. Keeler. Her life revolved by her husband, Jack Reid; daughters, Rebecca around her family, especially her grandchildren. Hockemeyer and Donna Long (Kevin); sons, She was a sports fan of basketball and football Complete Carolyn R. Lyell Paul Reid and Eric Reid (Deanna); sister, Marcia and an avid flower gardener. She enjoyed going Haase (Jim); and grandchildren, Alex (Katie), to outdoor concerts and spending time with Burial Package Carolyn R. Lyell, 84, of Greenwood, died on William, Cierra, Mia, Bristen, Callie, Gianna and her friends and neighbors. Visitation will be May 13, 2021. She was born on July 3, 1936 Jack. She was preceded in death by her parents held from 4-8 p.m. on May 20 at G. H. Herrmann in Indianapolis to the late Alphonse L. and Elvin and Maude Fields. Visitation was held on Greenwood Funeral Home at The Gardens of Delma M. (Werner) Wendling. Carolyn had a $2100 May 18 at G. H. Herrmann Madison Ave. Funeral Olive Branch, 1605 S. State Road 135. A funeral • Any Gravesite You Choose contagious smile, and an exceptional ability Home, 5141 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. A service will be conducted at 11:30 a.m. on May to tell stories that turned many strangers into funeral service was held May 19 at University 21. She will be laid to rest at West Newton • Opening & Closing friends over the years. She was an avid golfer Heights Methodist Church, 4002 Otterbein Ave., Cemetery. • Concrete Container and devout Catholic. Over the last 40 years, she Indianapolis. She will be laid to rest at Forest divided her time between Greenwood and New Lawn Memory Gardens. The family would like to • Tent & Chairs • Purchase At Need Smyrna Beach playing golf and entertaining extend their appreciation and thanks to Senior friends. Carolyn is survived by two nieces and Helpers and Elara Caring for their support four nephews. She was preceded in death by through this time. Lillian Ann Petac Strange her husband, Douglas E. Lyell. Visitation will be Lillian Ann Petac Strange, 89, died held on Friday, May 21, from 10 a.m. until the on May 14, 2021. Lillian was born time of service at 11 a.m. at G. H. Herrmann July 23, 1931, to Valentine and Madison Ave. Funeral Home, 5141 Madison William E. Sandley Helen Petac, in Cleveland, Ohio Ave., Indianapolis. Carolyn will be laid to rest in William E. Sandley, 87, of Beech and moved to Beech Grove at the Calvary Cemetery. Grove, died on May 8, 2021. Will age of 12. Lillian was married to was born to the late William and William Strange for 56 years. She Beulah Sandley on March 31, graduated from Beech Grove High School and Lois Ann Mappes 1934. He was a member of the St. Vincent’s School of Nursing. Her nursing Independent Nazarene Church in career was mostly pediatric care. She was Lois Ann Mappes, 84, of Indianapolis, died on Beech Grove for over 40 years. He employed in Bedford, IN and at Rise Learning ALL ADULT PLOTS $700 May 12, 2021. She was born on April 24, 1937 also loved his family and liked to "tinker" around Center in Indianapolis. At Rise, she was in Indianapolis to the late Joseph Smith and the house and garage. Will is survived by his employed for 16 years before retiring in 1990. COLUMBARIUM NICHE Audrey (Ward) Smith. She was a homemaker children, William Lee Sandley, Mike (Lisa) Her favorite pastime was painting. Her favorites $1,000 - $1,200 and charter member of St. Roch Catholic Church. Sandley and Susan (Jeff) Moreland;were water and acrylic painting. She also was an Lois is survived by her daughters, Debbie (Steve) grandchildren, Aleasha (Travis) Boling, Amie avid reader. Lillian spent countless hours at the Watkins, Sharon (John) Swhear and Dianne (Andy) Barchet, Amanda Sandley, Christopher St. Vincent DePaul food bank. She is survived by 2703 S. 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