LEONARD NELSON HICKMAN, 91, New Albany, died Monday, March 24, at his home. He was retired from L. Hartman & Sons, was a lumber inspector for 24 years, and was a member of Cherry Street Church of Christ. Survivors include five daughters, R. Elaine Owen of Greenville, Cynthia Ellen Shannon of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, Phyllis Ann Tucker of New Albany, and Donna Jean Harper and Helen Lea Hickman, both of Indianapolis; seven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Friday, March 28, at Cherry Street Church of Christ in New Albany with burial in Graceland Memorial Park. Seabrook Dieckmann & Naville Funeral Homes handled the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy should go to the Salvation Army.

CORA M. NOLAND, 86, Salem, died Monday, March 24, at Meadow View Health Care Center in Salem. She was a native of Irvine, Kentucky and a homemaker. Survivors include four sons, Forest D. Noland of Louisville, Jessie T. Noland and Billy Noland, both of Pekin, and Jimmy Scrivner of Irvine, Kentucky; four daughters, Anna Mae Barrett of Ft. Myers, Florida, and Molenda Pennington, Judy Thompson and Nancy Purlee, all of Salem; two sisters, Dorothy Boain and Elsie Kirby, both of Irvine, Kentucky; 26 grandchildren; and 33 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Thursday, March 27, at Dawalt Funeral Home with burial in Bunker Hill Cemetery.

JOE GREENE CONLEY, M.D., 62, Greenville, died on Sunday, March 23, while on vacation in Destin, Florida. He was a radiation oncologist practicing in Southern Indiana and Louisville. He was a medical partner with Birkhead, Conley, Eckman and Sharf, PSC, and worked through Baptist Hospital East and Kindred Radiation Centers. He graduated from Sandy Hook High School, Morehead State University and the University of Louisville Medical School and specialized in cancer treatment. He was a member of the Valhalla and Valley View golf clubs in Louisville and Floyds Knobs, served as president of the American Cancer Society in Indiana and was a member of the Pendennis Club in Louisville. Survivors include his mother, Elaine Greene Conley of Sandy Hook, Kentucky; four sons, Carson Phillip Conley and Cooper Thrasher Conley, both of Greenville, Joe Greene Conley II of Princeton, NJ, and Richard Cody Conley of Louisville; a daughter, Trina Joe Conley of California; two brothers, Galen W. Conley, DMD, and Brent Conley, both of Sandy Hook; and two sisters, Carole Binion of Sandy Hook and Janie Mustari of Sarasota, Florida. Funeral services were held on Friday, March 28, at Generations’ Chapel with burial in Elliot County Memory Gardens in Sandy Hook. Expressions of sympathy should go to the American Cancer Society or the Kentucky Nature Conservancy.

ANN ELIZABETH LONGEST, 76, Sellersburg, died Monday, March 24, at her home. She was the former Ann Knable and a member of Stony Point Christian Church. Survivors include a son, Marland Longest of Pekin; four daughters, Gloria Jean Rauck, Carolyn Kaufer and Linda Whitlatch, all of Sellersburg, and Donna Lee Mattox of Charlestown; a brother, Jim Porter of Sellersburg; three sisters, Mary Merideth of Sellersburg, Shirley Pearson of Jeffersonville and Mabel Ferguson of Clarksville; 13 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Thursday, March 27, at Garr Funeral Home with burial in Bowery Cemetery in Memphis. Expressions of sympathy should go to Hospice of Southern Indiana or Stony Point Christian Church.

JUNE FROMAN, 68, New Albany, died Wednesday, March 26, at Clark Memorial Hospital. She was a chef at Mike’s Tavern in Floyds Knobs and a member of the Floyd County Post #3281 VFW Auxiliary in New Albany. Survivors include eight children, Steven Froman, Sarah Nunez, James Lee, David Travis, Dana Travis, Theodore R. Lee, William Froman and Joseph Gilliam; two brothers, Louis and Donald Travis; 22 grandchildren; and ten great-grandchildren. A memorial service was held on Saturday, March 29, at the Kraft Chapel. The body was cremated. Kraft Funeral Service handled the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy should go to the American Lung Association.

KENNETH J. BANET, 79, Floyds Knobs, died Thursday, March 27, at his home. He was a native of Floyd County, a member of the VFW Hobart Beach post #1693 and St. Mary of the Knobs Catholic Church. Survivors include a daughter, Becky Masden of Floyds Knobs; a brother, Ray Banet of Floyds Knobs; two sisters, Velma Batliner and Joyce Daugherty, both of Floyds Knobs; and one grandchild. Funeral services were held on Monday, March 31, at St. Mary of the Knobs Catholic Church with burial in the church cemetery. Kraft Funeral Service handled the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy should go to Hospice of Southern Indiana.

B. LaVON COX TATE, 64, Clarksville, died Thursday, March 27, at Baptist Hospital East in Louisville. She was a member of St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Clarksville, the Professional Business Women’s Association and the Clark County Humane Society and an employee of Waterways Communication in Jeffersonville. Survivors include two sons, Paul Michael Tate of Memphis and Kurt Alan Tate of New Albany; a daughter, Rebecca Lynn Stilger of Lanesville; two brothers, Robert Cox of Sellersburg and Carrol Cox of Jeffersonville; and seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Saturday, March 29, at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church with entombment in Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park. Kraft Funeral Sservice handled the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy should go to the Clark County Humane Society or Hospice of Southern Indiana.

LYNN G. JACKSON, 79, Scottsburg, died Friday, March 28. He was a retired farmer and a World War II Army veteran, having earned the rank of corporal. He was a life-member of Little York Christian Church, having served there as an elder, a deacon and a board member. He was a member of Scott County Scottish Rite, Scottish Rite of Indianapolis, American Legion Mount-Wilson Post #473, Little York Masonic Lodge F&AM #512 and Indiana Farm Bureau and a former councilman and Scott County commissioner. Survivors include his wife, Evelyn (Nichols) Jackson; five daughters, Marilyn Crane and Peggy Hill, both of Scottsburg, Linda Hunley of Austin, Diane Smith of Pekin and Patricia Nicholson of Salem; two brothers, his twin, Lee Jackson of Little York and Harry Jackson of Scottsburg; a sister, Ruth Mosley of Scottsburg; ten grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Monday, March 31, at Little York Christian Church with burial in Scottsburg Cemetery, with an American Legion graveside service. Stewart Funeral Home handled the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy should go to Hospice of Southern Indiana or Little York Christian Church, both in care of Stewart Funeral Home, 80 North First Street, Scottsburg, IN 47170.

JANE E. LYNCH, 87, New Albany, died Saturday, March 29, at Floyd Memorial Hospital. She was the former Jane E. Guethe, a native of New Albany, a homemaker and a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. Survivors include two daughters, Rhonda Duffy of Coconut Creek, Florida and Shari Duffy of New Albany; a sister, Helen Kesler of Floyds Knobs; nine grandchildren; and ten great-grandchildren. A memorial service was held on Wednesday, April 2, at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church with burial in Edwardsville Cemetery. The Oak Street Chapel of Seabrook Dieckmann & Naville handled the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy should go to the James Graham Brown Cancer Center, P.O. Box 2733, Louisville, KY 40201-2733.

MARY H. (BASSHAM) BIR, 84, New Albany, died Saturday, March 29. Survivors include three daughters, Carolyn Smith and Marilyn Caruthers, both of New Albany, and Jan Koren of North Carolina; two sons, Michael Bir of New Albany and Steve Bir of Georgetown; eight grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, April 1, at Generations Chapel with burial in Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park. Generations Funeral Home handled the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy should go to the WHAS Crusade for Children.

LARRY LEE BROUGH, 63, Salem, died Friday, March 28, at Jewish Hospital in Louisville. He was a retired employee of Kimball Borden Division, a member of the Salem Fraternal Order of the Eagles #3516, and attended the Life Tabernacle near Salem. Survivors include three brothers, Elmo R. Brough of Salem, and Irvin H. Brough and Jack B. Brough, both of Pekin; and two sisters, Carolyn Soliday of Pekin and Dorothy Ann Phillips of Spring Hill, Florida. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, April 1, at Dawalt Funeral Home with burial in Martinsburg Cemetery in Pekin.

SHELBY NASH, 66, New Salisbury, died Sunday, March 30, at his home. A native of Butler County, Kentucky, he was a retired self-employed contractor, a former employee of Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp., a former member of the Old Coon Hunters Club and attended New Salisbury Church of God of Prophecy. Survivors include his wife, Josephine Dockery Nash; four daughters, Teresa Thomas of New Salisbury, Pam Reffitt of Salem, Thelma Webb of Indianapolis and Kimberly Erwin of Central City, Kentucky; four brothers, Sanford Nash of Greenville, Shelton Nash of Louisville, Sharone Nash of Bowling Green, Kentucky, and Dale Nash of Morgantown, Kentucky; four sisters, Shirley Embry, Gay Embry, and Sheela Garrett, all of Morgantown and Sharlett Embry of Caneyville, Kentucky; and five grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Wednesday, April 2, at the Church of God of Prophecy in Caneyville. Love Funeral Home handled the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy should go to Hospice & Palliative Care of Southern Indiana.

DOROTHY L. BYE, 82, New Albany, died Friday, March 28, at Floyd Memorial Hospital. A native of Depauw, she was retired from Colgate/Palmolive Company in Jeffersonville and a member of Morton Memorial United Methodist Church in Clarksville. Survivors include her husband, Harry W. Bye; and three brothers, Charles Briscoe of Ft. Myers, Florida, Raymond Briscoe of New Albany and Richard “Corky” Briscoe of Depauw. Funeral services were held on Monday, March 31, at Kraft Chapel with entombment in Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park. Kraft Funeral Service handled the arrangements.

LLOYD J. BIEL, 82, Lanesville, died Saturday, March 29, in New Albany. Funeral services were held on Monday, March 31, at Gehlbach & Royse Funeral Home with burial in St. John’s Cemetery.

PAULINE MARKER, 71, Campbellsburg, died Saturday, March 29, at University Hospital in Louisville. She was a native of Kentucky and a member of Salem Church of Christ. Survivors include her husband, Gerald Marker; a son, Ronald Marker of Pekin; a daughter, Sharon Allen of Campbellsburg; two brothers, Oscar Green Jr. of Salem and Bill Green of Texas; a sister, Loretta Lewis of Salem; six grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, April 2, at 1 p.m. at Weathers Funeral Home. The body will be cremated.

BEN DOLPHUS LEDBETTER SR., 82, Charlestown, died Tuesday, March 25, at the Medical Center of Southern Indiana. A native of Livingston, Tenn., he was a retired local representative for Public Service of Indiana, a member of St. Michael’s Catholic Church, past president of the Charlestown Lions Club, past member of the Knights of Columbus, and a 50-year member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. He had served in the Civilian Conservation Corps and was an accomplished musician, having performed at The Sports Club in Louisville. Survivors include his wife, the former Mary Agnita O’Bryan; six sons, Larry E. Ledbetter of Bowling Green, Kentucky, Charles E. Ledbetter of Charlestown, Thomas W. Ledbetter of Pembroke Pines, Florida, Ben D. Ledbetter Jr. of Charlestown, Joseph F. Ledbetter of Sellersburg and James L. Ledbetter of Otisco; two daughters, Gretchen M. Ledbetter of Sellersburg and Benita A. Fischer of Charlestown; two brothers, Walter and Chet Ledbetter, both of New Albany; two sisters, Ruby Wall and his twin, Betty Green, both of New Albany; 17 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Thursday, March 27, at St. Michael’s Catholic Church with burial in St. Michael’s Cemetery. Grayson’s Funeral Home handled the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy should go to the Mary Lou Clapp Memorial Fund at Charlestown High School.

ROBIN DALE LITTERAL, 43, Charlestown, died Monday, March 24. Funeral services were held on Thursday, March 27, at Grayson’s Funeral Home with burial in Hillcrest Cemetery in Perryville, Kentucky.

CHARLES "BOBBY" ROARX, 67, Sellersburg, died Thursday, March 27. Funeral services were held on Saturday, March 29, at Garr Funeral Service with burial in Sellersburg Cemetery.

C. LUCILLE HAMM, 87, Memphis, died Thursday, March 27. She was a native of Clark County, a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church and a retired teacher for West Clark Schools. Survivors include two sons, Thomas Hamm and Daniel Hamm; a daughter, Mary Joe Schafer of Sellersburg; four grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Saturday, March 29, at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church. R.D. Pyke Funeral Service handled the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy should go to Hospice of Southern Indiana or St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church.

LELA B. CURTS, 85, Clarksville, died Saturday, March 29, at Clark Memorial Hospital. She was the former Lela B. Bobbitt and a native of Hardinsburg. She retired from Naval Ordinance in Louisville and was a member of Silver Street United Methodist Church in New Albany. Survivors include two sons, Larry D. Curts and David L. Curts, both of Clarksville; a daughter, Geneva A. Fisher of Lafayettte, CO.; a brother, John Bobbitt of New Albany; five sisters, Sylvia Pamplin of New Albany, Avis Leffler of Aiken, SC, Margaret Duvall of Wesley Chapel, Florida, Grace Click of Sellersburg, and Jeanette Pearcy of Seymour; four grandchildren ;and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, April 2, at 10 a.m. at Silver Street United Methodist Church in New Albany with burial in Blue River Chapel Cemetery near Corydon. Seabrook Dieckmann & Naville Funeral Home handled the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy should go to Silver Street United Methodist Church.

JOYCE WILSON STROUD, 54, Hardinsburg, died Tuesday, March 25. Funeral services were held on Friday, March 28, at McAdams Mortuary in Paoli.

J.D. GORMAN, 54, Campbellsburg, died Thursday, March 27, at his home. A native of Salem, he was a member of First Baptist Church of Salem and was a retired employee of Helsel Corporation in Campbellsburg. Survivors include two sons, Mark Gorman of Orleans and Mathew Gorman of Salem; his fiancee, Sue Westfall of Campbellsburg; two sisters, Betty Voyles of Salem and Mary Ellen Axsom of Jeffersonville; and one grandchild. A private graveside service was held on Saturday, March 29, at Lawrenceport Cemetery in Mitchell. Dawalt Funeral Home handled the arrangements.

NORMA D. BOWLING, 42, Salem, died Friday, March 28, at Norton Hospital in Louisville. She was a native of Washington County and an employee of Deaton’s Manufacturing in Salem. Survivors include two sons, Jason and Justin Bowling, both of Salem; her father and step-mother, Maynard and Doris Bowling of Brownstown; her mother, Betty Thacker of Salem; her grandmother, Ronea Collier of Salem; two brothers, Eugene and Michael Bowling, both of Salem; a half-brother, Mike Bowling of Mitchell; four sisters, Debbie Cole and Tammy Bowling, both of Salem, and Vicky VanArsdale and Karen Mangum, both of Indianapolis; and a half-sister, Lori Bowling of Seymour. Funeral services were held on Monday, March 31, at Weathers Funeral Home with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery.

AMOS FUGATE, 63, Austin, died on Monday, March 24, at his home. Born in Butterfly, Ky., he had lived in Austin since 1950 and then moved to the Hanover area, where he lived for the past two years. He retired from Arvin Automotive in 1989 after 19 years and had also worked for Morgan Foods Inc. in Austin for nine years. He attended the Chelsea Church of God. Survivors include his widow, the former Janice Wynn; a son, Stacy Lynn Fugate of Lexington; three daughters, Darlene Jent, Deloris Fluhr and Annette Owens, all of Austin; six stepsons, John Smith of Scottsburg, Carl Smith of Georgetown, Clayton Smith of Austin and James Cox Jr., Jerry Cox and Terry Cox, all of Hanover; five stepdaughters, Ruth West of Deputy, Rhonda Winchester of Austin, Judy Morris of Scottsburg, Shirley Smithers of Hanover and Susan Sullivan of Madison; three sisters, Eva Eversole of Austin, and Barbara Baker and Nella Johnson, both of Hazard, Ky.; 34 grandchildren; and 22 great-grandchildren. The funeral was conducted on Thursday, March 27, at the Morgan-Webster-Nay Funeral Home in Madison. The Rev. Terry D. Eversole officiated. Burial was in Wesley Chapel Cemetery near Austin. Memorial gifts may be arranged through the staff of the funeral home to benefit the Chelsea Church of God.

MAX M. MORRIS, 89, Scottsburg, died on Monday, March 24, at Scott Villa Living Center, where he had been residing. A retired employee of the old American Can Company in Austin, he served as director of maintenance for that firm. He was a member of the Austin United Methodist Church and was a U.S. Army veteran. He was a Past Master of Masonic Lodge 120, F&AM, in Austin, was a Worthy Patron of the Eastern Star Chapter in Austin and was a member of the Indianapolis Valley, Scottish Rite. Survivors include a sister, Mary Ruth Taylor of Cincinnati, Ohio and several nieces and nephews. The funeral was conducted on Thursday, March 27, at the Buchanan Funeral Home in Austin. The Rev. Ed Mead officiated. Cremation was requested. A private burial will take place at a later date at Scaffold Lick Cemetery near Blocher. Memorial gifts may be arranged through the staff of the Buchanan Funeral Home to benefit the Austin United Methodist Church.

JOYCE CISSELL CRICK, 65, Henryville, died on Sunday, March 23, at the Medical Center of Southern Indiana in Charlestown. Born in Lawrenceburg, she was a homemaker and a member of Beacon Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Jeffrey Crick; three sons, Ricky Cissell of Las Cruces, N.M., Bobby Cissell of Hodgenville, Ky., and Donnie “Duck” Cissell of Henryville; four daughters, Kathy Branham of Jeffersonville, Debbie Fortney of Lexington and Tammy Packler and Vickie Cissell, both of Henryville; two brothers, Danny Snelling of Scottsburg and Lanny Snelling of Henryville; four sisters, Barbara Walls of Seymour and Jennie Gardner, Ruth Brooks and Marie Sexton, all of Henryville; 14 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. The funeral was conducted on Thursday, March 27, at R.D. Pyke Funeral Service in Henryville. Charlie Hay officiated. Burial was in Mt. Zion Cemetery in Henryville.

PATRICIA HALL JAMES, 68, Seymour, died on Sunday, March 23, in Beech Grove. She was born in Boston, Ma., and was an Indiana resident most of her life. She was a retired employee of the old U.S. Shoe Corporation in Crothersville. Memberships included the Church of the American Martyrs in Scottsburg and American Legion Post 89 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1925 ladies’ auxiliary, both in Seymour. Survivors include a son, Sgt. Wayne Hall with the U.S. Air Force in Voorhies, N.J.; two daughters, Sandy Peacock of Deputy and Sherry May of Beech Grove; six grandchildren; and a great-granddaughter. The funeral was conducted on Thursday, March 27, at her church. The Rev. Father Thomas L. Schliessmann officiated. Burial was in Wesley Chapel Cemetery near Austin. Staff of the Collins Funeral Home in Scottsburg was in charge of arrangements.

MORRIS L. CARDINAL, 78, Huntingburg, died on Sunday, March 23, at Memorial Hospital in Jasper. A native of Vincennes, he had formerly lived in Henryville and was a retired Teamsters truck driver. He attended St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Huntingburg. Survivors include a son, David Cardinal of Nashville; two daughters, Dorothy Hautsch of Jasper and Brenda Seitz of Huntingburg; four brothers, Dale Cardinal, Richard Cardinal and Dexter Cardinal, all of Huntingburg, and Joe Cardinal of Henderson, Ky.; eight grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. A parish rosary service was held at the Nass and Son Funeral Home in Huntingburg on Wednesday, March 26. The funeral was conducted on Thursday, March 27, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Huntingburg. Burial was in St. Mary’s Cemetery there.

CECELIA W. McDANIEL, 72, Crothersville, died on Friday, March 21, at Scott Memorial Hospital in Scottsburg. A resident of Crothersville for the past year, she was born in Ohio and had formerly lived in New Orleans, La., Milton, Ky., and Scottsburg. She was a retired New Orleans taxi owner and driver and a member of First Baptist Church in Milton. Survivors include three sons, John Zierhut of Crothersville, Bruce Zierhut Sr. of Francisville, La., and James Johnson of Crothersville’ four daughters, Linda Z. Ryan of Metairie, La., Debbie Z. Billiot of Henderson, Tx., Stephanie Hamelman of Crothersville and Paula Ryan of Mandeville, La.; a brother, Arthur Westrem of Ohio; a sister, Joyce Hart of Illinois; and six grandchildren. The funeral was conducted on Tuesday, March 25, at the Adams Funeral Home in Crothersville. The Rev. Ferril Davis officiated. A graveside service following cremation was conducted on Wednesday, March 26, at Mossett Cemetery in Milton. Memorial gifts may be arranged through the staff of the funeral home to benefit the Mossett Cemetery Fund.

U.S. NAVY ENSIGN JASON ALLEN PROFITT, 22, Norfolk, Va., died on Monday, March 17, while on duty in the Red Sea. He was a native of Scottsburg. Survivors include his widow, the former Rita Goedeker; a son, Jason A. Profitt Jr. of Norfolk; two daughters, Karen Profitt and Jasmine Profitt, both of Norfolk; his parents, Allen Johnson of Scottsburg, Sheila Profitt of Scottsburg and stepfather Rusty Profitt of Charlestown; three brothers, Travis Profitt and Sean Profitt, both of Charlestown, and Kyle Johnson of Holly Springs, N.C.; his grandparents, Lawrence “Pete” Johnson and Ruthie Thomas, both of Scottsburg, Alberta Hollon of Austin, Marcus Campbell of Stanton, Ky., and Don and Mary Profitt of New Albany; and his great-grandmother, Bessie Tracy of Scottsburg. The funeral was conducted on Tuesday, March 25, at Grayson Funeral Home in Charlestown. Burial was in Charlestown Cemetery.

RAYMOND M. THOMPSON, 87, Crothersville, died on Saturday, March 22. A native of Hodgensville, Ky., he was a retired filling station owner, having operated the Chevron in Seymour. He was also a former Yellow Cab driver in Louisville, Ky. He attended the Crothersville United Methodist Church. Survivors include four daughters, Joyce Puckett of Clarksville, Susan Murphy of Crothersville, Ann Dickerson of Westerville, Ohio, and Jackie Walker of Seymour; six grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. The funeral was conducted on Tuesday, March 25, at the Stewart Funeral Home in Scottsburg. Pastor John Adams officiated. Memorial gifts may be arranged through the staff of the funeral home to benefit Hospice of Bartholomew County or Hospice of Jackson County.

JEAN E. CRITTENDON, 47, Haddix, Ky., died on Friday, March 21, at Jewish Hospital in Louisville, Ky. Formerly of Jackson, Ky., she was a homemaker. Survivors include a son, Tommy Crittendon of Jackson; a daughter, Debra Crittendon of Jackson; three sisters, Debra Bishop of Scottsburg, Barbara Holland of Florida and Wilma Davis of Hope, Ky.; and a grandson. A private funeral and burial were conducted. Staff of R.D. Pyke Funeral Service in Henryville was in charge of arrangements.

WILLIAM "TED" OAKLEY, 49, West Baden, died on Thursday, March 20, at his home. Born in Salem, he was a U.S. Army veteran of the Vietnam War and was a graduate of ITT drafting school in Louisville. He was employed as a truck driver. Survivors include a son, Brandon Oakley of Greenwood, S.C.; a daughter, Heather Harvley of Greenwood, S.C.; his mother, Betty Jean Oakley of West Baden; three sisters, Paula Jones of Scottsburg, Brenda Grimes of Paoli and Karen Forbes of Jasper; and two grandchildren. The funeral was conducted on Sunday, March 23, at McAdams Mortuary in Paoli. Bro. Harvey McAdams officiated. Burial was in Paoli Community Cemetery.

MABEL A. HOEVENER, 93, Seymour, died on Friday, February 28, at Memorial Hospital in Seymour. Born in Tampico, she was formerly of Crothersville and had worked at both Morgan Foods Inc. in Austin and the old Brannaman Restaurant at Freeman Field in Seymour. She was a member of St. John Lutheran Church in Sauers. Survivors include a daughter, Lois J. Herndon of Seymour; a sister, Mildred Wehrkamp of Seymour; a brother, Roy Hoevener of Brownstown; and two grandsons. The funeral was conducted on Monday, March 3, at her church. The Rev. Craig Mulbach officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. Memorial gifts may be arranged through the staff of the Adams Funeral Home in Crothersville to benefit St. John Lutheran Church.