JUANITA M. GABERDIEL, 86, Floyds Knobs, died Wednesday, October 29, at Green Valley Care Center in New Albany. She was a retired school teacher from the Jefferson County School System and received her masters in education from the University of Louisville. Funeral services were held on Saturday, November 1, at Kraft Funeral Service with burial in Atkins Chapel Cemetery in Floyds Knobs.

ELIZABETH ANN "BETTY" WOLFE, 82, Louisville, formerly of New Albany, died Wednesday, October 29, at the Episcopal Church Home in Louisville. She was a native of New Albany, the former Elizabeth Ann Denny, and a member of Holy Family Catholic Church. Survivors include two sons, Nelson A. Wolfe Jr. of Louisville and Dr. Thomas A. Wolfe of Milwaukee, Wi.; two daughters, Kathleen Sisk Priddy of Louisville and Leslie A. Wolfe of Chicago, Ill.; two brothers, Merle Denny of Houston, Texas and Jerry Denny of Louisville; two sisters, Bonnie Ellenbrand of Floyds Knobs and Judy Jagielski of Virginia; and nine grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Saturday, November 1, at Holy Family Catholic Church with burial in Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park. Seabrook Dieckmann & Naville Funeral Homes handled the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy should go to the Alzheimer’s Association.

CECIL STONE, 71, Palmyra, died Thursday, October 30, at Floyd Memorial Hospital in New Albany. A native of Henderson, Kentucky, he was retired from the Child Craft Industries in Salem. He was a veteran of the Korean War and a member of the Full Gospel Church in New Salisbury. Survivors include his wife, Wilma Lone Stone; four sons, Garry Stone of Salem, Danny Stone of Scottsburg, David Stone of Pekin and Billy Stone of New Salisbury; two daughters, Sharron Campbell of Salem and Tracy Byrd of Milltown; a brother, John Stone of New Salisbury; four sisters, Sibbie Dukes and Magdalene McCauley, both of Henderson, Kentucky, Dorothy Hagan of Greenfield, and Nellie Harpe of Paducah, Kentucky; 13 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Sunday, November 2, at Love Funeral Home in Palmyra with burial in Central Barren Cemetery.

JAMES M. LYNCH, 70, New Albany, died Thursday, October 30, at Lincoln Hills Health Center in New Albany. He was a native of Crawford County and retired from Pliable Veneers Incorporated in New Albany. Survivors include his wife, Jane Williams Lynch; two sons, Dennis Lynch of New Salisbury and Vincent Lynch of Jeffersonville; two daughters, Shelia Taylor of New Albany and Linda Moore of Corydon; two sisters, Brittie Kilroy of Kalamazoo, Mi. and Ida Klein of New Albany; two brothers, Lee Lynch of Florida and Mike Dell of Corydon; six grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. The body was cremated. Chapman Funeral Home handled the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy should go to Hospice of Southern Indiana.

VICTOR B. HOGAN, 56, Georgetown, died Saturday, November 1, at his home. He was the maintenance director for St. Vincent de Paul in Louisville, a Vietnam veteran and a member of Georgetown Christian Church. Survivors include his wife, the former Sara Ripy of Georgetown; a daughter, Christy Howard of Maryland; a stepson, Brent Skaggs of Morehead, Kentucky; his mother, Aline Hogan of Jeffersonville; two sisters, Barbara Oaks and Donna Rupley, both of Jeffersonville; and one grandchild. A memorial service was held on Tuesday, November 4, at Georgetown Christian Church. Gehlbach & Royse Funeral Home handled the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy should go to Georgetown Christian Church Fellowship Hall.

A. DEANNE HARDEN, 62, Charlestown, died Monday, October 27, at University of Louisville Hospital. She was the former A. Deanne Kerley, a native of Moweaqua, Ill., a secretary for the Charlestown Monument Company and a member of Bethany Christian Church. Survivors include her husband, Larry J. Harden; two sons, Robert M. Harden of Charlestown and Roger B. Harden of Fayetteville, Ga.; two sisters, Joanne Kerley and Ronda Kavelman, both of Lincoln, Ill.; and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Saturday, November 1, at Grayson Funeral Home in Charlestown. Expressions of sympathy should go to Bethany Christian Church, 9007 Highway 62, Charlestown, IN 47111 or to Lincoln Christian College, 100 Campus View Drive, Lincoln, IL 62656.

EFFIE MAZZIE JONES, 94, Jeffersonville, died Tuesday, October 28, at Rolling Hills Healthcare. She was a native of Nevisdale, Kentucky, and a housewife. Survivors include four sons, Robert L. Jones of Jeffersonville, James Jones of Allen Park, Mi., Bill Jones of Lavonia, Mi., and Junior Jones of Westland, Mi.; a daughter, Janice LeDuke of Howell, Mi.; a sister, Florida Miller of Williamsburg, Kentucky; and several grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Friday, October 31, at Solosy Funeral Home in Detroit, Michigan with burial in Woodmere Cemetery. Grayson Funeral Home handled the local arrangements.

DAVID ALLEN HEATH, 41, Marysville, died Wednesday, October 29. He was a native of Clark County, a member of Blue Lick Christian Church and a woodworker at Hi-Tech Veneer in Charlestown. Survivors include his wife, Angela Zollman Heath; two sons, Joshua and Cody Heath; his mother and stepfather, Opal and Matt Thomas of Henryville; a sister, Cindi White of Memphis; a stepsister, Breck Thomas; three nieces, Erica, Adrienne and Melissa White; and several other family and friends. Funeral services were held on Saturday, November 1, at Blue Lick Christian Church in Henryville with burial in Bowery Cemetery in Memphis. R.D. Pyke Funeral Home handled the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy should go to Blue Lick Christian Church in care of the funeral home.

ALEXANDER LEE RAISOR, 10 month old son of Ralph J. and Deloris M. Raisor of Charlestown, died Thursday, October 30. Survivors besides his parents include grandfathers, Donald Raisor of Milan and Tommy Kiper of Louisville; grandmothers, Audry Raisor of Milan and Kennea Kiper of Charlestown; and two sisters, Angel May and Autumn Raisor, both of Charlestown. Funeral services were held on Monday, November 3, at Scott Funeral Home North Chapel with burial in Charlestown Cemetery.

IRENE B. DAVIDSON, 83, Charlestown, died Thursday, October 30, at Clark Memorial Hospital. She was the former Irene Blockson, a native of Spencer County, Kentucky, a factory worker and a member of North Charlestown Church of God. Survivors include two daughters, Norma Gibson of Jeffersonville and Janice Sanders of Otisco; a sister, Mabel Bennett of Bowling Green, Kentucky; eight grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Monday, November 3, at Grayson Funeral Home with burial in Walnut Ridge Cemetery.

JULIAN WAYNE RITTER, 51, formerly of Charlestown, died Friday, October 31, in Gulfport, Ms. He was an independent truck driver, a U.S. Army veteran of the Vietnam War and a member of the American Legion. Survivors include his wife, the former Virginia Mae Green; three sons, Charles W., Billy R. and Julian W. Ritter Jr.; two stepchildren, Jesse and Jennifer Huckby; his mother, Vivian C. Crouch; three brothers, Roger and Barry Ritter and David Crouch; two sisters, Lorie Koellner and Deborah Trisler; his grandmother, Lee Ora May; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held on Monday, November 3, at Collins Funeral Home in Scottsburg with burial in Indiana Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Madison.

GRACE JUANITA SIEDL, 87, New Albany, died Tuesday, October 28, at Robert E. Lee Retirement Home. She was a native of Pekin and a homemaker. Survivors include a daughter, Alice C. Hopper of Salem; four stepchildren; four sisters, Dell Montgomery, Rose Stout, Patricia Boling and Jo Hendricks, all of Salem; 13 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; and seven great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Saturday, November 1, at Hughes-Taylor Funeral Home with burial in Tunnel Hill Cemetery in Edwardsville.

RICHARD S. CHANDLER, 38, Campbellsburg, died Monday, October 27, at University of Louisville Hospital. He was a native of Miami, Florida, and a former cook. Survivors include a daughter, Joyce Chandler of Salem; two sons, Christopher Chandler and Robert Chandler, both of Salem; his father, Clyde L. Chandler of Etowah, North Carolina; his mother, Giralda Borges of Panama City, Florida; five sisters, Carol Chandler of Winter Park, Florida, Dorothy Naus of Key West, Florida, Elizabeth Harlan of Streator, Illinois, Genevieve Hunsinger of Pennsylvania, and Joanna Fleitas of Homestead, Florida; and a brother, Bill Borges of Panama City, Florida. Funeral services will be held at a later date. The body will be cremated. Dawalt Funeral Home handled the arrangements.

MARJORIE O. BOWSMAN, 81, Salem, died Saturday, November 1, at Washington County Memorial Hospital in Salem. She was the former Marjorie O. Burger. Survivors include four sons, Robert E. Bowsman of Corydon and Larry J., Paul A. and Leonard E. Bowsman, all of Salem; two daughters, Mary Lou Siefker of Seymour and Barbara J. Reed of Scottsdale, Az.; 16 grandchildren; and 20 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, November 4, at Dawalt Funeral Home with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy should go to First Baptist Church of Salem.

MARVIN EUGENE SNELL, 50, Madison, died on Wednesday, October 29, at King’s Daughters Hospital there. He was born in Madison and lived there all of his life. He co-owned Snell’s Backhoe since 1983 with his brother and was a former employee of Jay’s Supermarket, the old Meese Manufacturing Inc., General Electric in Louisville, Ky., and Cummins Engine Company. Memberships included First Assembly of God and Sons of the American Legion, Jefferson Post 9, both in Madison. He was also a past president of the Madison Jaycees and served in the Indiana National Guard for several years. Survivors include two sons, James Michael Snell of Milton, Ky., and Joseph Ryan Snell of Madison; a daughter, Cathy Jo Abbott of Milton; his parents, Floyd M. Jr. and Jo Ella Jones Snell of Madison; a brother, Roger Snell of Hanover; two sisters, Rose Ella Everhart of Scottsburg and Jacklyn Davis of Milton; a grandson; and a close friend who cared for him, Linda Myers of Madison. The funeral will be conducted at 11 a.m. today (Saturday) at Morgan-Webster-Nay Funeral Home in Madison. Pastor Steve Perry will officiate. Visitation was observed at the funeral home on Friday, October 31, from 4 to 8 p.m. and is planned today from 9 a.m. until the service. Memorial gifts may be arranged through the staff of the funeral home to benefit the family.

TONI LYNN CLOUD, 33, Madison, died on Tuesday, October 28, at Clark Memorial Hospital in Jeffersonville. She was born in Scottsburg and was a lifelong resident of Jefferson County. She was a graduate of Hanover High School and was an active volunteer at King’s Daughters Hospital in Madison. Survivors include her parents, Doyle and Cindy Cloud of Madison; a sister, Kimberly Rewis of Buford, Ga.; and her grandparents, Mary Cloud of Lexington and Leonard and Lucy Moore of Hanover. The funeral was conducted on Friday, October 31, at Morgan-Webster-Nay Funeral Home in Madison. The Rev. Brad Enevoldsen, the Rev. Michael Cammack and Darrel Rewis officiated. Burial was in Grandview Memorial Gardens in Madison. Memorial gifts may be arranged through the staff of the funeral home to benefit Hospice and Palliative Care of Southeastern Indiana.

VAUNETTA S. MOENTER, 86, Batesville, died on Wednesday, October 22, at Heritage House Nursing Home in Greensburg, where she had been residing. Born in Batesville, she was a homemaker and a member of St. Louis Catholic Church and its ladies’ auxiliary. Survivors include a son, Gary Moenter of Scottsburg; two daughters, Gayla Lecher of Greensburg and Ava Moenter of San Francisco, Ca.; a brother, Malcom “Cap” Heidt of Batesville; and five grandchildren. The funeral was conducted on Monday, October 27, at her church. The Rev. Father Alan Hirt officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. Memorial gifts may be made directly to the Scottsburg Educational Loan Fund, P.O. Box 98, Scottsburg, IN 47170. Staff of the Weigel Funeral Home of Batesville was in charge of arrangements.

OPAL FAYE LEEDY, 67, Madison, died on Sunday, October 26, at King’s Daughters Hospital in Madison. An Owsley County, Ky., native, she had formerly lived in Austin and Scottsburg before moving to Madison in 1997. She was a former employee of the old U.S. Shoe Corporation in Crothersville, Morgan Foods Inc. in Austin and WAVE-TV in Louisville, Ky. Memberships included Chelsea Church of God. Survivors include two sons, William J. Leedy of Madison and Rodrick Leedy of Seymour; three daughters, Debra S. Sember and Wanda Cook, both of Madison, and Pamela J. Pike of Scottsburg; two stepsons, Ronald R. Leedy of Tulsa, Ok., and Donald D. Leedy of Salem; a stepdaughter, Hilan J. Peat of Salem; two brothers, Carlos Shouse of Paris Crossing and Warden Shouse of Gatlinburg, Tn.; two sisters, Jalah Gronenboom of Marysville and Wanda M. Eddings of Jeffersonville; 17 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. The funeral was conducted on Thursday, October 30, at Morgan-Webster-Nay Funeral Home in Madison. The Rev. Terry Eversole officiated. Burial was in Spurgeon Cemetery near Austin. Memorial gifts may be arranged through the staff of the funeral home to benefit her family.

VICKI JOY WHEAT, 40, Scottsburg, died on Monday, October 27, at University Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. Born in Louisville, Ky., she lived most of her life in Scott County and was a member of Kimberlin Creek Baptist Church. She was a salesman for Tom’s Snacks of Bedford. Survivors include her two sons, Scott Allen McCrory and Jonathan Ray McCrory, both of Commiskey; her parents, John and Janet Faith Wheat of Scottsburg; two brothers, Roger D. Wheat and Phillip E. Wheat, both of Scottsburg; and her grandmother, Vyolet Trowbridge VanCampen of Scottsburg. The funeral was conducted on Thursday, October 30, at the Collins Funeral Home in Scottsburg. Pastor Tim Lucas officiated. Burial was in Scottsburg Cemetery.

HELEN NAY HALL, 80, Crothersville, died on Sunday, October 26, at her home. Born in Deputy, she had worked as a cook at Crothersville Community Schools and Schneck Medical Center. She had also worked at Morgan Foods Inc. and at the old American Can Company in Austin. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Crothersville. Survivors include two sons, Thomas Joe Hall of Anderson and David Earl Hall of Crothersville; two daughters, Mary Lou Brown of Columbus and Diana Lynn Sumner of Crothersville; a brother, Donald Nay of Crothersville; a sister, Nancy Marie Lucas of Columbus; 11 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. The funeral was conducted on Wednesday, October 29, at the Adams Funeral Home in Crothersville. The Rev. Jon Pearce officiated. Burial was in Crothersville Cemetery. Memorial gifts may be arranged through the staff of the funeral home to benefit the American Heart Association.

MAXINE M. HASKETT VANCE, 73, of Deputy, died on Sunday, October 26. She and her husband were the former owners of Happy Time Tavern in Seymour, and she was a retired employee of the Seymour Recreational Department. She was a member of St. Ambrose Catholic Church in Seymour. Survivors include her husband, Robert L. Vance; four sons, Robert “Tony” Vance, Timothy L. Vance, Kevin J. Vance and Patrick I. Vance; a daughter, Rosa Stuckwisch of Brownstown; a brother, Raymond Haskett of Seymour; a sister, Irma Hazzard of Boiling Springs, S.C.; 12 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. A memorial service was conducted on Wednesday, October 29, at the Catholic Church of the American Martyrs in Scottsburg. The Rev. Father Thomas Schliessmann officiated. Staff of the Adams Funeral Home in Crothersville handled arrangements.

RHEBA J. SEEBOLD, 61, Lexington, died on Saturday, October 25, at Clark Memorial Hospital in Jeffersonville. A life resident of Scott County, she was a homemaker. Survivors include her husband, William Seebold; two sons, Wesley Hall and Brian Hall, both of Lexington; a daughter, Sandra Bagby of Lexington; a sister, Janice Poteet of Anchorage, Ky.; and two grandchildren. The funeral was conducted on Tuesday, October 28, at the Collins Funeral Home in Scottsburg. The Rev. Deanna Jobst officiated. Burial was in Lexington Cemetery.

ROBERT DALE McKENNON, 43, Otisco, died on Saturday, October 25, at his home. A native of Scottsburg, he was a tire and lube technician for the Wal-Mart Super Center in Scottsburg. Survivors include his widow, the former Deborah Carnes; a son, Robert McKennon; three daughters, Amy Douglas of Cosby, Tn., Denisa DeWilde of Jeffersonville and Rachel Howes of Knoxville, Tn.; two brothers, Tony McKennon of Charlestown and Jerry Keach of Corydon; five sisters, Evelyn Akemon of Scottsburg, Pam Louden of Seymour, Marshell Gilbert and Theresa Abell, both of Jeffersonville, and Julia Wilson of Henryville; and nine grandchildren. The funeral was conducted on Tuesday, October 28, at the Grayson Funeral Home in Charlestown. Burial was in Scaffold Lick Cemetery near Blocher.

LEON E. "SHORTY" HULS, 90, Crothersville, died on Saturday, October 25, at Hoosier Christian Village in Brownstown, where he had briefly resided. A retired employee of the old American Can Company in Austin, he worked there for 32 years, retiring in 1970. He was a native of Crothersville and a member of the First Baptist Church of Crothersville. Survivors include two sons, Thomas Huls of White House, Tn., and Jim Huls of Crothersville; seven grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and seven great-great-grandchildren. The funeral was conducted on Tuesday, October 28, at the First Baptist Church of Crothersville. The Rev. Jon Pearce officiated. Burial was in Crothersville Cemetery. Memorial gifts may be arranged through the staff of the Adams Funeral Home in Crothersville to benefit the church’s building fund or Hoosier Christian Village.

IDA DEATON, 92, Austin, died on Friday, October 24, at the Bacala Nursing Center in Scottsburg, where she had been residing. She was born in Perry County, Ky., and was a retired employee of Morgan Foods Inc. in Austin. Survivors include a son, Wilford Deaton of Austin; a daughter, Nancy Guynn of Flint, Mi.; a brother, Burl Spurlock of Austin; a sister, Mary Holbrook of Scottsburg; two half-sisters, Wanda Morris of Seymour and Edna Bowling of Manchester, Ky.; seven grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren. The funeral was conducted on Monday, October 26, at the Buchanan Funeral Home in Austin. The. Rev. Granville Barger officiated. Burial was in New Providence Cemetery near Austin.

LEONARD "JUNIOR" STROUD, 71, Austin, died on Wednesday, October 22, at Clark Memorial Hospital in Jeffersonville. He was originally from English and a retired employee of Lear Siegler. Survivors include his widow, the former Edna Ruth Hodge; five sons, Lonnie Stroud, Tim Stroud, Leonard Stroud, David Stroud and Charles Stroud; seven daughters, Patricia Stroud, Lisa Organ, Paula Smith, Teresa Martin, Lil Marsh, Eunice Campbell and Christina Alcorn; a brother, John Stroud; 31 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; and several great-great-grandchildren. The funeral was conducted on Monday, October 27, at the Voss Chapel in Seymour. The Rev. Mark Myers officiated. Burial was in Riverview Cemetery in Seymour. Memorial gifts may be arranged through the staff of the funeral home to benefit the Indiana State Police Crime Prevention Fund.

ERLENE GRAY, 80, Indianapolis, died on Saturday, October 25, at Regency Place in Greenwood, where she had been residing. She was a homemaker. Survivors include a son, Jeff Gray of Greenwood; and five grandchildren. A private funeral was conducted. Staff of G.H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1605 South State Road 135, Greenwood, handled arrangements. Burial was in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens in White River Township. Memorial gifts may be made through the staff of the funeral home to benefit the Susan G. Kuonen Breast Cancer Foundation.

JACKIE ALLEN MULL, 72, Salem, died on Wednesday, October 22, at his home. Born in Washington County, he was a U.S. Army National Guard veteran of the Korean War and served as a deacon at his church, New Beginnings Baptist in Salem. Memberships also included American Legion Post 105 in Henryville and the Moose Lodge in Sellersburg, Farm Bureau Co-op and Fraternal Order of Eagles in Salem. He was a charter member of the Monroe Township Volunteer Fire Department in Henryville. He had worked in construction and as a farmer. Survivors include his widow, the former Martha Seipp Payne; two sons, Jack D. Mull of Jeffersonville and Dale A. Mull of Salem; three daughters, Treena Wiseman of New Albany and Jerry Lee Munk and Lodema Dillon, both of Salem; a stepdaughter, Rhonda Jean of Salem; three brothers, Emmett Mull and Ferris Mull, both of Henryville, and Boyd Mull of Columbus; three sisters, Beulah Mae Ridenour of Florida, Janice Brown of Mooresville and Bonita Chastain of Scipio; 12 grandchildren; and a great-grandson. The funeral was conducted on Saturday, October 25, at R.D. Pyke Funeral Service in Henryville. Bro. Bill Berry and Scott Huffaker officiated. Burial was in Mt. Zion Cemetery at Henryville following military graveside honors. Memorial gifts may be arranged through the staff of the funeral home to benefit New Beginnings Baptist Church or Hospice of Southern Indiana.