Stewart Funeral
Home Inc.
September Obituaries 2006
Keith
David Shafer, 76, of Scottsburg,
died Wednesday, September 27 2006 at Scott Memorial Hospital in Scottsburg.
Keith was born December 24 1929 in Athens Ohio to Paul Dewey & Forrest Rose
Dupuer Shafer who are deceased. He was married to Madge Cissell Shafer on
February 19 1956 who survives. After high school, Keith served in the U.S.Army
during the Korean War as a cryptographer. He was formerly employed at ICI,
formerly employed by Scottsburg City Police, and formerly employed at Wal-Mart.
Other survivors: daughter, Jackie Dietrich & husband John of Henryville IN and 4
grandchildren: Liz Arbuckle, Lee Arbuckle, Johnny Dietrich, & Jacob Dietrich. He
was also preceded in death by 2 brothers. Visitation: 4-8pm Thursday
September 28 2006 and after 10am Friday at Stewart Funeral Home.
Funeral Services: Military Graveside service 1pm Friday
September 29 2006 at Cravens Cemetery near Vienna IN. Chaplain of
Sellersburg American Legion Post officiating with burial in Cravens Cemetery.
Memorial Contributions to: Scott County Veterans War Memorial c/o Stewart
Funeral Home, 80 N 1st St., Scottsburg IN 47170.
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Marian Evelyn
Middleton, 87 of Lexington IN, died
Tuesday, September 19 2006 at Hickory Creek of Scottsburg facility. She was born
September 26 1918 in Jeffersonville IN to C. Herbert & Bertha Phillips
Middleton. Having lived in the area since l921, she had previously lived in
Mishawaka IN, Monroe OH, Staunton IL, & New Albany IN. Marian was a graduate of
Indiana University obtaining a AB in 1940 & a MA in l960. She was a teacher and
librarian and retired in l985 from New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School
Corp. having had a teaching profession during l940-l945 & l947-l983 and served 2
years at Fort Belvoir VA with the Red Cross. Marian held memberships with First
Presbyterian Church of Scottsburg and Lexington Historical Society. Survivors:
her caregivers, Eva Hobson & Marlyn Julian of Scottsburg and Marjorie Lindsley
of Longmont CO. Visitation: 4-8pm, Thursday, September 21 2006 and
10am-2:30pm Friday at Stewart Funeral Home. Funeral Services: 2:30pm,
Friday, September 22 2006 at the funeral home with Rev. Ann B
Haw officiating and burial in Lexington Cemetery. Memorial Contributions to:
First Presbyterian Church of Scottsburg or Lexington Library c/o Stewart Funeral
Home, Inc., 80 N 1st St., Scottsburg IN 47170.
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James
L Terrell, Sr.,
64, died Saturday, September 9 2006 at the Veterans Medical Center in Louisville
KY. James was born July 27 1942 in Commisky IN to Raymond H & Wilma Richey
Terrell, who are deceased. He married Marilyn K Foster Terrell on November 25
1973. James was a graduate of Deputy High School, a member of Bethany Baptist
Church, and a veteran of the U.S. Army serving l960-1963. James was a former
owner & founder of D&M Machine & Tool Shop and also Director of Townes Half-Way
House, Inc. Survivors: Wife, Marilyn K Terrell of Scottsburg; Son, James L
Terrell, Jr. (wife Joyce) of Hanover ; Step Son, Tommy D Thomas of Scottsburg;
Daughters: Sheri L Stacy (husband Carl) of Austin, Catherine Anna-Lisa Folsom
(husband Mike) of Greenfield; Step Daughters, Tracy D Thomas of North Carolina &
Terri D Thomas of Louisville KY; Brothers, John Terrell of Scottsburg & Gene
Terrell (wife Marilyn) of North Vernon; Sisters, Dorothy Sebastain (husband Ed)
of Crothersville, Shirley Davis (husband Mel) of North Vernon, Wanda Robbins
(husband Jeff) of Noblesville, Cheryl Stultz (husband Paul) of Indianapolis,
Sheila Gibson (husband Jim) of Indianapolis, & Paula Harmon (husband Darren) of
Madison; along with 7 grandchildren. Visitation: 2pm-8pm, Wednesday,
September 13 2006 and 10am-1pm Thursday at Stewart Funeral Home. Funeral
Services: 1pm, Thursday, September 14 2006 at the funeral home with
Dave Colbert officiating and burial in Scottsburg Cemetery. Memorial
Contributions to Townes Half-Way House, Inc., c/o Stewart Funeral Home, 80 N 1st
St, Scottsburg IN 47170.
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