Stewart Funeral
Home Inc.
May Obituaries 2007
George W Hill,
96, of Scottsburg IN died Monday, May 28 2007 at Scott Villa Living Center in
Scottsburg. He was born November 13 1910 in Berea KY to Thomas E & Dovey King
Hill, both deceased. He married Mildred Woods Hill on November 13 1959 in
Edinburgh IN. George was employed for 50 years at Morgan Foods as a supervisor,
was a former contractor, and formerly served a lunch stand during
seasonal vegetable pack at Morgan Foods. He was a member of First Baptist Church
in Scottsburg, was a 50 year member of Scottsburg F&AM Lodge #572, was a member
of Farm Bureau, and McDonald's Coffee Club. Survivors: wife, Mildred Hill
of Scottsburg; sons, George E Hill & wife Mary Ann of Scottsburg & James Marvin
Hill of Portage IN; stepson, Robert Morris & wife Peggy of Dallas TX; daughter,
Sharron Sue O'Neal of Milford OH; 15 grandchildren & 9 great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by parents, a daughter Charlotte Ann Fox & a
grandchild, brothers, James Lusk Hill, Robert E Hill, Daniel D Hill and sisters,
Mae Seaver, Ellen Kreeger, & Lucy Kelley.
Visitation: 4-8pm, Wednesday, May 30 1007 & after
9am Thursday at Stewart Funeral Home. Funeral Services: 11am, Thursday, May 31
2007 at the funeral home with Pastor Bob Flynn officiating and burial in
Scottsburg Cemetery. Memorial
Contributions to First Baptist Church of Scottsburg c/o Stewart Funeral Home, 80
N 1st St. Scottsburg IN 47170.
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Roy Wayne Simms, 57, of Lexington
IN, died May 21 2007 at Norton Suburban Hospital in Louisville KY. He was born
September 21 1949 in Addyson OH to Roy & Susie Baker Simms, both who are
deceased. He was a graduate of Austin High School, served with the U.S. Army
Reserve, retired from the old American Can, was a member of House of Prayer in
Austin, the American Legion, Scott County Sheriff's Reserve, and ABATE Region 9.
He is survived by a son, Jason & wife Mary Simms of Austin, his companion, Ann
Hall of Lexington; brother Roger & wife Kathy Simms of Austin; sister, Patsy &
husband David Vastine of Aurora; step-sons, Charlie & wife Paula Kern of
Scottsburg, John & wife Christy Nicholson of Hawthorne FL, William Nicholson of
Butlerville, 5 grandchildren, and 5 step grandchildren. Memorial Donations to
Relay for Life or Liver Foundation c/o Stewart Funeral Home, 80 N 1st St.,
Scottsburg IN 47170. Visitation: 4-8pm, Wednesday, May 23 2007 and after
10am Thursday at the funeral home. Funeral Services: 2pm Thursday at the funeral
home, with Rev. Bobby Spicer officiating and burial in New Providence
Cemetery.
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Evans E Banbury,
93, of Scottsburg IN died Tuesday, May 15 2007 at Scott Memorial Hospital. He
was born October 28 1913 in Pratt Kansas to J.C. & Emma Francis Banbury, both
deceased. Evans moved to Scottsburg in 2002 after having resided in Colby Kansas
and moving to Oklahoma City in l993. He was married to Virginia Schisler Banbury
who survives. Evans was a graduate of Kansas State University and retired as
the Director of Agriculture Experimental Station in Colby Kansas which is a part
of Kansas State University. He received the county agents' Distinguished Service
Award and numerous state and county awards for outstanding contributions in soil
& water conservation over his 35 years of dedication & leadership in
agricultural education and research in Kansas. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army
during WWII serving in the south Pacific. Memberships included Scottsburg United
Methodist Church, Goodland Rotary, Goodland Chamber of Commerce, Colby Rotary, a
Rotary Fellow, & the American Legion in Colby KS. Survivors along with his wife
Virginia; daughter, Melanie Foster (Erle) of Scottsburg; granddaughter, Shannon
Howser (Patrick) of Scottsburg; great grandsons, Evan Howser & Ryan Howser of
Scottsburg. Also preceded in death by 4 brothers, 2 sisters, & a great
granddaughter, Camryn Howser. Visitation: 9am-11am, Friday, May 18 2007
at Scottsburg United Methodist Church in Scottsburg. Funeral Services: 11am
Friday at the church. Burial in Scottsburg Cemetery. Rev Doug Wallace
officiating. Military Graveside Services at the cemetery. Memorial Donations to
Scottsburg United Methodist Church or Kansas State University Agricultural
Department c/o Stewart Funeral Home, Inc., 80 N 1st St., Scottsburg IN 47170
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Lawrence E Nevils, 71, of Austin
IN, died Monday, May 7 2007 at Scott Memorial Hospital in Scottsburg IN. He was
born March 23 1936 in Taswell Tennessee to Clifford A & Ethel J Richardson
Nevils, both who preceded him in death. Lawrence was a veteran in the U.S.Army
serving during the Korean conflict, was retired as a union laborer with road
construction, very much enjoyed the outdoors with hunting & fishing, and was a
member of New Providence Baptist Church and the American Legion. He is survived
by his wife, Cillar Ingalls of Austin; son, Larry Nevils of Scottsburg; daughter
Maxine Nevils of Austin; Stepsons, Eddie Ingalls (Anna Marie) of Scottsburg,
Robert Ingalls of Austin, Phil Ingalls (Kimberly) of Austin, David Ingalls
(Sharon) of Scottsburg; Stepdaughters, Laura Hall (Clark) of Scottsburg, Selena
Beatty (Charlie) of Marion IL, Shirley Tobias (Bob) of Scottsburg, Faith Yonts
(Duane) of Austin; 15 step grandchildren & 13 step great grandchildren; brother,
Johnny Nevils (Susie) of Scottsburg; sister, Betty J Holder (Ray) of Columbus;
aunts, Martha Nevils of Crossville TN & Delpha Proctor of York PA & many nieces
& nephews. Visitation: 11am-1pm, Thursday, May 10 2007 at Stewart
Funeral Home. Funeral Services: 1pm Thursday at the funeral home with
Pastor Dan Jackson officiating and burial in Scottsburg Cemetery. Graveside
Military Service at the cemetery. Memorial Donations to New Providence Baptist
Church.
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