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April Obituaries 2010
George L Snell, 78, of Lexington IN, died Thursday, April 29 2010 at Scott Memorial Hospital in Scottsburg IN. He was born December 31 1931 in Madison IN to Floyd & Mary Belle Massey Snell. George was a former merchant Marine, a heavy equipment operator for the State of Indiana, a member of Madison American Legion & Madison Eagles. Survivors: sons Roy Snell (Patsy) of Nabb IN, Daniel William Snell (Carrie) of Scottsburg IN, Mark D Wayne Snell of Nabb IN; daughter Lisa Combs (Larry) of Scottsburg IN; brothers John Snell of Milton KY & Bill Snell of Hanover IN; 8 grandchildren: Christina Wimsatt, Kyle Andrew Combs, Christopher Snell, Shawn Snell, Elizabeth Snell, Nicholas Biggs, Philip Andrew Edes, Mark Jayden Snell. He was preceded in death by his parents, a daughter Gina Sprung, a brother Floyd Snell & a sister Rosie Saurge. Services will be private for the family.
Paul
F Eaheart,
84, died Wednesday, April 28 2010 at Schneck Medical Center in Seymour IN. He
was born June 18 1925 in Orange VA to Benjamin Franklin Eaheart & Goldie Breeden Eaheart. His
second marriage was to Lorena Petri Eaheart. Paul was retired as manager of
Coleman Gas Co in Louisville KY. He was a member of the Lexington Christian
Church in Lexington IN; Clark #40 F&AM; and was a U.S. Army veteran of WWII.
Survivors: wife, Lorena "Deanie" Eaheart of Austin; stepsons Steve Richey
(Debra) of Aurora IL & Jeff Richey (Carol) of Norfolk VA; sisters Hazel Hignett,
Anna Schriber, Nancy Hayes, Betty Porter; stepgrandchildren Amanda Richey, Kevin
Richey, Jason Richey, Travis Richey; He was preceded in death by his parents,
his 1st wife Hilda, stepgranddaughter Melanie Richey, & brother Robert Eaheart.
Visitation: 4pm-8pm, Sunday, May 2 2010 & after 9am Monday at
Stewart & Hoagland Funeral Home. Funeral Service: 11am, Monday, May 3 2010 at
the funeral home with Mitchell Hutchins officiating & burial at
Walnut Ridge Cemetery in Jeffersonville IN.
Masonic
services: 7:30pm, Sunday at the funeral home. Military graveside services,
1:30pm Monday, at the cemetery. Memorial Donations: Lexington
Christian Church, c/o Stewart & Hoagland Funeral Home, 80 N 1st St., Scottsburg
IN 47170
James V "Penny" Mayfield,
91, of Scottsburg IN, died Tuesday, April 27 2010 at Scott Memorial Hospital in
Scottsburg IN. He was born July 26 1918 in French Lick IN to Roscoe & Lillie
Sanders Mayfield and was married to Polly Mayfield. Penny was a retired driver
for Greyhound Bus Lines, a retired driver for Toby Tours & had also been a
mechanic at the Indianapolis 500. He was a member of First Christian Church of
Scottsburg formerly serving as Elder & Deacon & a member of China Marines
Association. He served as a Marine during W.W.II. Survivors: wife, Polly
Mayfield; daughter, Joyce Cerovac of Bella Vista AR; sons, Glen Mayfield (Diann)
of Avon IN & Sandy Mayfield (Sheila) of Agoura Hills CA; 6 grandchildren: Scott
(Julie) Cerovac, Elizabeth Kardynalski, Jennifer Combs (Christopher), Douglas
Mayfield (Shanna), Kristin Mayfield, Andrea Copeland (Don); 14 great
grandchildren:Kayla Kardynalski, TJ Kardynalski, Aaron Kardynalski, Tyler
Kardynalski, Logan Farmer, Caroline Combs, Braden Mayfield, Colton Mayfield,
Preston Mayfield, Kadence Copeland, Allegra Copeland, Cameron Cerovac, Christian
Cerovac, & Caden Cerovac. He was preceded in death by his parents, 2 brothers
Winston Mayfield & Leroy Mayfield & a granddaughter Angela Colbert.
Visitation: 10am - 1:30pm, Saturday,
May 1 2010 at First Christian Church of Scottsburg. Funeral Services: 1:30pm
Saturday at the church with Larry J DeWitt officiating & burial
in Scottsburg Cemetery. Memorial Donations: First Christian Church Senior
Citizens Church Bus., c/o Stewart & Hoagland Funeral Home, 80 N 1st St.,
Scottsburg IN 47170.
Margaret
A Williams,
84 of Scottsburg IN, died, Monday, April 26 2010 at Scott Memorial Hospital in
Scottsburg IN. She was born March 12 1926 in Austin IN to James & Laura Densford
Ferguson. She was married to Frank B Williams Jr. Margaret was a graduate of
Scottsburg High School & Kentucky Baptist School of Nursing. She retired as a
registered nurse having worked for 21 years at Scott Memorial Hospital serving
as Director of Nursing & Assistant Administrator. She had attended IU Southeast
& IU-PU of Indianapolis. She was a member of First Baptist Church in Scottsburg;
was a former member of Phi Beta Psi Sorority; a member of KY Baptist Hospital of
Nursing Alumni; ANA; ISNA & District 13 Nurses Assn; & Gold Star Wives of
America. She was a former chairperson of the Scott County Cancer Drive &
assisted with the American Red Cross Blood Banks. She worked with the fire
department & civil defense officials in planning medical care in case of a
disaster. She assisted the Pilot Club in installing the Life Line phone system.
In 1984 Margaret was named Business & Professional Woman of the Year & in l989
was named Scottsburg High School Outstanding Alumnus. Survivors: daughter,
Rosanne Williams of Louisville KY; a sister, Alice Knoebel Zink of Madison; 2
nieces & 1 nephew. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; & 3
sons.
Visitation:
4pm-8pm, Wednesday, April 28 2010 at the funeral home & 9am-11am, Thursday at
First Baptist Church of Scottsburg. Funeral Services: 11am Thursday at the
church with Pastor Bob Flynn officiating & burial in Scottsburg
Cemetery. Memorial Donations: Phi Beta Psi Cancer Research, c/0 Stewart &
Hoagland Funeral Home, 80 N 1st St., Scottsburg IN 47170.
Robert J Dambra, 59, of Scottsburg IN & formerly of Chicago IL, died Tuesday, April 6 2010 at Floyd Memorial Hospital & Health Care Services in New Albany IN. He was born March 31 1951 in Chicago IL. He formerly was employed as a security guard at JPL (Jet Propulsion Lab) in California; was a member of the Catholic Church; and was a Vietnam veteran with the U.S. Army. Survivors: sons Robert J Dambra Jr., of Atlantic Iowa & Frank A Dambra of Scottsburg IN. He was preceded in death by his parents Angelo Dambra & Janet Bromund Dambra & a brother Frank Dambra. There is no visitation. Military Graveside Services, 11am, Wednesday, April 14 2010 at Indiana Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Madison IN.