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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1994 D11 INDEX OF METRO-AREA OBITUARIES Deaconess to open 'progressive care center' Obituaries MARION COUNTY John Akins Frances E. Burnside John Henry Coss Edward E. Dixson Adell Ervin Catherine Fioretti Willie Smith Ford Barbara Walker Martin Sylvia Circle McDonald Lawrence A. Mulry III Ronnie Lynn Owens Jannie Knox Patrick Harry T. Richardson Sr.

Howard A. Robinson Irma A. Woodrum Smith Michael Robert Stevenson Donald J. Whittington Edwin E. "Pete" Widner Clyde Woods HAMILTON COUNTY E.

Mane Hobbs Sproles JOHNSON COUNTY Edward Bumberger Jr. ident of patient care services for Deaconess Hospital. "Instead of maintaining patients In the acute care setting, we'll have an opportunity to move them to a setting that can operate at a lower cost," White said. She said the average stay will be 20 to 25 days. Therapists, nurses, dietitians and social workers will be on the treatment team.

HAZEL BRIANT kNOY, 99. Rush-ville. formerly of Morgan County, died Monday. Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday In Moster Cox Funeral Home, Rushvllle, with calling from 4 p.m.

to 8 p.m. today. Mrs. Knoy was a member of Fairvlew Christian Church. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association.

She was the widow of Ralph Knoy. Survivors: daughters. Betty Jo Wilson and Marjorie Huber: sons. Bill and Gene Knoy: 10 grandchildren: 21 great-grandchildren: seven great-great-grandchildren. BARBARA WALKER MARTIN, 96.

Indianapolis, died Tuesday. Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday In First Congregational Church, of which she was a member. She had been an elementary school teacher 36 years In Michigan, retiring in 1959. Memorial contributions may be made to the church.

She was the widow of Howard A. Martin. Survivors: son, John C. Martin: sister, Louise A. Walker; two grandchildren.

Associated Press Evansvllle, lnd. An Evans-vllle hospital Is converting Its former psychiatric ward into a 36-bed "progressive care center" for patients who no longer need acute care but are not ready to go home. The unit, which will open this fall, will serve a variety of patients, said Linda White, vice pres- For The BIRTHS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL EAST Boy BURDICK. Jeffrey and Oebra. Girl LAWSON, Gena.

COMMUNITY HOSPITAL NORTH Boys FAGAN. Mark and Michele; NEAFUS. Steven and Cinda; PATTERSON. Timothy and Angela: WEIR. Joseph and Nancy.

Girl GUNOERSON. Jon and Dawn. COMMUNITY HOSPITAL SOUTH Boys KLINE. John and Robin: VENTURA. Jason and Sara: WILLIAMS.

Shane and Robin. Girl COMBS, Thomas and Jennifer. INDIANA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL Boys HATCHETT. Andre and Elizabeth; KNUCKLES, Andrew and Kimberly. Girls HANSON, Richard and Susan; HORN, Kelly and RICHWINE, Jennifer: PONNAZHAGAN, Selvarangan and VEENA, Ponnahagan.

METHODIST HOSPITAL Boys BOOTH. George and Anna: BROOKINS, Angela: CURTISS, Kimberly; DAVIS. Jeffrey and Lisa; GERENDA. Anthony and Kimberly: HOLMGREN. Elizabeth; JONES, Michael and Tammera; KOZACHIK, James and Heather; VIRT.

Troy and Andrea; WALKER. Bradley and Brandi. Girls CHRISTIANSON. John and Gwendolyn: MILLER. Rex and Susan; THOMPSON.

Michael and Beverly; TRIMMER. Derek and Angela; WALKER. Robyn; WYATT. Michael and Heather. ST.

FRANCIS HOSPITAL Boys SPRING, Michelle. Girls BASQUE. Jose and Tina; KEMP. Stephen and Jean. ST.

VINCENT HOSPITAL Boys CURRY, Ronald and Janet: EGAN, Richard and Keira; WAGNER, Michael and Laura. Girls BLAND. Keith and Karen; DUNAWAY. Cha-mar; WILSON. Robert and Kathryn.

WISHARD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Boys BELL. Dean and Katherine: McCOY. James and Bonita; SMITH, Tracy; THOMPSON, Joseph and Linda Girl THORNTON, Anthony and Jeannine. WOMEN'S HOSPITAL OF INDIANAPOLIS Boys ASHER, Stan and Mary Lou; COPPINGER, Michael and Donna; HUESING, Rob and Erica: LEBROCK, Oavid and Demse; MAR20LF, Tim and Beth Ann; WOLF, Barbara. Girls BRET, Brian and Sue Anne; GARBER.

Kevin and Tina: HURST. John and Julie; RAMSEY, Scott and Amy; TOBAR, Chuck and Marti; WOOD, Michael and Kathleen. MARRIAGE UCENSES Johnathan L. Adamson. 523 N.

Alton Sarah J. Smith. 9020 Evergreen Ave. David Baranyk and Nancy C. Feeney.

both of 926 Highland Ave. Jimmie D. Bickers and Debbie K. Steele, both of 602 Linwood Ave Robert E. Byers and Christina M.

Wood, both of 2032 Olive St. Patrick B. Cavanaugh and Kelly D. Armstrong, both of 6132 Downing Drive. Ronald W.

Cole. 2903 Black Knight Connie W. Fischer. 490 Monroe St. David M.

Dalton Jr. and Anita S. Strough, both of 4564 Young Ave. Kenneth E. Ford and Melissa S.

Collis. both of 5712 Port Irving Drive. Charles D. Goodman and Randa D. Good, both of 522 N.

Drexel Ave. Richard A. Hedge and Christie K. Macy. both of 6645 Sundown Drive South.

Danny J. Hicks and Carol L. Kneg. both of 5111 Carvel Ave. Dell A.

Howard and Hannah R. Timmons, both of 1135Whitcomb Ave. Kevin D. Jeffries and Maria J. Jeffries, both of 1362 N.

Tuxedo St. James A. Jones and Angela D. Whi.ker. both of 764 Lake Nora South Court.

Dwayne A. Kirstem and Lori A Van Cleave, both of 4922 Brookville Road. James E. Kistler. South Bend; Can A.

Meadows. 5B12 Coppock Lane. Robert A Laudig, 321 Dearborn Vennessia C. Roberts, 1121 N. BevilleAve.

Ki-cheal Lee and Marguerite Y. Kim, both of 8742 LeMode Court. Jesse W. Lowery and Joann Berry, both ol 6420 Commons Onve. Michael E.

Martin and Margaret E. Hendrickson, both of 5629 Orchardgrass Lane. Alan R. Masters, Dearborn. Shirley J.

Morrison, 6052 Pebble Creek Court. William 0. McClam Jr. and Kimberley E. Cannon, both of 6011 Williamsburg Court.

James E. McClung III. Kokomo: Kellie M. Johnson. 1422 Badger Drive.

Matthew J. Nichols and Mary L. Davis, both ot 5801 Olney St. Sylvester Page 3637 Graham Sharon N. Huggms.

5431 Glencoe Si. Gregory J. Pitman and Angela M. Burke, both ol 902 N. Meridian St.

Avery C. Preddie and Aisha M. Kishta, both of 4621 Candle Court. Walter E. Rhodes.

3402 Admar Court; Cassandra L. Rogers. 3551 N. Rural St. Kolby Rizor and Brenda L.

Howland. both of 1221 N. Mitthoeler Road. Franklin Roberts and Angela L. Butler, both ol 2620 Greylnar Court.

Michael R. Robertson and Donna J. Thomas, both of 1325 Sandy Ann Lane. Andrew Sawin and Michelle L. Kmcer.

both of 803 E. 64th St. Thomas R. Shay. 433 Lick Creek Bobbi J.

Tranbarger, 4415 Willow Glen Lane. Matthew A. Simpson. Tampa, Amber L. Marshall, 2624 Oell Zell Drive.

Timothy M. Skinner and Mary J. Stillwell, both ol 219 Troy Ave. Victor Skrobinski and Sheila K. Davis, both of 1037 Tennis Court Circle.

Bruce Thome and Alicia S. Grosfeld. both of Minneapolis. James Tierney and Karol A. Scheid.

both of 7935 Wheat Ridge Court. David L. Tyner and Adonnis M. Reaves, both ol 3230 Lincoln Road-Roger E. Werner.

Founlaintown; Rhonda R. Mann. 8905 Country Walk Drive. Steven D. Williams, Fortville; Brittney R.

Leeper. 222 S. Stale Ave, Ian Patrick Sickels MORGAN COUNTY Robert T. Mobley FORMER RESIDENTS Raymond E. "Ed" Craig Hazel Briant Knoy Mary Louise Hall Rampke Robert 0.

Rutledge Mina Leona Tripp Kristine M. Yanda Vance Pat Jennings, ex-congressman from Virginia Associated Press Marlon, Va. Pat Jennings, who parlayed his ties to Democratic presidents into perks for his poor Virginia district during 12 years In Congress, died Tuesday after a tractor he was driving overturned and crushed him. He was 74. A Democrat, Jennings was elected to Congress from Virginia's 9th District In 1954 and served six terms.

His 12-year tenure ended when Republican William C. Wampler defeated him in 1966. After his defeat, his colleagues elected him clerk of the House, an administrative job he held until November 1975. After leaving the House, Jennings returned to his farm and car dealership in Virginia. He had been clearing brush on a slope behind the Marion auto dealership when his tractor overturned.

In Congress, Jennings allied himself with Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson, often trading upon his seat on the House Ways and Means Committee to win a presidential blessing for projects in his district. "His mission was to take care of a very poor area of Virginia, and he used the federal government to make it possible," said Larry Sabato, a University of Virginia political scientist. Jennings was particularly fond of the folksy Johnson.

The congressman supported U.S. Involvement In the Vietnam War, but later questioned the wisdom of LBJ's expensive War on Poverty back home at the same time. Manuel Gonzalez, FBI's 1st Hispanic assistant director Associated Press Washington Assistant FBI Director Manuel J. Gonzalez, head of the bureau's personnel division and the first agent of Hispanic origin to serve as assistant director, has died at 50. The 21 -year veteran special agent died Monday of natural causes, the bureau announced Tuesday.

After five years with the New York Police Department, where he became a detective. Gonzalez Joined the FBI In 1973. He served in the FBI's Philadelphia, New York and Miami field offices and as the bureau's ombudsman. He was named chief Investigator In 1983 for the President's Commission on Organized Crime and later worked in the organized crime section at FBI headquarters. "Manny represented the best of the FBI the past and the future.

He served his country and the law enforcement community unselfishly and distinguished himself in a variety of assignments," said FBI Director Louis J. Freeh, who named Gonzalez an assistant director last October. Freeh cited Gonzalez's "total professionalism, outstanding achievements and, most of all, his compassion to others" in awarding him the FBI Medal for Meritorious Achievement last week. He Is survived by his wife. Sherry; two sons, Nicholas and Anthony; and a daughter, Teresa.

MINA LEONA TRIPP, 88, Scottsdale. formerly of Indianapolis, died Sunday. Services will be at 5 p.m. today in Messlnger Mortuary Chapel. Scottsdale.

with calling from 4 p.m. She had been a saleswoman for the former H.P. Wasson Co. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. 2929 E.

Thompson Road, Phoenix. Ariz. 85016 or to Hospice of the Valley, 2601 E. Thomas Road. Phoenix.

Ariz. 85016. Survivors: daughter. Ann Chadwlck: son. Jerry Tripp; sisters, Ada Chad-dock and Lillian Addy: nine grandchildren: 13 great-grandchildren.

EDWIN E. "PETE" WIDNER, 72. Indianapolis, died Monday. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Conkle Funeral Home.

Speedway Chapel, with calling from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. today. He had been a carpenter 15 years for Mike Beatty Construction retiring In 1987. Mr.

Widner was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors: wife. Allie D. Catron Widner: son, Ron Widner: sisters, M. Dell Hammonds and Margaret Seldidge: five grandchildren: three great-grandchildren.

CLYDE WOODS, 92. Indianapolis, died Monday. Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday in Lavenia's Home for Funerals, with calling from 11 a.m. He had been a clerk more than 25 years for the U.S.

Postal Service. Mr. Woods was a member of Faith United Church and a former assistant pastor at Northside New Era Baptist Church. Survivors: wife. Leona Nolcox Woods: son.

Clyde E. Woods: daughters. Barbara Williamson and Betty Dotson: six grandchildren: a great-grandchild. CORRECTION The Rev. LINNIE R.

NEAL He was not a staff chaplain of Crown Hill Funeral Home, as was stated In the obituary Tuesday. He was chaplain of the 25th Street Men's Club. JOHN AKINS, 78. Indianapolis, died Saturday. Services will be at 1 p.m.

Thursday In Williams and Bluitt Funeral Home, with calling from noon. Mr. Aklns had been a maintenance man 10 years for Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis. He was the widower of Fannie S. Butler Aklns.

LOWELL BROWN, 65, Lafayette, died Monday. Services will be at I p.m. Thursday in Harry W. Moore Appleget Northeast Funeral Chapel, with calling from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

today. He had been a factory worker many years for Chrysler Corp. at Indianapolis, retiring in 1985. Mr. Brown was an Army veteran of the Korean War.

He was a member of Maple Grove Baptist Church. Survivors: friends. Rod and Lana Bauer. EDWARD C. BUMBERGER 37.

New Whiteland. died Monday. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in Flinn and Maguire Funeral Home, Franklin, with calling from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.

today. He worked 16 years for Kawneer Co. Franklin. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Lung Association. Survivors: mother.

Orvetta May Scheetz: sisters, Carol Laslter, Nancy Fletcher, Catherine Buchanan. Diana Robinette and Cindy O'Dell. FRANCES ELIZABETH BURNSIDE, 67. Indianapolis, died Sunday. Services will be at 11 a.m.

Thursday in Mount Helm Missionary Baptist Church, of which she was a member, with calling from 9 a.m. She had been a key punch operator for 10 years at the State Office Building, retiring in 1992. Survivors: sisters. Leota E. Smith.

Willa Roberta Isaac and Bessie Burnside. Lavenia's Home for Funerals is handling arrangements. JOHN HENRY COSS, 54. Indianapolis, died Monday. Services be at 10 a.m.

Thursday in Wilson St. Herre Chapel of the Chimes, with calling from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. today. Mr.

Coss was a truck driver several years for Blackburn Trucking Greenfield. Survivors: sons. John H. Jr. and Chris Coss: stepmother, Mildred Coss: brothers.

Robert and Jeff Coss: sisters, Ruth Hetrick and Peggy Green: companion. Ruth Pearson. RAYMOND E. "ED" CRAIG, 67, Columbia City, formerly of Indianapolis, Greenwood and Whiteland, died Monday. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Thursday In Smith and Sons Funeral Home, Columbia City, with calling from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. today.

He had worked 15 years for Fort Wayne Structural Steel retiring in 1983. Previously, he worked for Kennedy Tank Co. and STAFCO Tank Columbia City. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Survivors: wife, Barbara Radtke Craig; sons, Mike, Charles and Sean Craig; daughter, Theresa Metzger: brothers, John, Bob, Dale and Tom Craig; sisters, Martha Davis and Helen Uhls: six grandchildren; two stepgrandchildren.

EDWARD E. DIXSON, 72. Indianapolis, died Monday. Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in McMullan Funeral Home.

Westfleld, with calling from 2:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday. He had been a driver for Stltzer Buick, retiring In 1987. Previously, he was a salesman 25 years for TMX Truck Line.

Mr. Dixson was an Army Air Forces veteran of World War II. Survivors: wife, Louise Fosnlght Dixson: daughter, Heidi Dixson: stepson. Bob Helnz-man: stepdaughters, Audrey Ford and Bonnie Harvey: brothers. Cecil.

Jim and Bob Dixson: sister. Mary Strasser: II grandchildren: five great-grandchildren. ADELL ERVIN, 50, Indianapolis, died Friday. Services will be at noon Thursday in Peoples Funeral Home, with calling from 10 a.m. She worked for Methodist Hospital five years.

She was a member of Grace Memorial Baptist Church. Survivors: sons. Gary and James Jones: daughter, Sharon Jones: mother, Nora Jones: brothers, Wendell and Charles Ervln: sisters, Ruth Jones, Carolyn Carpenter, Lula Ervln. Ida Trotter and Linda McCowan. WILLIE SMITH FORD, 76.

Indiana-polls, died Sunday. Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday In Mount Vernon Community Missionary Baptist Church, of which he was a member. Calling will be from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.

today In Stuart Mortuary. He had worked 12 years for Link-Belt Chain Division of FMC retiring In 1974. Previously. Mr. Ford worked 28 years for National Malleable Steel Castings Corp.

Survivors: wife. Ber-nice Jones Coleman Ford: daughters. Bernetta Phillips and Ruth A. Wilson: sister. Pearlie Hill: seven grandchildren: 13 great-grandchildren.

CATHERINE FIORETTI. 52. Indianapolis, died Monday. Services will be at 9 a.m. today in St.

Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, of which she was a member. A psychiatric social worker, she was In private practice for five years. Previously, she worked 10 years for Midtown Mental Health Center. She was a graduate of Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.

Survivors: daughter. Kelli Little. Flanner Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary is handling arrangements. Crown Hill NERAL HOME 700 West 38th St. 925-3800 Cremoiion services ovoiloble Crown Hill CEMETERY 700 West 38thiSt.

925-8231 HOWARD A. ROBINSON, 43. Indianapolis, died Saturday. Services will be at 7 p.m. Thursday In Williams and Bluitt Funeral Home, with calling from 6 p.m.

He was a former Golden Gloves boxer. Mr. Robinson was a member of Wlshard Memorial Chapel. Survivors: parents, Arthur and Lude-lla Williams Robinson; brothers, Willie Charles E. and Alfonso L.

Robinson; sisters, Geraldine Bryant, Cassandra Gant and Earlene, Doris Ann, Mary Ann and Margaret Suzanne Robinson. ROBERT 0. RUTLEDGE, 67. Mau-mee. Ohio, formerly of Indianapolis, died Tuesday.

Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday In Lizton (lnd.) Christian Church, with graveside services afterward at Kof Cemetery, Lizton. There will be no calling. He had worked 14 years for Nickle's Bakery, Toledo. Ohio, retiring In 1990.

Previously, he was a paint salesman 25 years for various companies. Mr. Rut-ledge was an Army veteran of World War II. Memorial contributions may be made to Asbury United Methodist Church. 4725 Dorr Toledo, Ohio 43615: Connie's House, 643 Parkside Toledo, Ohio 43607: or any shelter for the homeless.

Survivors: wife, Joanne E. Rutledge: daughter, Rachel L. Rutledge: son, Robert M. Rutledge: sisters, Katherine Brady and Maxlne Dale: brother, John Rutledge. Walter Funeral Home, Toledo, Is handling arrangements.

IAN PATRICK SICKELS, 20-month-old son of C. Scott and Jane Marie Wright Sickels, Greenwood, formerly of Indianapolis, died Monday. Services will be at 11:30 a.m. Thursday In Forest Lawn Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Home, Greenwood West, with calling from 5 p.m.

to 9 p.m. today. Memorial contributions may be made to Methodist Memorial Children's Hospital. E-108, P.O. Box 1367, Indianapolis, lnd.

46206, or to Drug Prevention Teddy Bear Program, In care of Society Bank, Southport Branch, 7447 U.S. 31 South, Indianapolis, lnd. 46227. Other survivors: grandparents, Fredrick and Betty Chapman Wright and Donald and Ruth Phillips Sickels; great-grandmother, Una Wright. IRMA A.

WOODRUM SMITH, 81. Indianapolis, formerly of North Salem, died Tuesday. Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Porter Funeral Home, North Salem, with calling from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Thursday. She had owned Ray and Irma Cafe, North Salem. She also had worked 22 years for Indiana University Medical Center, retiring In 1979. Mrs. Smith was a member of Seventh Eighth United Christian Church.

She was the widow of Raymond Smith. Survivors: daughters, Lou Ellen Rlchey, Joan Long and Jean Coburn: sisters. Amy Byrum and Sclma Hedge; brothers, Dennis and Roy Woodrum; seven grandchildren: five great-grandchildren. E. MARIE HOBBS SPROLES, 71.

Noblesvllle, died Monday. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. today at Crownland Cemetery, Noblesvllle. She was the widow of Edward J. Sproles.

Survivors: son, Danny Sproles: brother, R.J. Hobbs: sisters, Helen Staple-ton, Virginia Gibson, Betty Edens and Katie Olinger. Randall and Roberts Logan Street Chapel, Noblesvllle. is handling arrangements. MICHAEL ROBERT STEVENSON, 22.

Indianapolis, died Friday after a shooting. Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday In Second Baptist Church, of which he was a member and former Junior deacon. Calling will be from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.

today In Boatrlght Funeral Home. Mr. Stevenson worked In the produce department of Safeway Foods. Survivors: daughter, Simone Lashae Stevenson: son, Michael Robert Stevenson mother and stepfather, Patricia Stevenson Ray and Tyrone Ray: brother, Kenyatta Ray: grandmothers. Sarah Stevenson and Theresa Stevenson: great-grandmother, Thelma Stevenson: fiancee, Patricia Dalton.

DONALD J. WHITTINGTON, 67. Indianapolis, died Monday. Memorial services will be at 6 p.m. Thursday in Faith United Church of Christ, of which he was a member.

There will be no calling. He had been a welder-fabricator 12 years for the Indianapolis Fire Department, retiring In 1989. Previously, he was a welder-fabricator 30 years for the Naval Avionics Center. Mr. Whittington was a Navy veteran of World War II.

Memorial contributions may be made to Roudebush Veterans Affairs Medical Center or the church. Survivors: wife, Helen C. Van Jelgerhuls Whittington: daughters. Catherine R. Mosier and Caryn J.

Goad: mother. Nancy Doris Lewman Whittington: two grandchildren. Little Sons Memorial Chapel. Beech Grove, is handling arrangements. KRISTINE M.

YANOA VANCE, 31. Jacksonville, formerly of Indiana-polls, died Monday. Services will be Friday at 9 a.m. In Shirley Brothers Castleton Chapel and at 9:30 a.m. In St.

Louis deMontfort Catholic Church, Fishers. Calling will be from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday In the funeral home. She had been an administrative assistant six years in the public works transportation department of the Navy.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Harry M. Jackson Foundation. National Naval Medical Center, P.O. Box 207, 8901 Wisconsin Bethesda, Md. 20889.

She was the widow of Michael H. Vance. Survivors: mother, Geraldine G. Hubert: stepmother, Monica Vance; sisters, Kathleen Allborty, Sheryl Eccles, Patricia Randaljl and Roberta Wilson; brother. Thomais Yanda.

Record Michael Wilson, 5312 Emma Drive; Karen S. Tibbs. 1419 Gladstone Ave. DIVORCE LAWSUITS FILED James A. Altes Rhonda Alles Franklin Benlley Vicln M.

Ellis-Benlley Todd R. Felgen Teena E. Felgen Byron M. Ferguson Debra Ferguson Gregory Flesher Rhonda R. Harness Lewis 0 Gage Peggy Gage Charles Gillum Gayle Gillum Jeffrey P.

Goodin Melissa M. Goodm Thomas P. Harmon Zuzana Harmon Terry W. Hubbard Linda J. Hubbard Buddy W.

Jones Mary J. Jones Jesse Kelley Shern L. Kelley Estil Kirby Deanna Kirby Marshall L. Knox Sandra Knox Jim J. Long Jr.

Judith A. Long Gordon McClure Jr. Tammy McClure "vt Robert McKinzie Cheryl McKinzie Christopher W. Merriweather Luquicia R. Merriweather Shonee Praul Demse L.

Praul Wilfredo Quilez Claudia Faiardo Shawn Sanders Jennifer Sanders Richard A Stahl Lynne D. Stahl Herbert A. Turner Elizabeth S. Turner Robert C. Wagner Christine S.

Wagner Marc A. Whitaker Dawn M. Whitaker DEATH CERTIFICATES Anthony Anderson, 35, Methodist Hospital, respiratory arrest. Irene Atkinson. 35.

Indiana University Hospital, multi- organ failure. Mary Bacon. 99. 8140 Township Line Road, heart disease. Kenneth Baker.

12. Riley Hospital for Children, edema. Mildred Ballard, 83. 4206 Medina Way, sepsis. jj Pauline Barnes.

60. Methodist Hospital, carcinoma' Lela Bohannon. 80, 3504 Redwood Drive, myocardial infarction. Mary Bowman. 76.

St. Vincent Hospital, cardiogenic shock. John Breil. 76. Methodist Hospital, cancer.

George Bryant, 73, Wishard Memorial Hospital, spinahi cord contusion. Michael Butts, 38, Community Hospital East, pneumo- nia. Christian Caldwell, 10 months. Wishard Memorial fJ Hospital, drowning. Omer Carnco.

75, St. Francis Hospital, respiratory failure. Robert Clark. 85. Methodist Hospital, cardiac arrest.

Dorothy Cushing. 90, 1380 E. County Line Road, heart disease. Marsha Davis. 45.

St. Vincent Hospital, seizure. Dorothy Dennis, 84. Community Hospital South, respj: ratory failure. Edward Dolan 72.

St. Francis Hospital, cancer. Florence Dunn. 97. 4000 Meridian carcinoma." Fay Evans.

35. 1409 W. 35th septicemia. JJ Edra Fairburn, 77, Wishard Memorial Hospital, pneu- 4 monia. Thomas Goodman, 74, St.

Francis Hospital, aneu-' rysm. Grace Harkms. 73. St. Vincent Hospital, respiratory failure.

Johnnie Hatcher. 64, 1504 Norton cancer. Raymond Hedge. 63. Roudebush Veterans Affairs Medical Center, cardiac arrhythmia.

Wilma Heerman. 85, 11050 Presbyterian Drive, caret-, noma. Carol Heffren, 36, Community Hospital East. cardior- spiratory failure. John Hendrickson 75.

2140 Douglas Road, myocardial infarction. Gabnelle Hurst, 1 month, Riley Hospital for renal failure. Richard Johnson. 65, 1121 Newman hepatic failure. Raymond Keely.

75. Methodist Hospital, aneurysm. Dorothy Leary. 82. Community Hospital South, coo-" nary artery disease.

Jane Lee. 80. St. Vincent Hospital, emboli. Maria Lennholm.

89. 4515 Marcy Lane, heart failure, Shirley Lewis. 44. 1941 W. 59th cancer.

Rodney Linville. 27, Methodist Hospital, edema. Ashley Mallory. 1 hour. Methodist Hospital, premjilurg ty.

Rachel Mallory, 49 minutes. Methodist Hospital. maturity. Eric Marshall, 44, 11348 Ellis Drive, septal defect. Hazel Massing, 76, 2860 Churchman pneunp- ma.

Ernest Medlm. 64. 1616 E. Marlowe blunt-force miuries. Harriett Neat.

73. 353 Parkway stroke. Earnest Nunally 75. 3402 Scholield heart -m dlS63S6 Gloria Pangborn. 66.

2026 E. 54th pulmonary disease. Helen Piper. 85. Methodist Hospital, Parkinson dis ease.

Lewis Provence. 52. St. Vincent Hospital, cancer. Nettie Robbms, 78, Wishard Memorial Hospital, card; noma.

Rhea Schroeder, 69, St. Vincent Hospital, heart disease. Donald Scott. 45, Wishard Memorial Hospital, stab wounds. David Seastrom.

63. 442 Bent Tree Lane, carcinoma Charles Smith. 67. Roudebush Veterans Affairs Medw cal Center, cardiopulmonary arrest. John Stone, 76.

Indiana University Hospital, heart JJJ failure. Linda Sutherlm, 38. St. Vincent Hospital, seizures Robert Tolle, 47, 6127 Miller Woods Lane, respiratoty failure. Ferris Tormoehlen.

81. Indiana University Hospital, cardiomyopathy. David Tucker. 28, 5854 E. Greenfield a Lester Wagner, 74, Methodist Hospital, blunt-force iniury.

I'l Terry Walker. 11 months, Methodist Hospital, cardiac; arrhythmia. Fred Whitwell. 83, 1138 S. Westbrook cardio- Harry Williams, 78.

Methodist Hospital, hemorrhage, Elsie Wilson, 67, Community Hospital East, cardiopulmonary arrest. Francis Wolfhope, 64. St. Vincent Hospital. hemor- rhagic shock.

Martha Wood. 69, St. Vincent Hospital, cancer. Irene Young, 80, Methodist Hospital, cardiogenic shock. centered and thoughtless.

As the Bible says, "Each of you should look not only to your owrt interests, but also to the Interests of others. Your attitude should be the same as that of Christ Jesus (Phllippians Or again. reminds those who seek to follow Christ to "clothe yourselves with, compassion, kindness, humility gentleness and patience" (Colos My prayer is that you will dls cover In a fresh way that you are never alone if you know Christ, for He Is with you every moment of the day. But 1 pray also that you; will not allow yourself to become isolated by your grief, for others need your encouragement and friendship. For example, are therS others you know (perhaps In your church) who have also lost a loved one recently? -1 Ask God to help you reach ou4 to them and be a friend to them: Not only will you be a help to them, but you will find your own loneliness will begin to fade as well.

1 Write to Billy Graham, The Indianapolis Star, in care of Tribune Media Services, 64 Concord Orlando, Fla. 3280V tribune MedH Services' SYLVIA MARGARET CIRCLE MCDONALD, 76. Indianapolis, died Saturday. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Woodruff Place Baptist Church, of which she was a member, with calling from 1 p.m.

Mrs. McDonald had been a book custodian 12 years for the Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library. She was the widow of Edward Leon McDonald. Survivors: son, William H. McDonald: sister, Ethel M.

Rhodes. Jordan-Gray Funeral Home is handling arrangements. ROBERT T. MOBLEY, 70. Monrovia, died Monday.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in Mount Tabor Christian Church, Crown Center, of which he was a member, with calling from 10 a.m. Calling also will be from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. today in Jones Family Mortuary, Mooresvllle.

He had worked 21 years In engineering for Roudebush Veterans Administration Medical Center, retiring in 1985. An Army veteran of World War II, Mr. Mobley was a member of the Mooresvllle Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Survivors: wife, Margaret Mannon Mobley: sons, Terry, Guy and Richard Mobley; daughter.

Marlene Kistler: mother, Minnie Sears Mobley: brother, James Mobley: sisters. Margaret A. Morton and Barbara Roddy: 13 grandchildren. LAWRENCE A. MULRY III, 68.

Indianapolis, died Sunday. Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with calling from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday.

He had been a projectionist 42 years for several theaters, retiring In 1988. Mr. Mulry had also been a track guard 26 years for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. An Army Air Forces veteran of World War II. he was awarded two Bronze Stars.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children. Survivors: daughters, Patricia Dorothy A. and Emma Mae Mulry and Aileen K. Blelejec: sons, Lawrence A. IV and Bryan E.

Mulry: stepdaughters, Gerl Hudelson and Margaret Fuquay: sisters. Emma Mae Prange and Dorothy Ann Hayes: brother, Raymond C. Mulry: seven grandchildren. RONNIE LYNN OWENS, 51. Indianapolis, died Monday.

Services will be at 11:30 a.m. Thursday in Conkle Funeral Home, Hendricks County Chapel at Avon, with calling from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. today. He had been a meat cutter 20 years.

Mr. Owens was a Navy veteran. He was a member of First Assembly of God Church. Survivors: daughter, Ronica Sue Davidson: son, Todd E. Owens: mother, Ruth A.

Sanders Owens. JANNIE KNOX PATRICK. 86. Indianapolis, died Monday. Services will be at 1 p.m.

Saturday in Stuart Mortuary, with calling from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and after noon Saturday. Mrs. Patrick had been a seamstress for various companies, retiring In 1969.

She was the widow of Willie Patrick. Survivors: sister. Bertha Berry; four grandchildren: six great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren. MARY LOUISE HALL RAMPKE, 76. Chicago, formerly of Indianapolis, died July 22.

Services were July 26. Survivors: husband. Albert William Rampke: daughter, Joyce Hall: sisters, Reatha All and Alfreda Taylor: brother. Gilbert Hall a grandson. HARRY T.

RICHARDSON 74. Indianapolis, died Tuesday. Services will be Friday at 9:30 a.m. in Lauck Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. in St.

Roch Catholic Church, of which he was a member. Calling will be from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday in the funeral home. He had worked for 37 years in the foundry of International Harvester retiring in 1975 as foreman.

Mr. Richardson was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors: wife. Ruth Habig Richardson: sons. William Harry T.

Jr. and James D. Richardson: daughters. Patricia L. Eck.

Susan Steeb and Mary Jo Williams: brothers, Joseph. Edwin and Robert F. Richardson; sister. Elenor Reimer: 13 grandchildren. INDIANA DEATHS Deaths reported from outside the Indianapolis area: Anderson Elbert Bolton, 74, husband ot Ruth E.

"Betty" Zehrung Bolton; Pauline Steiner Hattort, 82; Lloyd E. Plough. 85, widower ot Elsie Meyer Plough; Harold "Smitty" Smith, 84, husband ot Mary Phyllis Perkins Smith; Harold R. Stinson, 80. Liberty Nellie L.

Williams Wolfe, 89, widow of Vinton Wolfe. Peru Deborah A. Tanner, 40, wife of Darrell E. Tanner. Poland Chester H.

West, 70. Salem Arthur J. Johnson. 81, husband of Beatrice F. Hallgren Johnson.

Seymour Ruth Weekly Manuel, 92, widow of Charles A. Manuel. Versailles Glennie Farrell, 81, widower of Ruth Carnpbell Farrell. MY ANSWER Question: My husband died about a year ago, and the worst part has been the loneliness. Lots of people came around right after he died and said how sorry they were and everything, but now 1 hardly ever hear from any of them.

Billy Graham Maybe you can encourage people not to forget those who have been bereaved. T.K. Answer: Thank you for your important reminder. I hope everyone who reads this will stop and think of what they can do to encourage someone who has lost a loved one recently. The Bible says.

"Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows In their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world" (James The older I get the more I am struck by how easy it is for us to become wrapped up in our own problems and concerns, and to overlook ttie needs of others. But God does "not want us to be self-.