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2015 Palladium-Item Page 3Bwww.pal-item.com Proven Years of Dependable Service Serving your family for 3 generations Since 1924 (765) 962-9526 222 North 10th Street Richmond, Indiana www.stegallberheideorr.com D.Kuhn,94,ofLiberty, talinShelbyville. Lloydwasbornin toJoseph Donleyand HarleyUl- lomKuhn. Hewasa 1939gradu- ateofDixon IsraelHighSchoolinEa- theArmyAirCorpon servedhiscountryuntil anairplaneandengine carbinemarksman.Lloyd servedintheIndia-Burma Campaignandreceived RibbonwithoneBronze UnitCitationBadgeand theGoodConductMed- al.LloydmarriedGwen- dolynMapleonJune24, 1944.Hewasamember oftheSugarValleyUnited MethodistChurchand farmedinthecommunity hiswholelife.Lloydand Gwendolyntravelledthe world. Lloydissurvivedby KuhnandwifeDeannaof KuhnandwifeKelliofOx- naWagnerandhusband BrendaStephensonand husbandKeithofReister- eralniecesandnephews. Lloydwasprecededin wifeofsixty-threeyears whodiedonNovember BernitaCorwinandNao- miSmalley.

Funeralserviceswillbe wellLongFuneralHome, Intermentwillfollowat GlenHavenMemorial GardensinBostonwith MilitaryGravesideSer- vicesbyAmericanLegion atthefuneralhomefrom ofservicewherememo- rialcontributionsmaybe IN46240.Foradditional informationandtosend condolencesormemories, gotowww.Showalter- BlackwellLong.com. LloydD.Kuhn Born in Yokohama, Japan, in Robert Ernest and Frances Campbell Heun, Howard Thurston Heun died on August 27, 2015 in Williamsburg, the age of 101, of respiratory failure. He graduated from Culver Military Academy in 1932, and from the University of Wisconsin in 1936 where he captained the varsity crew his senior year and was awarded both the Big Ten Medal of Honor and the Kenneth Sterling Day for scholarship and athletics. He studied Public Administration at the University of Minnesota followed by employment in with the Securities and Exchange Commission. From 1942 to 1946, he served in the U.S.Army, attaining the rank of Lt.

Colonel. In 1946, he began his long career with the Bureau of the Budget (now the Occe of Management and Budget), focusing on Military Defense.This was interrupted by a year at the National War College (1949) and by six years in New York City with Continental Can Company and General Dynamics Corporation, returning to the Bureau of the Budget in 1962. He retired in 1975 as Assistant Chief of the National Security Division of the Occe of Management and Budget. Before and after retirement, he was active in organizations. He served 13 years as a board member of The Madeira School in McLean, Virginia, and he completed years as a governor of the Chevy Chase Club, the last two as President.

His hobbies included photography, watercolor and his grand passion: golf. He started playing as a boy, continued throughout school and career, and played on every major course in the United King- dom.The highlight of his career were the two holes-in-one he shot on two diderent courses in Williamsburg, Virginia in retirement in his after his move there in 1993. His family and friends will remember him for his calm demeanor, his keen sense of humor and hearty laugh, and his enjoyment of others and their stories. His marriage to Mary Fuller Gentry in 1940 lasted 62 years until her death in 2002 in Williamsburg. He is survived by their daughters, Elizabeth H.

Locke of and Margaret H.Brad- ford of and three grandchildren, Emily G. Locke of Caroline F. Locke of Dedham, MA, William H. Locke of his sister-in-law, Elizabeth Gentry Knowlton, and her three sons, and the daughter and son of his late brother, Donald R. Heun.

Memorial gifts may be made to The Madeira School, 8328 Georgetown Pike, 22102 (from which his daughters and a granddaughter graduated) or to the Culver Military Academy Road, 46511. Howard Thurston Heun, 101 DeborahScantland Sheenduredherlengthy illnesswithstrengthand dignity. Deborahwasbornin 1950toMalcolmandAi- leenScantland. Shegraduatedfrom NewMadisonHigh Schoolandwentonto furtherhereducation, graduatingfromSpring GardenCollegeinPhila- inMedicalTechnology followedbyaMastersDe- greeinClinicalMicrobi- ologyfromThomasJef- fersonUniversityalsoin Philadelphia. Herprofessionalpur- suitsincludedlaboratory workatLansdaleMedical CenterinPennsylvania, WilmingtonMedicalCen- terattheMemorialDivi- torattheEmilyP.Bissell HospitalinWilmington, RepresentativeandIn- structoratDelawareTech- nicalCommunityCollege SheretiredfromDTCC inJanuary2013tospend hertimeenjoyingher ingwithherfriendsinthe MistyMorningWalkers.

Debroahwasasoloist withtheOhioStateYouth ChoirandtouredEurope withthemwhileinhigh school.Inherlastyears, shejoinedSts.Andrew andMatthewEpiscopal Churchandsangwith theirexcellentchoirwhere sheenjoyedmanyjoy- fulhoursusinghertalent inpraise.Shealsosang withtheDelawareValley Chorale.Deborah’sgiv- senseofcommunityand loyaltyearnedhermany lastingfriendshipsinthe VillagesofArden.She gavetimeandenergyto committeeworksandvol- unteeringforvariousac- tivitiesintheVillages. Deborahwaspreceded indeathbyherparents, MalcolmandAileen Scantland.Shewillbe dearlymissedbyherhus- LindaScheiding(Robert) andPatriciaAnderson Maddy-thefamilyDasc- hunds. Thefamilywouldlike toexpresstheirgratitude toFatherDavidAndrews andthestacatSts.An- drewandMatthewEpis- physiciansandnursesat ThomasJecersonUni- versityNeuroscienceand theloveandkindnessof theVillagesofArdenthat wereasourceofstrength andcomforttothefamily. Funeralserviceswillbe andMatthewEpisco- 19801.Burialwillimme- diatelyfollowattheMe- morialGardeninArden. ilysuggestscontributions Sts.AndrewandMatthew EpiscopalChurchorthe DelawareBreastCancer DE19810.

SCHOENBERG MEMORIAL CHAPEL DeborahScantlandTheis Teresa Lynn (Cummins) Rigg went to be with the Lord on September 29, 2015.Terri was born in Dayton, Ohio on March 21, 1961. She is survived by her husband Leisha and Jada. Parents, Tom and Ella Cummins; Brothers; Ray (Debra), Tim (Barb) of in-law Vivian Rigg, brothers -in-law Steve and Dan; sister-in-law Lynette Arnett. Terri was a graduate of Richmond High School class of 1979 and attended Valparaiso University. She was a member of Madrigal Singers, Band and Devilettes in high school.

She continued studying music at Valparaiso. true joy in life was spending time with her family and friends. A funeral service is scheduled for Monday, October 5, at 11:00 A.M. at Apex Community Church, 5200 Far Hills Kettering, OH.Visi- tation will be held from 9:00 to 11:00 A.M. Burial to follow at Valley View Memorial Gardens in Xenia, OH.

Teresa Lynn (Cummins) Rigg wardLewisDintaman 75ofRichmonddiedun- expectedlyathishome WednesdaySeptember30, 2015.HewasbornNo- mondtoLewisRossand MaryG. StackDin- tamanand livedhereall hislife. Edwas theformer ownerofDinniesRes- taurantinRichmondand Bloomington.Healso ownedHeirloomRecipes, aspecialtyfoodcompany. HewasaUSMCReserve veteranandmemberofSt Edwasa1958gradu- ateofRichmondSenior HighSchoolwherehewas amemberofthetennis team.Throughouthislife hewasanaccomplished tennisplayer.Healsoen- Hewasasuccessfulart andstudentofhistory.He followedcurrentevents andhadawonderfulsense ofhumor.Edlovedhis familyandfriendsandall thegoodthingsinlife. Edissurvivedbyhis wifeof52yearsSharon, threesonsMichaeland JamesDintamanofRich- mondandChrisDinta- granddaughterCeleste James(Teryl)Dintaman andJohn(Pat)Dintaman niecesandnephewsand cousinsincludingaspecial cousinCeceliaHiltonof Heisprecededindeath byhisparents.

Memorialserviceswill Berheide-OrrFuneral HomewithDeaconJim burialwillbeinSt.Mary’s Cemetery.Friendsmay funeralhome. morialcontributionsmay bemadetotheRichmond ArtMuseum350Hub EcthisonParkwayRich- HelptheAnimals2101 WestMainStreetRich- Condolencesmaybesent tothefamilyviatheguest bookatwww.stegallberhe- ideorr.com. EdwardLewisDintaman awaypeacefullyonFriday, ShewasbornonDe- toC.G.andLovaJones Wigley.Sheattendeda businesscollegeinChat- laterworkedforPepsi Cola.Shewasatele- phoneoperatorforSouth- ernBellandlaterforthe telephonecompanyin Richmond.ShemetHas- callHelmsthrutheUSO duringWorldWarTwo. Theymarriedin1943and shared47yearsofmar- riagebeforehisdeathin April1990.Mrs.Helms wasamemberoftheFaith BaptistChurchandhad beenactiveintheWom- Mrs.Helmsissur- vivedbyherthreegrand- TammyHelmsandMike threegreat-great-grand- Mrs.Helmswaspre- cededindeathbyher VermaDeanDavisand VictorWigleyandKyrie Wigley. Afuneralceremony p.m.onTuesday,October City.Intermentwillfollow inElkhornCemetery.

Familyandfriends maygatherforvisitation p.m.onTuesday,October Memorialcontribu- tionsmaybesenttoFaith 47374 Condolencesmaybe expressedonlineatwww. smithmcquistonwebster. com. pectedlyatherhomeon 2015. ShewasborninRush- villeonFebruary14, 1957toPhillipHoward andShirleyAnn(Cowan) Snodgress.Shewasa 1975graduateofRich- asadentalassistantforDr.

Cornilsandwascurrently taurant. Survivorsincludetwo PhillipSnodgress(Nancy) McCoyofHagerstown. Visitationwillbe4to6 P.M.Wednesday,October Home.Serviceswillfol- Onlinecondolences maybeleftatwww.culber- sonfh.com. DeborahA.Ferrell Angel, Curtis 25, of Camden, Ohio, ied September 29, Nein-Barnes Funeral Home Camden, Ohio. Death Notice Manis, Marvin Richmond, died ctober 2.

Service will at 2 p.m., Sunday, October 4 at Doan Mills Funeral Home, Richmond, where isitation will be 1-2 p.m. prior to the ser- ice. Theis, Deborah Scantland, of Arden, died September 24. Service will be 2 p.m., October 23 at St. A ndrew Matthew Episcopal Church, Wilm ington, DE.

Services Death notice updates at ww.pal-item.com INDIANAPOLIS Abody found floating i a Bloomington lake has been identified as that of a missing Indiana University student. WRTV-TV reports the body of 20-year-old Joseph Smedley was found late Friday night in Griffy Lake. The Monroe County office says preliminary findings indi- ate Smedley likely drowned. Smedley was reported missing by his sister on Monday. sister told authorities she received an apologetic ext message from her brother saying that he oved her and was but had plans to leave the country.

A attorney for the amily released a statement Saturday saying loved ones ere heartbroken. They remembered Smedley as and Body found was missing IU student.