PHILIP J. ADRIAN, 64, siblings, Janet Adrian Nixon, Anna Adrian Murphy, Julia Adrian Aumen, George (Monika), and Mark Adrian; stepmother EffieMae Adrian.
A 1976 graduate of Perry Meridian, he worked for many years in the family business, Adrian Orchards, and later with Wilhelm Construction and was a member of International Labor Union Indianapolis Local 120. He enjoyed fishing, hunting, riding his Harley Davidson motorcycle, rock collecting, flying his ultralight vehicle, and shooting off fireworks. Philip was a “live wire” and mischief maker.
G.H. Herrmann Funeral Home was entrusted with arrangements.

CATHERINE LUCILLE ALLISON, 87, widow of Richard Allison; children, Michelle (Mark) Elliott, David (Tamara), Mark, Daniel (Barbara), and Matthew (Maria) Allison; five grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; sister-in-law, Martha Pence.
She enjoyed going out to eat, especially the desserts. Catherine was proud that she took care of and washed the jerseys for the Southport High School football team.
Catherine lived a sacrificial life in service of others. Catherine loved the Lord Jesus Christ and attended the Gospel of Deliverance Church.
Services were conducted at Forest Lawn Funeral Home.

MARTIN L. BELL, 76, wife, Myrtie Bell; widower of Linda Bell; children, Randall Bell (Kimberly), Angela Sims (Steve); stepdaughter, Samantha Bragg (Dusty) and Carol Sexton (Scott); sisters, Gloria Hinkle, Cindy Bell, Jeanette Cloud and Pam Berzins; 11 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren.
Martin was in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War.
Arrangements entrusted to G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home.

MICHAEL ANTHONY BOVA, 20, parents, Michael and Melissa Bova; siblings, Adam, Katelyn and Vincent; grandparents, Mike and Margaret Bova; great-grandmother, Marguerite Bova.
Michael attended Roncalli but graduated from Greenwood High School. Michael played most sports, but football was his true love. He looked forward to vacations in Destin, Fla. He adored his brothers and sister and enjoyed their company.
He was gentle, loving and kind. He had a great sense of humor and loved to joke around.
Visitation will be at O’Riley Branson Funeral Service on Wednesday, June 21, 2023, from 4-8 p.m. Catholic Prayers will be at O’Riley-Branson Funeral Service at 10 a.m. Thursday, June 22, 2023.

BRUCE ALLEN CARTER, 66, wife, Kay Carter; daughter, Tiffany Carter; siblings, Crystal (Wayne) Feltner, Perry (Terry Mink), Dewayne and Shawn Carter.
Bruce was a 1975 graduate of Franklin High School. He worked as a machinist, retiring from Overton and Sons. He was a member of South Central Church of Christ for 30 years.
He loved to study and research everything about the Civil War. He enjoyed gardening and had a soft spot for animals of all kinds. There was nothing he loved more than his family.
Newcomer Cremations, Funerals handled arrangements.

DARLENE IDA CARVER, 83, widow of Larry Carver; children, Damian, Craig (Sandy), Mike (Sharon) and Tim Carver, Cindy (Brian) Szymanski; five grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; brother, Roger (Kathleen) Rasing.
She loved to fish and was a charter member of the Indiana Bass’N Gals club. Darlene and Larry owned and operated Carver’s Spinners; a hand-crafted fishing tackle business
Visitation will be at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service-Greenwood Chapel, on Thursday, June 22 from 4-8 p.m.

MARK “BOO” ALAN CLINE, 35, children, Delilah, Mark and Ezella Cline; father, Mike Cline; siblings, Lesa Cruz (Jose), Missy (Richard Loredo), Amy and Michael Cline II.
He enjoyed camping, fishing, and listening to music. He could tell a great story, too.  
Boo was a prankster and provided much laughter doing so. At any event, he was the entertainment. He made life exciting and unpredictable for those in his presence. He was kind and caring and never judged anyone.
Arrangements by Norman F. Chance Funeral Home.

BRANDON SCOTT COYLE, 41, father, Daniel Coyle (Heather); children, Jonathan Coyle, Emily Frye; one grandson; girlfriend, Jessica Pruett; ex-wife, Dawn Coyle.
Brandon attended Franklin Central High School. He was self-employed and served in the construction industry. His hobbies included fishing and making people laugh. Additionally, he loved his son and his shoe collection. He really enjoyed helping people.
Newcomer Cremations, Funerals handled arrangements.

MARILYN M. DOTY, 78, brother, Stewart (Donna) Doty.
After graduating from high school, she worked for Montgomery Ward until 1983. She then moved to Greenwood where she worked for Capin Crouse LLP from  2013, until it was bought by Ensign CPA Group Inc and stayed with them until she retired in 2017 as a Tax Assistant and Bookkeeper.
Marilyn was a long-life member of First Baptist Church of Greenwood where she was very active.
Services will be 1 p.m. Friday, June 23, 2023, at First Baptist Church of Greenwood. Visitation from noon to 1 p.m.
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TIMOTHY “TIM” WAYNE ESSEX, 64, wife, Joan; children, Ryan Essex and Jassamyn Fredrick; two grandchildren; siblings, Patricia Finchum, Darlene Morgan, Katie Smith, Marilyn, Joseph, and Robert Essex.
He attended Manual High School and later completed his GED. Tim worked as a Machinist for various businesses and retired in 2005 after many years. Tim will be remembered as a gruff individual with a heart of gold. He was a simple man who excelled at computers.
Forest Lawn Funeral Home conducted services.

TERESA ANN DOBSON, 63, husband, Doug Dobson; children, Todd (Amanda) Wilson, Austin Phillips and Destiny Gonzalez; siblings, Louis (Sandy) Robertson, Edwina Daniel, Betty (Brian) Chaszar and John (Amy) Hornaday; six grandchildren; one great-grandchild.
Teresa was devoted to her family and friends and was a member of the Pentecostal Power of Praise Church. She loved her Coca Cola, makeup, cleaning and her TV shows, Dateline and CSI. She will truly be missed by family and friends.
Arrangement and care provided by Lauck & Veldhof Funeral & Cremation Services.

CHARLES EDWARD FOSTER JR., 63, husband, Jason Foster; mother, Shirley Danford; children, Shaun (Jaclyn), and Brandy Foster (Javier); five grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; siblings, Rita Smith, Donald Foster.
Charles graduated from Harry E. Wood. Everyone loved him there and he still had contact with several lifelong friends from there. Charles enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1977. He taught classes in the medical division of the Navy.
Indiana Funeral Care handled arrangements.

JAMES B. GOOD, 85, wife, Peggy Good; children, Maria (Edward) Cahill, Jason Good; stepson, William Honeycutt; sister, Patricia Smith; eight grandchildren; four great-grandchildren.
Jim worked as a welder at Amtrak until retiring in 1999. He also worked part-time as a highly-skilled taxidermist.  
Jim wrote songs, created sculptures, and loved to be fishing and hunting. Jim loved watching old Western movies. He loved to joke. Above all, Jim was a loving man. He was a simple man with a huge heart.
Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service & Crematory handled arrangements.

GREGORY D. HIGGENS, 65, wife, Tammy Higgens; children, Jeffrey and Sarah Higgens; siblings, Daniel Higgens, Diane (Don) Beeman and Carolyn (Rex) Adams; mother Betty Higgens.
Greg graduated from Perry Meridian in 1976. He worked as a project manager at Coreslab Structures. Greg enjoyed biking and running, and ran the Mini-Marathon since 2000. He valued time with family. He was skilled in woodworking. Greg had a kind heart, a wonderful sense of humor, and enjoyed serving at Mt. Auburn Church.
Services held at Forest Lawn Memory Gardens and Funeral Home.

CHRISTINA HOLLINGER, 63, widow of Randy Hollinger; children, William, Daniel, Helen, Nolan Hollinger; siblings, Sandra Funke, Shara Calhoun, Linda Hobson, Janine Heiny, Jeri, Danny, Michael, and Patrick McGovern; two grandchildren.
As a young woman, she was a talented athlete recording several track and field records as a high school and college runner. She applied her determination and talents to a successful career in the medical field. Her children gave her great joy. Her wit and kind, caring nature will be greatly missed.
G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home handled arrangements.

HAROLD EUGENE JONES, 86, widower of Evelyn; children, Dale Jones (Laurel) and Darla Sipes (Jon); one grandson; two great-grandsons.
Harold weighed 12 lbs. at birth and the old country doctor said, “My, he’s half grown.”
Harold worked at Allison’s and then for Western Electric. He then trained and became a lead design engineer with AT&T. He retired in 1996, and moved back to Indianapolis to be near his children and attended Calvary Tabernacle.
Final arrangements were entrusted to Shirley Brothers Thompson Road Chapel.

FLORENCE ISABELLA SHORT LEANY, 90, husband, Lloyd Leany; children, Mary (Buddy) O’Neal, Laura DelCid, Scott (Janet) Leany, Carolyn (Chuck) Bowman, D’Anne (Terry) Nelson; 26 grandchildren; 57 great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren.
Florence was active in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Florence loved spending time with family. She made friends everywhere. She loved to strike up a conversation with strangers in stores or the person checking her groceries. We’re grateful for the loving support of a sweet family friend, Chad Silvers, who watched over Mom every night for her last few weeks so the rest of the family could sleep.
G.H. Herrmann Funeral Home handled arrangements.

SUZANNE LEPINE, 84, widow of Claude Lepine; children, Annette Termini (John), Frank Lepine, Ellen Henke, and Katie Ingram; 11 grandchildren; siblings, Michel, Yvan, Carole.
She enjoyed gardening, reading the Bible, visiting with friends, family, and making memories with her grandchildren. Suzanne was a devoted Catholic. She was a St. Barnabas Catholic Church member and loved attending Mass, studying her Bible, and praying often.
A funeral Mass will take place Friday, June 23, 2023 at 11 a.m. at St. Barnabas Catholic Church. The family will receive guests at the church from 10 a.m. until the time of service. Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Services and Crematory has been entrusted with arrangements.

PEYTON “PETE” RONALD MORRIS, 90, children, Ronald Morris, Beth WenDel Jolliff; two grandchildren.
Pete taught in Decatur and Perry Township schools. As an entrepreneur, he found great satisfaction in his property management, pest control and income tax businesses.
Pete was a passionate skier who enjoyed teaching the family to ski. He had an affinity for music. He enjoyed telling jokes and stories and ballroom dancing. He never met a stranger.  
Singleton & St. Pierre Funeral Service handled arrangements.

CAROL ANN MYERS, 86, widow of Rex Myers; children, Ann Clute and James Myers; three grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; siblings, Marilyn and William Thiel Jr. (Rosemary).
Carol retired from St. Francis Hospital in Beech Grove after 20 years.  
Carol and Rex enjoyed camping and traveling all over the United States in their RV.  She was a member of Our Lady of the Greenwood Catholic Church and enjoyed volunteering and socializing with friends.
She enjoyed sewing, gardening, cooking, baking, working crossword and jigsaw puzzles, playing BINGO and loving on her children and grandchildren.
Arrangements were entrusted to G.H. Herrmann Funeral Home.

DANIEL J. O’MARA, 70, wife, Cheri O’Mara; sisters, Shannon Cochran, Judith Pettit (John), and Debbi Harshbarger (Greg).
He served in the U.S. Marine Corp. and upon returning home he became a journeyman wireman. He was active in the union as an OSHA instructor, Red Cross First Aid instructor, math tutor, full-time apprenticeship instructor, foreman union steward.
He loved playing golf with his dad and friends in the annual Tom O’Mara invitational outing.
Visitation will be June 23, 2023 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at G.H. Herrmann Funeral Home, Greenwood.

DONALD J. PHELPS, 84, wife, Rosalyn Phelps; children, Penny Baase (Bob), Jeff Phelps, Kim Hertzing (Brad); 10 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren.
Donald started his sheet metal career at the age of 18, and after 44 years retired as the owner of Indy Sheet Metal. After retirement, Donald and his wife enjoyed traveling, fishing, boating and being snowbirds in Naples, Fla. He loved bowling, playing golf and the Colts.
Indiana Funeral Care was entrusted with arrangements.

JOHN W. RASOR, 97, widower of LaVerne Rasor; daughter, Pamela (Bruce) Baker; two grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; brother-in-law, Paul Comiskey; special friend, Fran Montgomery; stepbrother, Karl Kehrein.
John proudly served his country in the U.S. Navy during WWII in the North Atlantic as a sonar technician. John was a Special Deputy for the Marion County Sheriff’s Department.
John was a member of Bethany Lutheran Church. He was the leader of the music group “The Pastels” which performed Big Band Sounds.
Final arrangements and care are entrusted to Shirley Brothers Thompson Road Chapel.

 BENJAMIN SOUTHGATE, 39, wife, Lauren Southgate; sons, Benjamin Jr., Cash, and Trey Southgate; father, John Southgate; sisters, Nicole Sloan and Krista Foltz.
Benjamin loved spending time with his family. He enjoyed going to car shows and working on classic cars and trucks.
Indiana Funeral Care handled arrangements.

MARY A. SCHUTZ, 89, widow of John T. Schutz; children, Sandy (Lee) Garrett, Stephen (Janet), Scott (Mary), and Stan (Charlotte) Schutz, Sarah (Tony) Koors; daughter-in-law, Theresa Schutz; 18 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren.
Mary was a member of St. Jude Catholic Church. She was a Purdue fan. She enjoyed yard work, knitting, sewing, and reading books. The most enjoyment in her life was family.
Services entrusted to O’Riley Branson Funeral Service.

RANDY RAY UNDERWOOD, 64, wife, Patricia Underwood; daughter, Shawna Berry (David Pittman Jr); son-in-law, Mark Berry; siblings, Brad Underwood, Raynonda Murphy (Jeff); three grandchildren; three step-granddaughters; three great-grandchildren.
Randy worked as a warehouse associate with Micronutrients/Selko for 20 years. He enjoyed deer hunting, fishing, mushroom hunting, playing cards,watching Tik Tok, spending time with family, friends and watching his grandchildren grow.
Services conducted by G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home.

ANITA WENDLING, 94, widow of Louis J. Wendling, Jr.; daughters, Cheryl (James) Yax, Linda (Steve) Ingmire and Cynthia Sanborn; six grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren.
Arrangements entrusted to G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home.

JOAN MARIE PIERCE WINKLER, 80, husband, Bill Winkler; children, Eric (Valerie) and Kelly Winkler (Keith Stofer); six grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; brother, Clifford Pierce.
She worked at Abraham Lincoln Elementary School and retired after 20 years of service.
She enjoyed reading, following IU basketball and the Colts and going to Brown County and attending car shows.
Joan dearly loved her family. She was proud of each one of them. She was down-to-earth and kind and was loved by all who knew her. Joan attended Gracepoint Church.
Forest Lawn Memory Gardens was entrusted with arrangements.

MARGIE LEE STINSON WOLFE, 87, widow of Clifton Wolfe; sister, Linda Scott (Mike); children, Deborah and David Wolfe (Carrie); two grandchildren; five great-grandchildren.
A natural caregiver, she loved her children and grandchildren so well and babysat for many others whom she loved as her own. She was still swinging a baseball bat and turning cartwheels well into her fifties.
Margie and Cliff were excellent woodworkers/crafters. Margie was a devout Christian and spent many years attending church in an active capacity.  
Funeral services conducted at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral-Franklin Township Chapel.

Rosalie Fletcher, 78, of Indianapolis, passed away June 2, 2023.  She was born October 20, 1944 to the late Willis L. and Marjorie (Hasty) Clock. Rosalie graduated from Eastern Pilgrim Academy High School, Allentown, Pennsylvania and attended United Wesleyan College, Allentown, Pennsylvania. She was employed as an Administrative Assistant at the University of Indianapolis for 20 years, retiring in 2005. Rosalie was a long-time member of  The First Church of the Nazarene. Rosalie was a Master Gardner, certified through Purdue University. She loved volunteering at Benjamin Harrison House as a gardener. Rosalie and her husband David own an orchard, “Fletch’s Apple Lane” and she was a State Fair Champion for her delicious Apple Butter. Rosalie was a caregiver for many family and friends during her lifetime. She enjoyed fellowshipping with her friends, calling themselves “The Sexy Six”.  Also, Rosalie was a supportive fan of Southern Gospel Music and followed many related groups.
Visitation and a funeral service were held Saturday, June 10, 2023 at First Church of the Nazarene, 9401 E. 25th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46229. Reverend Ron Whitlock officiated.  A luncheon was held following the service.
Rosalie is survived by her loving husband of 55 years, David P. Fletcher; daughter, Tonya (Joe) Suits; son, Trevor (Lindsey) Fletcher; grandchildren, Paige Fletcher, Brandon Fletcher, Joseph Suits II, Cooper Suits, Sophia Suits; brothers, Gene (Maryellen Iobst) Clock and Jim (Debbie) Clock, along with many loving nieces and nephews. Along with her parents, she was preceded in death by her son, David Todd Fletcher.
The family wishes to express gratitude to the staff of Franciscan Hospice House for their outstanding treatment extended to Rosalie.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested to Grace on Wings, Inc., 5128 E. Stop 11 Road, Suite 37, Indianapolis, IN 46237 and/or First Church of the Nazarene, 9401 East 25th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46229. Final arrangements and care are entrusted to Shirley Brothers Washington Memorial Chapel.  www.shirleybrothers.com.

WALTER “TED” BUSCH, 81, widower of Judy Busch; daughter, Jennifer (Tim) Geminden; two grandchildren; siblings, Ronald (Cathy), and Stephen (Kimberly) Busch, Linda Gayle.
He served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps. After his military service, he was a machine repairman for Bryant-Carrier Heating and Cooling, retiring after 45 years of service.
Walter loved hunting and spending time on his boat, fishing for bass. He was a fan of the Indy 500. He loved his family, especially his grandchildren.
Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service and Crematory, Franklin Township Chapel conducted services.

JANICE FAY BUSE, 76, widow of Michael Buse; children, Andrew (Caroline), and Jennifer Buse, Erin Thomas (Luke); siblings, Larry, Don (Dodie), and Dennis McKinney (Debbie); six grandchildren.
Janice was a self-taught crocheter and professional seamstress and upholsterer. Earlier in her career she was one of the first female IPD officers. Later in life she enjoyed trips to Florida to enjoy seafood and cherished her favorite role as Memaw.
A memorial gathering will be Friday, June 16, 2023 from 5-8 p.m. at Little & Sons Funeral Home, 1301 Main St., Beech Grove.

TROY LEE CHAPMAN, 53, wife, Teresa Chapman; sons, Arthur and Jason Morris, Joshua and Alyssa Daniels; six grandchildren; one great-grandchild; mother, Lauretta Westover; siblings, Lisa, Jim, Bryan, Ronda, Renee, Jerry, Rich, Jessica, Laura, Eric, Thomas, Matt.
Troy was one of the most kind, giving, and caring men. Troy loved his family, vacations, fishing, gardening, and most of all cooking. He made the best cheesecake in the world. His wife, sons, and grandchildren were his world.
Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service was entrusted with arrangements.

LINDA ETTER, 83, children, Angela (Steve) Foster, Steve (Diane) Rainey; six grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; brother, Charles “Bud” Green.
G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home conducted services.

JOHN JOSEPH GUILFOY JR., 73, wife, Barbara Huxley-Guilfoy; children, Jamie (Molly), and John (Ronnie) Guilfoy III; four granddaughters; siblings, Paul (Phyllis), Kevin (Mary Fran) and Joe (Patty) Guilfoy, Beth (Don) Speigl.
John spent most of his career in the produce industry and retired from the Indianapolis Fruit Company. John was never afraid of hard work and showed this throughout his lifetime.
John was a family man and could often be found at his granddaughters’ sporting events. John loved to cook and play golf.
O’Riley Branson Funeral Service handled arrangements.

JACKIE LEE “JACK” HALL, 72, children, Shawn McDonald (Shane), Jack (Samantha), Dawnyel (Stan), and Shannon Hall (Shannon); 13 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren.
He proudly served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps during the Vietnam War. He worked in retail sales for several years on the south side of Indianapolis. He enjoyed fishing, watching NASCAR and Chicago Bears football on TV. But most of all, he loved spending time with his family.
Services entrusted to Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service and Crematory-Greenwood Chapel.

DORTHA MAMIE JONES SANFORD HOLMES, 98, widow of Andrew Holmes; stepchildren, Richard Holmes (Charlene), Carol Bruce (David); six grandchildren; four step-grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren.
Dortha retired from RCA after 26 years. She kept in touch with many beloved friends.  Dortha worked at Sam’s Club in Greenwood for 13 years, retiring in 2010. She was a member and greeter of Emmanuel Church in Greenwood and a member and greeter of Gracepoint in New Whiteland from 2008.
Arrangements were entrusted to Singleton Community Mortuary and Memorial Center.

LAVONNE “BONNIE” JACKSON, 81, widow of Jerry Jackson; children, Angela (Paul) Reuter, Brad (Andrea Dillman and her children), and Jeremy (Tina) Jackson; four grandchildren; one great-grandson; brother, Bill (Connie) Burton.
 She graduated from Manual High School in 1960.
Bonnie drove a school bus for 32 years for Perry Township Schools. She enjoyed arranging silk flowers, hosting family holidays, giving gifts, taking road trips, being a dedicated Alabama music fan, decorating for Christmas, making people laugh, and leaving her cherry red lip prints on her loved ones.
Arrangements were entrusted to G.H. Herrmann Funeral Home.

DORIS “SLICK” LEE LESLIE, 87, wife, Cecile Leslie; daughters, Rita (Jim) Biggerstaff, Tara Leslie (Michele Fuss) and Anita (George) Morton; six grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; siblings, John, Jean, Flo, and Lois.
Doris loved nothing more than he loved his wife and family. If he wasn’t at home eating “just a little something sweet” and laughing with his family, then you could find him fishing, hunting, or listening to country music.
G.H. Herrmann Funeral Home handled arrangements.

STEPHANIE PAULINE NOE, 74, widow of Kenneth R. Noe; children, Jean Mercer, Cheryl Thomas and Kenneth R. Noe, Jr.; seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; sister,  Antoinette Davis.
Arrangements were entrusted to G.H. Herrmann Funeral Home.

MARGUERITE “PEGGY” MARY RIHM, 65, husband, Mark Rihm; children, Joseph (Tasha), and Katelyn Rihm; sister, Donna Kay (Mike) Robinson; three grandchildren.
Peggy will be remembered as her family’s biggest cheerleader and fan. Nothing brought her more joy than spending time with them and hearing what they were up to.
She lived for family vacations to Disney World and the beach.
Peggy was a graduate of Manual High School, class of 1976. She worked for Women’s Health Alliance, and most recently was employed at Anthem for 23 years.
Little & Sons Funeral Home handled arrangements.

MARY LOUISE MOBLEY SCOTT, 94, widow of Harold Scott; children, Wanetah Helgason, Jan Ellison, Kris (Chip) Payton; stepchildren, Harold (Linda) Jr., Tom (Donna), and Jim (Peggy) Scott, Bev (Butch) Smith, Sherry (Danny) Duhaime; 16 grandchildren; 27 great-grandchildren; 28 great-great-grandchildren.
Mary Lou was a graduate of Southport High School.
She was an avid sports fan “ all her life” watching tennis along with all college football and basketball games, working crossword puzzles, and reading James Patterson novels.
Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service handled arrangements.

DARLENE W. SCHLUETER, 79, husband, Alfred Schlueter; stepson, Eric Schlueter; brothers, Herman and Lloyd Keith.
She worked as a receptionist for many years. She will be severely missed by all who knew her.
Services will be Sunday, June 18 at 12 p.m. at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service and Crematory-Greenwood Chapel. Family and friends may gather from 10 a.m. until service.

BERYL B. TAYLOR, 92, widower of Mary E. Taylor; daughters, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
After receiving an honorable discharge from the Army, he went to work for Arvin Automotive for 43 years. A special thanks to David and Becky Kern, their daughters and families, for all the love, support, and assistance they gave Beryl in his final years. He never would have made it to 92 without them.
Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service & Crematory handled services.

DONALD T. TOON, 92, wife, Jeannine Toon; sons, Donald (Janelle), Robert (Sheila), and Steve (Sally) Toon; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren.
Don co-founded Greater Diversified Supply, then retired in 1996. Not fully ready to retire, Don worked part-time for Nutec Roofing, Metal Resources and Riteway Tool.
He always found time for family, community and church, and was a member of New Bethel Baptist Church, Pleasant Lodge 134 in Acton, Murat Shriners and Scottish Rite.
A memorial service will be at 4 p.m. on June 17, 2023 at New Bethel Baptist Church 8936 Southeastern Ave. Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Home was entrusted with arrangements.

RONALD WILLIAM YOUNG, 51, mother, Jeannine Reckart (Doug); brother, Tommy Young (Sherrie).
Ronnie worked construction most of his life. If he wasn’t building something he was demolishing something. He would help you out as much as he could even if it strained him to do so. He was kind-hearted to all unless you were on his bad side for some reason. He was a good son and brother and will be sorely missed.
Arrangements entrusted to Norman F. Chance Funeral Home and Cremation Services.