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Obituaries Marie Alexander; son-inlaw, Bobby Cox; greatgrandson Landon Rowe; and husband, Jack Sharp. Mable was a member of Muren Church of God and W.C.G., also the Oakland City American Legion Ladies Auxiliary and the Jr. Auxiliary. She retired from Regional Hospital after many years of service. Surviving are a daughter, Jackie Cox, of Oakland City; sons, Kenneth (Rita) Sharp, of Winslow, and Karl Sharp, of Hampton, Va.; grandchildren, Jenny (Eric) Rowe, Regina (Patrick) Farmer, Kendra (Derrick) Harmon, Jacquline and Sara Sharp; great-grandchildren, Devan, Jace and Lukas Farmer; sisters, Dorothy Campbell, of Evansville, and Peggy Carter, of California; and brother Charles Cain of Virginia. Funeral services will be Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2013 at 11 a.m. EST at Muren Church of God with Rev. Clint Woolsey officiating. Burial will be in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery. Visitation was from 48: p.m. EST Tuesday at Lamb-Basham Memorial Chapel and will be from 9 a.m. until services on Wednesday at the church. Family and friends may send messages of comfort to www.lambbasham.com. Joyce L. Parke Joyce L. Parke, 84, of Oakland City, entered rest on Saturday Nov. 30, 2013, at Gibson General Hospital in Princeton. She was born on June 11, 1929, in Winslow, to Herman and Hazel (Hopkins) Coleman. She was preceded in death by husband Kenneth Parke in 2006. She was a member of Good Shepherd United Methodist Church. Surviving are her sons, Gary (Diana) Parke, of Somerville, Monty (Kenya) Parke and David Parke, of Oakland City; grandchildren, Eric Parke, Cathy Reising, Jaycee, Laramy and Darian Parke; great-grandchildren, Sawyer and Cynthia Parke and Maverick Reising; and brother,Herschel Hurt, of Decatur, IL Joyce's family wants to thank the Fifth floor staff of Gibson General Hospital for excellent care provided. Funeral services were Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2013, at 10 a.m. at Good Shepherd United Methodist Church, with Dr. Douglas Low officiating. Burial took place in Montgomery Cemetery. Visitation was from 48 p.m. Monday at LambBasham Memorial Chapel and from 8 a.m. until services on Tuesday at the church. Memorial contributions may be given to Good Shepherd United MethDorothy odist Church. Family and Ann Goodrid friends may send messagDorothy Ann Goodrid, es of comfort to www.lamb- 89, of Washington, passed basham.com. away on Monday, Dec. 2, 2013 at 1:30 p.m. at her home. Dorothy was born to the late Gene and Una (Taylor) Witherspoon in Chicago, Ill. on May 22, 1924. Her family lived in Chicago for the first few years of her life, and then moved to Petersburg, Ind. She was a 1941 graduate of Petersburg High School. On June 25, 1942, she married the love of her life, Gene M. Goodrid. He survives. They were married for over 71 years, living in the same homestead in Washington Mable Sharp Mable Sharp, 82, of Ar- for 58 of those years. Her thur, entered rest on Fri- family was her pride and day Nov. 29, 2013, at Se- joy! She and Gene loved to lect Specialty Hospital in travel and see the world. Evansville. She was born on Nov. They loved to take many 16, 1931, in Tennessee to camping trips, while raisL. Edward and Ima (Far- ing their six daughters. They traveled to almost rar) Cain. She was preceded in every state, and many othdeath by her parents; er countries. They were brother, L.E. Cain; sister, snowbirds that spent 21 A-3 Wednesday, December 4, 2013 winters in Florida, where they made many lasting friendships. Dorothy was a member of Christ United Methodist Church in Washington. She was also active in the United Methodist Women, UMC Booster Sunday School, UMW Afternoon Circle, and House and Garden Homemakers. She was employed by Williams Drug Store for over 16 years. She was an avid reader. She loved to jump into reading new books that took her away to other countries, religions, other eras in time, and new adventures. She loved her grandchildren, and in her later years, loved having them, and the greatgrandchildren come, visit and play. She is survived by her husband, Gene M. Goodrid, of Washington; six daughters, Sherry (John) Ricks, Cindy (Blaine) Kalberer, Patty (Tim) Riker, Peggy (Clifton) Wilson, all of Washington, Vicki (Jim) Wood, of Plainfield, and Sandy (Adrian) Davis, of Avon; 14 grandchildren, Brenda Parsons, Kathy Fowler, Bradley Riker, Patrick (Alisha) Riker, Adam (Star) Riker, Holly (Joshua) Butcher and Andrew (Bryana) Wilson, all of Washington, Rick Greene, of Patoka, Ky., Peter (Lisa) Wood, of Littleton, Colo., Eric (Jurgen) Just, of Warendord-Hoetmar Germany, Christina (Jason) Potts, of Petersburg, Matthew (Amber) Davis, of Plainfield, Kari (Patrick) Meehan, of Indianapolis, and Kelly (Cody) Cummins, of Cannelburg; 27 great-grandchildren; one great-grandchild; one sister, Mary Jo (Bob) Roberts, of Lewisville, Texas; one sister-inlaw, Jan Witherspoon, of St. Louis, Mo. and numerous nieces and nephews. Dorothy was preceded in death by her parents; three brothers, Gene, Jim and Thomas Witherspoon. Visitation will be Friday, Dec. 6, 2013 at Christ United Methodist Church, Washington, from 4 to 8 p.m. and from 9 to 10 a.m. prior to funeral services on Saturday. Funeral services will be Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013 at 10 a.m. at Christ United Methodist Church. Burial will take place in Sugarland Memory Gardens following the service. Memorial contributions may be made to The Tristate Multiple Sclerosis Association, Evansville in honor of her daughter, Cindy Kalberer, or Christ United Methodist Church, Washington. Guests may sign the online guestbook at www. gillsince1872.com. Pallbearers were her grandsons, Rick Greene, Peter Wood, Eric Wood, Matthew Davis, Bradley Ricker and Andrew Wilson. Honorary pallbearers were her granddaughters, Brenda Parsons, Kathy worked at the Providence Fowler, Christina Potts, Home in Jasper and was a Kari Meehan, Kelly Cum- retired cook. She was preceded in mings, and Holly Butcher. death by one brother, MiTERRANCE chael Reed; and one sister, E. CHURCH Leona Neukam. Terrance "Perc" E. She is survived by two Church, 72, of Oatsville, daughters, Latasha AguInd., passed away on Tues- ilar and Selena Aguilar, day, Nov. 26, 2013 at Gib- both of Huntingburg; two son General Hospital in sisters, Cindy Buhr, of Princeton. Huntingburg, and SherHe was preceded in ry Watson, of Evansville; death by his parents, Ellis one brother, Charlie Rice, and Amy Church; and sis- of Dale; one grandson; and ter, Marcella Collins. stepchildren. Terrance is survived by Memorial services will three sons and daughters- take place at a later date. in-law, Timothy and Rebec- Nass and Son Funeral ca Church, of Boonville, Home in Huntingburg will Jimmie and Janet Church, be in charge of arrangeof Petersburg, and Grego- ments. There will be no visry and Joy Church, of Liz- itation at the funeral home. ton; one sister, Nancy RinCondolences and exey; one brother and sister- pressions of sympathy may in-law, Daniel and Donna be shared with the family Church; grandchildren, on-line at: www.nassandMegan, Samantha, and son.com Allison Church, Andrew, Leola B. Krieg Trevor, and Joey Church, Leola B. Krieg, 93, of Haley Church, and Kristen, Kevin, and Michael Huntingburg, died at 3 McGinness; two great- a.m., Sunday, Dec. 1, 2013 granddaughters and sev- at Memorial Hospital in eral nieces and nephews. Jasper. She was born August 31, Private services will be conducted. Pierre Funeral 1920 in Perry County, Ind. Home in Evansville will be to Otis and Ada May (Lain charge of arrangements. walin) Malone. She married Alvin Krieg on JanuK aron S. Anthis ary 10, 1939 in Perry CounKaron S. Anthis, 74, of ty, Indiana. She worked as Patoka, formerly of Princ- a school cafeteria cook at eton, passed away on Mon- Southridge High School, day, Nov. 25, 2013 at Gib- worked at Styline Goldson General Hospital in crest, retired from the Princeton. housekeeping department She was born March 17, of St. Joseph's Hospital, 1939 in Princeton, Ind. to and continued as a houseHoward and Barbara (Hill) keeper cleaning offices unLewis. She was a member til she was 89 years old. She was a member of the of Patoka United Methodist Church. She retired Huntingburg United Methin 2001 from the Gibson odist Church. She was preceded in County Treasurer's Office death by her husband, Alafter 24 years. She had formerly worked vin Krieg, who died Febat the Patoka National ruary 26, 1963; two sons, Roger Krieg and Gary Bank for several years. She is survived by her Krieg; two brothers, husband of 54 years, Fred James Malone and ThomAnthis, of Patoka; five chil- as Malone; and one sister, dren, Tammy (Dennis) Emogene Faulkenberg. She is survived by sevDeVries, of Auburn, Ala., Tricia Kolb, Joe (Janine) en children, Elizabeth Anthis, John (Tabitha) An- Simmers, Norman (Mary this and Jim (Lora) Anthis, Kaye) Krieg and Donall of Patoka; 13 grand- na (Duane) Temple, all children; a brother, Fred of Jasper, Patricia Gram(Lynn) Lewis, of Nash- an, of Evansville, Priscilville, Tenn.; a sister, Patri- la "Sue" (Jerry) Powell, of cia Willis, of Winslow; and French Lick, David (Mara brother, Bill (Pat) Anthis. garet) Krieg, of HuntingShe was preceded in burg and Michael Krieg, death by her parents; sis- of Velpen; two siblings, Alter, Linda Higginbotham; vin (Gertrude) Malone, and brother-in-law, Elwood of Perry County, and Virginia Evans, of Tell City; Willis. Funeral services were 20 grandchildren; 7 stepat 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. grandchildren; 30 great30, 2013 at the Colvin Fu- grandchildren; 11 stepneral Home in Princeton, great-grandchildren; and 3 with Rev. Jeff Pinney offi- great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be ciating. Burial was in Oak at 11 a.m., EST WednesHill Cemetery in Patoka. day, Dec. 4, 2013 at the Jerri A. Helsley Nass and Son Funeral Jerri A. Helsley, 57, of Home in Huntingburg with Huntingburg, passed away Rev. Paul Young Mayberat 7:43 p.m., Friday, Nov. ry officiating. Burial will 29, 2013 in the emergency follow at Fairmount Cemeroom of Memorial Hospital tery in Huntingburg. in Jasper. Memorial contributions She was born April 3, may be made to the Hunt1956 in Evansville, to Wil- ingburg United Methodliam Benjamin and Joyce ist Church or to a favorite Ann (Lampton) Reed. She charity. 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