Dear Helen and family,

WE are so very sorry to hear of the loss of your beloved husband & father (etc) Words can not help during these sad times for you, but may you have peace knowing that he will always be with you forever & that someday you will be reunited.

Love,
Jody & Don Claxton

(Jody is the daughter of Carol's deceased sister, Joanne)

I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

Dearest Deb and family,
I am sorry to hear of your loss. Although I did not have the honor to meet your dad, I know from knowing you, HE HAD TO BE A JEWEL OF A PERSON!!
My prayers are with you.
Until we meet again, Laurie and family

Helen and Family,

I have a long line of memories of Johnny. He worked for my Dad on the farm, near Otterbein, in the 50's. We used to go mushroom hunting together and we kids played together a lot. Then coincidentally, Larry (my husband) worked with Johnny at the Purdue Fire Dept for many years. A couple of weeks ago, for no apparent reason I was thinking of you and wondering how you were.

I know you have many wonderful

Helen and Family,

I have a long line of memories of Johnny. He worked for my Dad on the farm, near Otterbein, in the 50's. We used to go mushroom hunting together and we kids played together a lot. Then coincidentally, Larry (my husband) worked with Johnny at the Purdue Fire Dept for many years. A couple of weeks ago, for no apparent reason I was thinking of you and wondering how you were.

I know you have many wonderful memories of your life with Johnny and those memories will live in your hearts forever. I remember him as being a soft spoken, easy going man.

Sincerely, Larry & Connie (Ice) Shafer

Helen and Family,

I have a long line of memories of Johnny. He worked for my Dad on the farm, near Otterbein, in the 50's. We used to go mushroom hunting together and we kids played together a lot. Then coincidentally, Larry (my husband) worked with Johnny at the Purdue Fire Dept for many years. A couple of weeks ago, for no apparent reason I was thinking of you and wondering how you were.

I know you have many wonderful

Helen and Family,

I have a long line of memories of Johnny. He worked for my Dad on the farm, near Otterbein, in the 50's. We used to go mushroom hunting together and we kids played together a lot. Then coincidentally, Larry (my husband) worked with Johnny at the Purdue Fire Dept for many years. A couple of weeks ago, for no apparent reason I was thinking of you and wondering how you were.

I know you have many wonderful memories of your life with Johnny and those memories will live in your hearts forever. I remember him as being a soft spoken, easy going man.

Sincerely, Larry & Connie (Ice) Shafer

I feel so fortunate to have had an Uncle so kind and gentle-natured as Uncle Johnny. He will be missed by all who knew and loved him. My thoughts and prayers are with Aunt Helen, Sue, Deb, Ann and all of the grandkids.

I was so saddened to hear that Uncle Johnny had passed on. He was my last uncle/aunt to go, and that made it doubly sad. My memories of Johnny were all good ones....He was such a nice person, and he had a great sense of humor and that great smile; and he had great love for his family. He gave me the best Indiana tomatoes I've ever had, and I enjoyed seeing his garden when I came down in the

I was so saddened to hear that Uncle Johnny had passed on. He was my last uncle/aunt to go, and that made it doubly sad. My memories of Johnny were all good ones....He was such a nice person, and he had a great sense of humor and that great smile; and he had great love for his family. He gave me the best Indiana tomatoes I've ever had, and I enjoyed seeing his garden when I came down in the summer.

Aunt Helen, Sue, Debbie, Ann, and families, my thoughts are with you. I know he is going to be missed. I will light a candle in his memory at my church on Sunday.