Olivia “Autumn” Adkisson died in her sleep at her home in New Albany, on September 21, 2001.
Autumn grew up in Clark County, Indiana and was educated in Business at Jefferson Community College in Louisville. She was the box office manager at the Louisville Palace, and worked in radio sales for WMPI in Scottsburg, Indiana. She was beginning her career in Event Planning at the time of her death.
A lover of all kinds of music, Autumn learned acoustic guitar from her mother, and had a lovely singing voice. Her favorite musical artist was the Dave Matthews Band. She appreciated the beauty in nature and loved all animals, but especially loved cats. She also enjoyed photography, and loved to write short stories and poetry. Old cemeteries were the perfect solace for Autumn where she often passed time to relax and to contemplate.
Autumn is survived by her grandmother Marie, step-grandmother Geneva, parents Danny and Robin, siblings Cari and Aaron, son Daniel, half-sister Sarah, niece Allison, six cousins, and her beloved cat Sam. She was predeceased by her paternal grandparents Frank and Helen, her maternal grandfather Gerald, and her step-grandfather Charlie.
Autumn absolutely adored her father, but her son Daniel was her number one. Her entire family loved her, her friends loved her, and as such, she will continue to be missed and her life to be celebrated.
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Paternal grandfather Frank Mattingly
Paternal grandmother Helen Mattingly
Maternal grandfather Gerald McQueen
Maternal grandmother Marie McQueen
Autumn grew up in Clark County, Indiana and was educated in Business at Jefferson Community College in Louisville. She was the box office manager at the Louisville Palace, and worked in radio sales for WMPI in Scottsburg, Indiana. She was beginning her career in Event Planning at the time of her death.
A lover of all kinds of music, Autumn learned acoustic guitar from her mother, and had a lovely singing voice. Her favorite musical artist was the Dave Matthews Band. She appreciated the beauty in nature and loved all animals, but especially loved cats. She also enjoyed photography, and loved to write short stories and poetry. Old cemeteries were the perfect solace for Autumn where she often passed time to relax and to contemplate.
Autumn is survived by her grandmother Marie, step-grandmother Geneva, parents Danny and Robin, siblings Cari and Aaron, son Daniel, half-sister Sarah, niece Allison, six cousins, and her beloved cat Sam. She was predeceased by her paternal grandparents Frank and Helen, her maternal grandfather Gerald, and her step-grandfather Charlie.
Autumn absolutely adored her father, but her son Daniel was her number one. Her entire family loved her, her friends loved her, and as such, she will continue to be missed and her life to be celebrated.
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Paternal grandfather Frank Mattingly
Paternal grandmother Helen Mattingly
Maternal grandfather Gerald McQueen
Maternal grandmother Marie McQueen
Olivia “Autumn” Adkisson died in her sleep at her home in New Albany, on September 21, 2001.
Autumn grew up in Clark County, Indiana and was educated in Business at Jefferson Community College in Louisville. She was the box office manager at the Louisville Palace, and worked in radio sales for WMPI in Scottsburg, Indiana. She was beginning her career in Event Planning at the time of her death.
A lover of all kinds of music, Autumn learned acoustic guitar from her mother, and had a lovely singing voice. Her favorite musical artist was the Dave Matthews Band. She appreciated the beauty in nature and loved all animals, but especially loved cats. She also enjoyed photography, and loved to write short stories and poetry. Old cemeteries were the perfect solace for Autumn where she often passed time to relax and to contemplate.
Autumn is survived by her grandmother Marie, step-grandmother Geneva, parents Danny and Robin, siblings Cari and Aaron, son Daniel, half-sister Sarah, niece Allison, six cousins, and her beloved cat Sam. She was predeceased by her paternal grandparents Frank and Helen, her maternal grandfather Gerald, and her step-grandfather Charlie.
Autumn absolutely adored her father, but her son Daniel was her number one. Her entire family loved her, her friends loved her, and as such, she will continue to be missed and her life to be celebrated.
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Paternal grandfather Frank Mattingly
Paternal grandmother Helen Mattingly
Maternal grandfather Gerald McQueen
Maternal grandmother Marie McQueen
Autumn grew up in Clark County, Indiana and was educated in Business at Jefferson Community College in Louisville. She was the box office manager at the Louisville Palace, and worked in radio sales for WMPI in Scottsburg, Indiana. She was beginning her career in Event Planning at the time of her death.
A lover of all kinds of music, Autumn learned acoustic guitar from her mother, and had a lovely singing voice. Her favorite musical artist was the Dave Matthews Band. She appreciated the beauty in nature and loved all animals, but especially loved cats. She also enjoyed photography, and loved to write short stories and poetry. Old cemeteries were the perfect solace for Autumn where she often passed time to relax and to contemplate.
Autumn is survived by her grandmother Marie, step-grandmother Geneva, parents Danny and Robin, siblings Cari and Aaron, son Daniel, half-sister Sarah, niece Allison, six cousins, and her beloved cat Sam. She was predeceased by her paternal grandparents Frank and Helen, her maternal grandfather Gerald, and her step-grandfather Charlie.
Autumn absolutely adored her father, but her son Daniel was her number one. Her entire family loved her, her friends loved her, and as such, she will continue to be missed and her life to be celebrated.
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Paternal grandfather Frank Mattingly
Paternal grandmother Helen Mattingly
Maternal grandfather Gerald McQueen
Maternal grandmother Marie McQueen
