Diana Jane Eddleman, 68, Summitville, passed away at home on Sunday, May 10, 2020, surrounded by loved ones after a longterm illness.
Diana was born in Anderson to John Edward and Mary Jane (Howard) Brewer. She lived all of her life in Summitville.
Survivors include husband, Glenn Ray Eddleman; three children, Kerry Williams, Jill (Miccah) Battishill, and Reid Eddleman; two granddaughters, Kennedy and Delaney Battishill; sister, Anita Moulton; in-laws, Deloris and Floyd Wolford; sisters-in-law, Roxanne (Dave) Henderson, Elizabeth (Jesse) Young; brothers-in-law, Gary (Rhonda) Williams and David Wolford; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; first husband, Ted Williams; in-laws, Maurice and Freda Williams; father-in-law; Harold Eddleman; brother-in-law, Mike Moulton; and nephew, Joe Williams.
Diana held undergraduate and graduate degrees from Ball State University and was a graduate from the Indiana Principal Leadership Academy. She retired in 2007 after 33 years of service working as an elementary teacher and later principal for Madison-Grant School Corp.
Diana was an active 50-year member of Psi Iota Xi sorority, a member of Madison Park Church of God, and four-year member of Northern Madison County Library Board.
She loved to spend time cooking for her family, crocheting, tending her flowers, and most of all, spoiling her granddaughters. She enjoyed traveling around the country, reading, fishing, and time at the lake.
Private services will be held at Rozelle-Johnson Funeral Service in Anderson with a Celebration of Life memorial held at a later date.
Diana was born in Anderson to John Edward and Mary Jane (Howard) Brewer. She lived all of her life in Summitville.
Survivors include husband, Glenn Ray Eddleman; three children, Kerry Williams, Jill (Miccah) Battishill, and Reid Eddleman; two granddaughters, Kennedy and Delaney Battishill; sister, Anita Moulton; in-laws, Deloris and Floyd Wolford; sisters-in-law, Roxanne (Dave) Henderson, Elizabeth (Jesse) Young; brothers-in-law, Gary (Rhonda) Williams and David Wolford; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; first husband, Ted Williams; in-laws, Maurice and Freda Williams; father-in-law; Harold Eddleman; brother-in-law, Mike Moulton; and nephew, Joe Williams.
Diana held undergraduate and graduate degrees from Ball State University and was a graduate from the Indiana Principal Leadership Academy. She retired in 2007 after 33 years of service working as an elementary teacher and later principal for Madison-Grant School Corp.
Diana was an active 50-year member of Psi Iota Xi sorority, a member of Madison Park Church of God, and four-year member of Northern Madison County Library Board.
She loved to spend time cooking for her family, crocheting, tending her flowers, and most of all, spoiling her granddaughters. She enjoyed traveling around the country, reading, fishing, and time at the lake.
Private services will be held at Rozelle-Johnson Funeral Service in Anderson with a Celebration of Life memorial held at a later date.
Diana Jane Eddleman, 68, Summitville, passed away at home on Sunday, May 10, 2020, surrounded by loved ones after a longterm illness.
Diana was born in Anderson to John Edward and Mary Jane (Howard) Brewer. She lived all of her life in Summitville.
Survivors include husband, Glenn Ray Eddleman; three children, Kerry Williams, Jill (Miccah) Battishill, and Reid Eddleman; two granddaughters, Kennedy and Delaney Battishill; sister, Anita Moulton; in-laws, Deloris and Floyd Wolford; sisters-in-law, Roxanne (Dave) Henderson, Elizabeth (Jesse) Young; brothers-in-law, Gary (Rhonda) Williams and David Wolford; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; first husband, Ted Williams; in-laws, Maurice and Freda Williams; father-in-law; Harold Eddleman; brother-in-law, Mike Moulton; and nephew, Joe Williams.
Diana held undergraduate and graduate degrees from Ball State University and was a graduate from the Indiana Principal Leadership Academy. She retired in 2007 after 33 years of service working as an elementary teacher and later principal for Madison-Grant School Corp.
Diana was an active 50-year member of Psi Iota Xi sorority, a member of Madison Park Church of God, and four-year member of Northern Madison County Library Board.
She loved to spend time cooking for her family, crocheting, tending her flowers, and most of all, spoiling her granddaughters. She enjoyed traveling around the country, reading, fishing, and time at the lake.
Private services will be held at Rozelle-Johnson Funeral Service in Anderson with a Celebration of Life memorial held at a later date.
Diana was born in Anderson to John Edward and Mary Jane (Howard) Brewer. She lived all of her life in Summitville.
Survivors include husband, Glenn Ray Eddleman; three children, Kerry Williams, Jill (Miccah) Battishill, and Reid Eddleman; two granddaughters, Kennedy and Delaney Battishill; sister, Anita Moulton; in-laws, Deloris and Floyd Wolford; sisters-in-law, Roxanne (Dave) Henderson, Elizabeth (Jesse) Young; brothers-in-law, Gary (Rhonda) Williams and David Wolford; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; first husband, Ted Williams; in-laws, Maurice and Freda Williams; father-in-law; Harold Eddleman; brother-in-law, Mike Moulton; and nephew, Joe Williams.
Diana held undergraduate and graduate degrees from Ball State University and was a graduate from the Indiana Principal Leadership Academy. She retired in 2007 after 33 years of service working as an elementary teacher and later principal for Madison-Grant School Corp.
Diana was an active 50-year member of Psi Iota Xi sorority, a member of Madison Park Church of God, and four-year member of Northern Madison County Library Board.
She loved to spend time cooking for her family, crocheting, tending her flowers, and most of all, spoiling her granddaughters. She enjoyed traveling around the country, reading, fishing, and time at the lake.
Private services will be held at Rozelle-Johnson Funeral Service in Anderson with a Celebration of Life memorial held at a later date.
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