Obit; Elva Beals
Elva Brown Beals, 95, English, died Tuesday, Sept. 29, at the Indian Creek Health and Rehabilitation Center in Corydon.
A native of Crawford County, born July 11, 1903, she was the daughter of the late John and Laura Goodson Brown. She was a member of Marengo Christian Church. Senior Citizens in English. She was a volunteer for Lincoln Hills Development Corp. and helped found the first 4-H Club at Goodman Ridge.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Winford Adam Beals.
Survivors include a son, Ivan R. Beals of English; a daughter, Gloria Belcher of Greensburg, Kas.; a brother, Eldo Brown of Phoenix; two grandchildren and three grate-grandchildren.
The funeral was Saturday at Dillman - Green Funeral Home in Marengo with burial in Mt. Sterling Cemetery. The Rev. Wayne Jenkins officiated. Phyllis Crandall was organist.
Elva Brown Beals, 95, English, died Tuesday, Sept. 29, at the Indian Creek Health and Rehabilitation Center in Corydon.
A native of Crawford County, born July 11, 1903, she was the daughter of the late John and Laura Goodson Brown. She was a member of Marengo Christian Church. Senior Citizens in English. She was a volunteer for Lincoln Hills Development Corp. and helped found the first 4-H Club at Goodman Ridge.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Winford Adam Beals.
Survivors include a son, Ivan R. Beals of English; a daughter, Gloria Belcher of Greensburg, Kas.; a brother, Eldo Brown of Phoenix; two grandchildren and three grate-grandchildren.
The funeral was Saturday at Dillman - Green Funeral Home in Marengo with burial in Mt. Sterling Cemetery. The Rev. Wayne Jenkins officiated. Phyllis Crandall was organist.
Obit; Elva Beals
Elva Brown Beals, 95, English, died Tuesday, Sept. 29, at the Indian Creek Health and Rehabilitation Center in Corydon.
A native of Crawford County, born July 11, 1903, she was the daughter of the late John and Laura Goodson Brown. She was a member of Marengo Christian Church. Senior Citizens in English. She was a volunteer for Lincoln Hills Development Corp. and helped found the first 4-H Club at Goodman Ridge.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Winford Adam Beals.
Survivors include a son, Ivan R. Beals of English; a daughter, Gloria Belcher of Greensburg, Kas.; a brother, Eldo Brown of Phoenix; two grandchildren and three grate-grandchildren.
The funeral was Saturday at Dillman - Green Funeral Home in Marengo with burial in Mt. Sterling Cemetery. The Rev. Wayne Jenkins officiated. Phyllis Crandall was organist.
Elva Brown Beals, 95, English, died Tuesday, Sept. 29, at the Indian Creek Health and Rehabilitation Center in Corydon.
A native of Crawford County, born July 11, 1903, she was the daughter of the late John and Laura Goodson Brown. She was a member of Marengo Christian Church. Senior Citizens in English. She was a volunteer for Lincoln Hills Development Corp. and helped found the first 4-H Club at Goodman Ridge.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Winford Adam Beals.
Survivors include a son, Ivan R. Beals of English; a daughter, Gloria Belcher of Greensburg, Kas.; a brother, Eldo Brown of Phoenix; two grandchildren and three grate-grandchildren.
The funeral was Saturday at Dillman - Green Funeral Home in Marengo with burial in Mt. Sterling Cemetery. The Rev. Wayne Jenkins officiated. Phyllis Crandall was organist.
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