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Friends United Meeting
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Quaker Hill Drive
Richmond IN 47374-1980
Phone (765) 962-7573
Fax (765) 966-1293
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Quaker
Life
June 2002
Passages
Births:
To Shane and Gina Dale, a son, Quentin Dean, January 22, 2002, Wabash
Friends, Indiana.
To Brady and Dee Ann (Gibson) Hanlon, a daughter, Adelyn Rachel, January
16, 2002, Wabash Friends, Indiana.
To Joe and Christy Thomas, a son, Samuel Lane, February 7, 2002, Carthage
Friends, Indiana.
To Bruce and Laurel (Carter) Whisler, a daughter, Katherine Ann, March
2, 2002, New London Friends, Russiaville, Indiana.
Deaths:
ALLEN Virgie Brown Allen, 83, Holly Springs Friends, North Carolina,
March 3, 2002. Virgie Allen was a native of Randolph County. A member
of her meeting for more than fifty years, she taught Sunday School and
Bible School and was a member of the U.S.F.W. afternoon missionary circle.
She also served as secretary and treasurer of the Holly Spring Memorial
Association for 25 years. Survivors include her husband of 65 years, Elmer
S. Allen; two sons, Melvin and Wayne T. Allen; one daughter, Nancy Edinger;
one brother, W.L. Brown, Jr.; six grandchildren, Michelle Osborne, Gina
Bateman, Anthony Wayne Allen, Kelly Renee Beal, Paul Edinger and April
Edinger; and eight great-grandchildren.
DeARMOND Mildred J. DeArmond, 88, Wabash Friends, Indiana, February 5,
2002. Mildred DeArmond was born February 21, 1913, to Frank and Mary Hutchens
Stouffer. She married Robert D. Smith, who died in 1950. She then married
James L. DeArmond on March 29, 1952. She was preceded in death by a sister
as well as by both husbands. Survivors include three nieces, Jane Updike,
Barbara Wellborn and Bernadine Miller.
FARLOW Stanley Eugene Farlow, 90, Marlboro Friends, North Carolina, February
26, 2002. Stanley Farlow was born August 9, 1911, to Joseph Walter and
Edna Farlow. He married Fadine McDowell on January 7, 1933. A resident
of Randolph County all his life, Mr. Farlow was a retired dairy farmer.
He had formerly been a member of New Market Grange Friends. He was preceded
in death by three brothers, Raymond, Roy and James Farlow; and two sisters,
Verda and Clares Farlow. Survivors include his wife, Fadine; one son,
Milford C. Farlow; three daughters, Janice Hockett, Shirley Cecil and
Wanda Peele; one brother, Joe Farlow; two sisters, Margaret Davis and
Martha Hodgin; four grandchildren, Herschel and Keith Hockett, and Sharon
and Jeffrey Farlow; and seven great-grandchildren, Phillip, Ella, Anna,
Meredith, Benjamin and Andrew Hockett and Ashlie Farlow.
FULK Robia Franklin Fulk, 85, Friends Union Friends, North Carolina,
March 16, 2002. Robia Fulk was born December 22, 1916, to Robe Riley and
Bessie Elizabeth Spainhour Fulk. He was a retired farmer. He was preceded
in death by one daughter, Barbara F. Mabe; and three brothers, Vernon,
Everette, and George Fulk. Survivors include his wife of 64 years, Margaret
Jones Fulk; one son, Odell Fulk; one daughter, Betty Jessup; one sister,
Ila Hoots; one brother, Clyde Fulk; four grandchildren, Mark Winfrey,
Lisa Boles, Lynn Benton, and Sharon Jessup; and seven great-grandchildren.
HOLLOWELL Iris Tumey Hollowell, 101, First Friends, Greensboro, North
Carolina, March 15, 2002. Iris Hollowell was born October 17, 1900, to
Morton and Nettie Tumey. She spent her childhood and young adulthood in
West Lafayette, Indiana. She received her B.S. and M.S. from Purdue University,
where she was a member of various honor societies, and she then taught
school. She married James Rhoads Hollowell, and they lived in Columbia,
South America, before returning to North Carolina and eventually settling
in Greensboro. She was very active in her meeting, where she was president
of the USFW and taught Sunday School. She was also active in the community,
serving as president of Central PTA and a member of the Primrose Garden
Club. Survivors include one daughter, Julia H. Reeves; two grandchildren,
Charlotte Reeves Walyko and James Hollowell Reeves; and a great-grandson,
Michael.
HUTCHENS Reuben Cox Hutchens, 84, Mount Airy Friends, North Carolina,
February 6, 2002. Reuben Hutchens was born on October 19, 1917, to Leander
Zeno and Leona Davis Hutchens. He served in the U.S. Army during World
War II, and was the retired owner and operator of Hutchens Laundry and
Dry Cleaners. He was preceded in death by his wife, Janice Caldwell Hutchens;
one son, James Caldwell Hutchens; one sister, Louie Cox Joyner; and one
brother, James Cox. Survivors include one son, Joseph Lee Hutchens; one
sister, Myrtle Burgess; and one brother, C.C. Cox.
JACKSON Addie Fern Jackson, 81, Carthage Friends, Indiana, February 26,
2002. Fern Jackson was born January 2, 1921, to Dennis and Della Sipes.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert A. Jackson. Survivors
include two sons, Eldon and Richard; three brothers, Richard, Dale and
Edward Sipes; two sisters, Helen Morris and Maude Dilley; four grandchildren
and six great-grandchildren.
JAMES Wilma W. Mason James, 88, First Friends, Anderson, Indiana, February
3, 2002. Wilma James was born July 13, 1913, and grew up in West Terre
Haute, Indiana. She attended Indiana State Teachers College. She first
married Floyd Mason, and after his death she married Earl James. She was
an employee of ALAC Garment Cleaners for many years. An active member
of her meeting, she represented the meeting as a board member of United
Faith Housing. She also volunteered at Marie Thurston Elementary School.
She was preceded in death by both husbands. Survivors include two sons,
Robert and Richard Mason; six grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren.
LOWE Mabel Raiford Lowe, 87, Corinth Friends, Ivor, North Carolina, March
25, 2002. Mabel Lowe was born May 29, 1914, to Fabius and Anise Raiford.
She was a retired LPN at Southampton Memorial Hospital in Franklin. She
was preceded in death by her husband, W. Edgar Lowe. Survivors include
one daughter, Jane D. Smith; one granddaughter, Niki Lee Jernigan; one
great-grandson, Bradley Jernigan; and several nieces and nephews.
MENDENHALL Mildred Coffin Mendenhall, 83, Honey Creek New Providence
Friends Church, Iowa, March 24, 2002. Mildred Mendenhall was born June
8, 1918, to Everett and Alice (Jones) Coffin. She graduated from Pleasant
Plain High School, Iowa, in 1935 and William Penn College in 1940, with
a degree in business and education. She married Herschel Lewis Mendenhall
on November 27, 1941. In 1957, they adopted a son, Russell, when he was
nine years old; he lost his life in an accident as a teenager. Mildred
taught school in Promise City and Thornberg, Iowa. While Herschel served
in Civilian Public Service, Mildred was a secretary in hospitals located
in Williamsburg, Virginia, Concord, New Hampshire, and Independence, Iowa.
She then assisted her husband in Iowa pastorates at Richland/Woolson and
Middle River Friends Churches, and as Business Managers of William Penn
College. They served under the Friends African Mission in Kaimosi, Kenya,
as bookkeepers from 1958 to 1961. Later Mildred was the secretary of Pleasant
Plain School. The couple farmed near Pleasant Plain until retirement in
1993 when they moved to the Quakerdale campus at New Providence. Mildred
was a member of the Honey Creek New Providence Friends Church. She was
proceeded in death by her parents; her son, Russell; two brothers; and
two sisters. Survivors include her husband, Herschel; one sister, Mabel;
one brother, Earl Coffin, and a number of nieces and nephews. Memorials
may be sent to Quakerdale Children's Home in New Providence.
NELSON Albert Jones Nelson, 68, Kernersville Friends, North Carolina,
February 22, 2002. Albert Nelson was born October 1, 1933, to George and
Leanna Manuel Henderson. A U.S. Army veteran, he was a retired member
of the Salisbury Veterans Association and a charter member of the Piney
Grove Fire Department. Survivors include his wife, Mae Page Nelson; two
daughters, Judy Nelson Kiger and Angie Nelson Hoffner; one sister, Sarah
Pulliam; four brothers, Roger, Joe, Roscoe and A.G. Nelson; three grandchildren,
Michelle Kiger Bates, Jennifer Kiger and Justin Nelson; and one great-granddaughter,
Alyssa Bates.
PARKER Martha Lee Parker, 58, Archdale Friends, North Carolina, February
14, 2002. Martha Parker was born July 25, 1943, to Lloyd and Vearl Varner
Pearce. A graduate of Guilford College, she married Richard Allen Parker
on October 16, 1965. She was the secretary and treasurer of Automotive
Refinish Supply, Inc. Survivors include her husband, Richard; two sons,
Mark Parker and Todd Parker; one grandson, Steven Zachary Parker; one
sister, Sarah Allen; and two nephews, Scott and Greg Allen.
PEACOCK Agnes Elizabeth Virden Peacock, 106, Evanston Friends, Illinois,
March 21, 2002. Born in Goshen, Missouri on December 27, 1895, Agnes was
a former resident of Park Ridge, Illinois, and active in the meeting there.
She was active in the USFW and helped mend many articles of clothing and
prepare them for shipping to the AFSC. She was preceded in death by her
husband, John W. Peacock, as well as by two great-grandsons. Survivors
include her children, Jackson, Anna Lou Arnett and Robert; seven grandchildren;
eleven great-grandchildren; and three great-great grandchildren.
PHILLIPS Lillian Wooten Phillips, 83, Forbush Friends, East Bend, North
Carolina, March 21, 2002. Lillian Phillips was born June 17, 1918, to
Edgar and Myrtle Hutchens Wooten. She was an active member of her meeting.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Howard Lee Phillips; and one
son, Grady Lee Phillips. Survivors include one daughter, Frances Bertotti;
one son, George Phillips; four brothers, Benbow, Edsel, Edgar Vernon and
Allen Wooten; four sisters, Ethel Griffin, Vicy Key, Cora Hutchens and
Barbara Gentry; ten grandchildren, Shannon and Mandy Phillips, Brandy
Brandon, Sherri Crutchley, Myra Hicks, Heather Sarin, Candace Bertotti,
Charlene Marhenke, Darlene Eads and Robin Campbell; and two great-grandchildren,
Brooke Crutchley and Madilyn Brandon.
PUCKETT John Puckett Jr., 70, Forbush Friends, East Bend, North Carolina,
February 10, 2002. John Puckett was born on September 13, 1931, to John
Thomas and Jessie Pearl Reece Puckett. He served in the U.S. Army during
the Korean War. He was preceded in death by one sister, Eloise Brown,
and one brother, Floyd Puckett. Survivors include his wife of 50 years,
Norma Lee Puckett; one daughter, Shelia Bishop; one son, Ricky Puckett;
and four grandchildren, Jennifer, Traci, Jill and Brett.
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