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Edmund Malone

Edmund S. Malone, age 85, passed away at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, July 31st, 2015, at Willow Manor, Vincennes, Indiana.

born July 15th, 1930, in Terre Haute, Indiana, he was the son of Reverend Robert Paul Malone, Terre Haute, Indiana and Nona Charlotte Jones, Olney, Illinois.

On October 21st, 1950, he married Ramona Evelyn Noble of Rising Sun. To this couple three children were adopted. Edmund Malone has been a member of the Church of Christ of Rising Sun. He was a Teamster member and 36 year driver for Complete Auto Transit of Norwood, Ohio and later Dayton, Ohio.

Edmund Malone was a member of the Holiday Rambler Camping Club for many years. He was a past member of the Ohio County Democrat Central Committee, as well as a past officer. He was a Navy veteran, having served four years.

Survivors include: his daughter, Paula J. Malone of Ohio; his son, Scott W. "Butch" Malone and spouse Kathy of Florida; and his son, Keith W. Malone of Vincennes, Indiana. He is also survived by five grandchildren: James Matthew Rice and spouse Beth, of Alabama; Andrew Stephen Rice and fiancé, Kristin Hastings of Indiana; Amber Dawn Malone of Indiana; Ryan Matthew Malone Weibel of Kentucky; and Destiny Marie Malone of Indiana; and by three grandchildren: Grace Elizabeth Rice and James Gabriel Rice of Indiana; and Trent Kuhn of Alabama.

He is also survived by two siblings: Reverend Robert Nathan Malone of Indiana and Christina Malone Rouch of Indiana; by a sister-in-law, Judith Malone of Indiana; and by several nieces and nephews.

He is preceded in death by his parents; his wife of 55 years, Ramona E. Noble Malone; a grandson, Rex Daniel Frey; by his brother, James Fredrick Malone; and brother-in-law, Paul Rouch; and by sister-in-law, Margret Booth Malone.

Visitation and the funeral services were held on Wednesday, August 5th, at the Markland Funeral Home in Rising Sun. Services were conducted by Reverend Robert N. Malone of Centerville, Indiana - Ed's brother. Burial was in the Rising Sun New Cemetery. Memorials are requested to be given to the Rising Sun Church of Christ or to the Wounded Warrior Project. Arrangements handled by the Markland Funeral Home and assisted by Goodwin Funeral Home of Vincennes, Indiana.

Brooklyn Lustig

Brooklyn Mackenzie Alexis Lustig, age 13, of Vevay, went home to be with Jesus at 12:23 a.m., on Friday, July 31st, 2015. She packed a lot of joy in her 13 years and now watches over a family who loved her fiercely.

Brooklyn had a smile as wide and bright as an Indiana sunset, eyes that sparkled like stars and beautiful golden hair. She lit up every room she entered with her joyful spirit and bubbly giggle. She laughed hard and played even harder. Everyone who knew her was better for it.

Brooklyn loved horseback riding; arts and crafts; tearing through the mud on her dirt bike; and raising and showing her 4-H animals. She swam like a fish, ran like the wind on her track and field team, and loved spending time with her family. If she had her way she would have eaten only pizza and sugar.

Though she did not like doing the dishes or cleaning her room, she was a master at getting in the last word (or so she thought). Ornery as the day is long, she was a stinker through and through, and her family and friends loved every minute of it.

She was a part of the Pleasant Outlaws 4-H club, where she showed sheep and pigs; and enjoyed exhibit hall projects such as: fine arts, beekeeping, and of course horses.

She was an eighth grader at the Switzerland County Middle School where she had more friends than her family could begin to count. She had a heart for those who felt forgotten, and loved serving others through her church. She threw parties for kids who never felt celebrated and fed the homeless. She was a jewel in the family crown.

Brooklyn, known to many who loved her as "Brookie Cookie" will be dearly missed by her loving parents: Christina Cunning of Flagstaff, Arizona; Joe Gosciniak of Vevay; and Steve and Janelle Lustig of Vevay. Her parents loved her more than words could ever express and will cherish her sweet spirit always. She was their "fooful" (beautiful) princess; their darling baby girl.

She was the spunky, sassy and sweet sister to: Kayla; Marissa; Katie; Andrea and her husband: Travis Scudder; Kyleigh; David; Matthew; Samuel and his wife: Polly; Gabe; Allie and Patrishia.

She will also be missed by her nieces: Arabella and Rebecca; her nephews: Malachi and Carson; her grandma: Carol Gosciniak; her papaw: Tim Atkins; her grandma: Barb Girdler; her grandpa: Gary Girdler; and her grandma: Rose Fletcher - who all adored her and spoiled her rotten (just the way she liked it).

She was the beloved niece to: Jordan Gosciniak and his daughter: Chloe; Jake Gosciniak and his wife: Ashley, and their sons: Mason, Evan and their daughter: Taylor; Josh Gosciniak and his son: Dion; Justin Gosciniak; Jack Monroe; Bill Monroe; Eddie Monroe and his wife: Chris and their children, Brenda Sceifres and her husband: Mike and their sons: Liam and Bailey; Kim Guerro and her husband: Gilberto and their sons: Thomas, Clemente and Christopher; Lisa Allen and her son: James Allen Sr. and their grandchildren: Bub and Prudence; Paul Lustig and his wife: Laveda; Cecelia Rodman; Betty Head and her husband: Jim and their children: Paula Durbin and her husband: Bob and their children; Joan Hurbst and her husband: Rick and their children; Doris Webb and her husband: Billy and their children: Tammy Motley and her husband: Mick and their children; Harmony Hensley and her husband: Skyler and their son: Ransom, Diane Adamec and her husband: Tom and their daughters: Steph and Jen.

Her family will miss her dearly but will continue her legacy of kindness, laughter, service and boundless joy.

Brooklyn was greeted into eternity with open arms by her loving grandpa: Joseph "Joe" Gosciniak; her loving great-grandfather: William Zimmer and her loving aunt: Rebecca Monroe.

Funeral services were conducted Wednesday, August 5th, 2015, at 11 a.m., by Pastor Harmony Hensley, at the Haskell and Morrison Funeral Home, 208 Ferry Street Vevay.

Interment will follow in the Lee Cemetery, Fairview, Indiana

Brooklyn's family celebrated her life with visitation on Tuesday, August 4th, at the Haskell and Morrison Funeral Home.

A celebration meal followed at the Switzerland County 4-H Fairgrounds.

In lieu of flowers, the family request donations to be made to the Brooklyn Lustig Endowment Fund, care of the Community Foundation of Switzerland County, 317 Ferry Street, Vevay, Indiana, 47043, to benefit the Pleasant Outlaws 4-H Club in honor of Brooklyn and her love for animals, arts, and crafts. Cards are available at the funeral home.

Carolyn Jean White

BORN: September 12, 1942

DIED: December 30, 2012

LOCATION: Holton, Indiana

Carolyn Jean White, 70, of Holton, IN passed away Sunday, December 30th, at her residence. Carolyn was born in Milan, IN on September 12, 1942, a daughter of the late Norma (Stevens) and Claude Johnson. On July 18, 1959 she married John H. White, Jr., who died in 2004. She and her husband owned and operated the Holton Restaurant in Holton, IN and also worked in the grocery business for several years. Carolyn loved to play bingo and was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother.

Carolyn is survived by a daughter, Tamela White Stewart, of Noblesville, IN; two sons, Dwayne E. White, of Indianapolis, IN; Franklin A. White (Pam), of Holton, IN; by grandchildren, Amanda L. Fronek (Ken) of McCordsville, IN; Heather Hunger of Osgood, IN; Erika Pouch (Mike) of Tipton, IN, Hilary Labolt (Ben) of Holton, IN; by great grandchildren; Andrew Roembke, Aidan Green, Lillianna Fronek, Alexis Hunger, Cameron Labolt, Madalynn Pouch, Conner Labolt & Abagail Pouch. She is also survived by several sister and brother-in-laws, nieces, nephews and many friends.

Carolyn was preceded in death by her parents, by her husband John H. White, Jr., her son John H. "Bub" White, brother Howard "Butch" Johnson and her sister Mary Louise Johnson.

Funeral Service at Markland Funeral Home, Rising Sun, IN, at 11:00 AM on Thursday, January 3rd, 2013. Friends are invited to call Wednesday 5-8 PM. at Markland Funeral Home. Interment at Rising Sun New Cemetery in Rising Sun, IN. Family request donations to Holton Fire Department.

David Lee Gurley

David (Dave) Lee Gurley, age 71 of Vevay, passed away July 25th, 2015 at King's Daughters' Hospital in Madison, Indiana.

He entered into this life on May 4th, 1944 at Bethesda Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio, the son of the late Leland Hinman Gurley and Elizabeth Nelson (Schroeder) Gurley.

Dave will be lovingly remembered by his wife Mary and his daughters: Denise (Bobby) Floyd of Greendale, Indiana; Dawn (Darrell) Shell of Rising Sun; Deanna (Robert) Johnson of Bright, Indiana; Dana (Jeff) Houston of Moores Hill, Indiana; Kelly (Brandon) Floyd of McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey; Dusti (Morris Jr.) of Millbrook, Alabama; by his sons: Ernie (Jennifer) Sproles, Madison; and Chris (Laura) Sims, Noblesville, Indiana; and by his brother, Michael Gurley of Rising Sun. He will also be lovingly missed by 16 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

He was raised in Rising Sun with his loving family and brother, Michael F. Gurley. He graduated from Rising Sun High School in 1962.

Dave was united in marriage on June 29th, 1962 to Sandra Kay (Caplinger) Gurley, and to this union arrived four daughters: Denise, Dawn, Deanna, and Dana. Dave and Sandra purchased the Dairy Queen in Vevay in 1968. They shared almost 10 years together. He was later married to Nanette June (Bovard) Daws on June 27th, 1974, and to this union arrived two daughters: Kelly and Dusti. They shared almost 10 years together.

During his career, Dave saw an opportunity and purchased a second Dairy Queen in Carrollton, Kentucky and sequentially built a third Dairy Queen in Warsaw, Kentucky. The bulk of Dave's career was owning and operating Dairy Queen franchises over a 47 year time span.

On June 25th, 1993, Dave was united in marriage to Mary Louise (Weston) and gained two sons: Ernie Sproles and Chris Sims. The couple operated the businesses together until their recent retirement.

His strong faith helped him through difficult times and he made a point to thank God for every day. Even on his last day, he managed to say the phrase, "Thank you God for another day." He enjoyed life, especially the outdoors, and camping.

He had a lifelong love and passion for motorcycles. He traveled across the United States to motorcycle rallies and events. Over his lifetime, he visited all but four states. Dave never met a stranger and has gained many friends through his travels and business ventures.

He shared his passion of motorcycles with his brother, Mike. One of their favorite destinations to visit was Daytona Beach, Florida. His love for motorcycles began at a young age. At the age of 17, he rode his 1952 Panhead Harley Davidson over 2, 300 miles to San Diego, California.

He was preceded in death by his grandparents: Ed and Mary Schroeder, and Tom and Viola Schroeder; by his parents: Leland Hinman Gurley and Elizabeth Nelson (Schroeder) Gurley.

Funeral services were held on Thursday, July 30th at the Humphrey-Taylor-Detmer Funeral Home in Rising Sun, with Reverend Mike Jones officiating. Burial was in the Rising Sun Cemetery.

If desired, memorial donations are requested to Lustgarten Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer Research.

Elberta M. Stevens

Elberta M. "Bertie" (Whitham) Stevens, age 91, of East Enterprise, passed away on Friday, July 31st, 2015, at the Swiss Villa Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Vevay.

She entered this life on July 19th, 1924, on Red Hog Pike in East Enterprise, the loving daughter of the late, Willard and Cora (Cochran) Whitham. She was raised in East Enterprise, and was a 1942 graduate of the Vevay High School.

Bertie was united in marriage on July 6th, 1942, by Reverend Fred Griffith at the Switzerland Baptist Church parsonage in Vevay, to Dale J. Stevens, and to this union arrived three children: Nick, Sandra Jo and Todd to bless their home.

Bertie and Dale shared 73 loving years of marriage together until her death.

Bertie was a former employee for Rieman's Grocery Store in East Enterprise, for 17 years. She was also a former employee for the U.S. Shoe Factory in Vevay, for several years.

She was a member of the New Liberty Baptist Church where she was a Sunday School Teacher for the beginners class for over 20 years; and she also taught Vacation Bible School for many years. She was also a member of the Ladies Aid Society at the New Liberty Baptist Church. She sang in the Stevens Quartet for many years.

Bertie resided with her loving husband in the East Enterprise community all of her life. Bertie enjoyed sewing, quilting, drawing and crafts. Bertie was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, sister and aunt.

Bertie will be dearly missed by her loving husband of 73 years: Dale J. Stevens of East Enterprise; her daughter: Sandra Jo Konkle and her husband: Eddie of Vevay; by her sons: Nelson Ray "Nick" Stevens and his wife: Cynthia of Delphi, Ohio; and Todd Eric Stevens and his wife: Darlene of Patriot.

She will also be missed by her grandchildren: Steven Konkle and his wife: Janie; Rhonda Knue and her husband: Doug; Stephanie Case and her husband: Bill; Alan Konkle and his wife: Angel; Christopher D. Stevens and his wife: Sarah; Zachary Stevens; Kristian Stevens and her fiancé: Jerrett Caseltine; and Shon Todd Stevens.

Also surviving are her great-grandchildren: Chloe Knue, Grant Knue, Tanner Knue, Alisha Konkle, Kayla Konkle, Kyle Konkle, Tyler Konkle, Kelsi Konkle, Morgan Case, Madison Case, Madison Stevens, Landon Caseltine and Justine Caseltine; her sisters-in-law: Marjorie Whitham of East Enterprise and Mildred "Mickey" Whitham of East Enterprise; and her numerous nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents: Willard and Cora (Cochran) Whitham; her sisters: Hazel A. Works, Marjorie Bovard, Dorothy Dickerson, Gladys Phillips and Ruth Jean Sechrest; her brothers: Raymond "Jim" Whitham, Harold Whitham, Herman Whitham and William "Bill" Whitham; her sisters-in-law: Millie Whitham and Myrtle Whitham and her brothers-in-law: Hilbert Bovard and Warren Works.

Funeral services were conducted on Monday, August 3rd, 2015, by Reverend Ron Lee, at the Haskell and Morrison Funeral Home in Vevay. Interment followed in the Vevay Cemetery.

Visitation was held on Sunday, August 2nd, at the Haskell and Morrison Funeral Home.

Ramona Eloise Gridley

BORN: December 15, 1923

DIED: December 26, 2012

LOCATION: Rising Sun, Indiana

Ramona Eloise Gridley, 89, of Rising Sun, IN passed away at 8:00 PM, Wednesday, December 26th, at Dearborn County Hospital, Lawrenceburg, IN. Eloise was born in Switzerland County, IN on December 15, 1923, a daughter of the late Bernice (Ricketts) and Lloyd McCreary. On March 18, 1940 she married Robert Gridley, who died on August 18, 2009. Eloise and Robert were married 69 years. She attended Rising Sun Church of the Nazarene when she was able. Eloise's life revolved around her family and always put their needs ahead of her own. She loved tending to her flowers and yard and was an excellent cook.

Eloise is survived by a daughter, Paulette Rickard (Rick), of Rising Sun, IN. She is also survived by grandchildren Chris Smith, Allen Johnson, Ann Marie Smith and Andrew Rickard; by great grandchildren Amanda Lynne Spradlin, Mikayla Johnson, Makenzie Johnson and Audrey Smith.

Eloise was preceded by her parents, by her husband Robert, her grandson Wayne Paul Smith in 1984, brothers Raymond and Kirby McCreary and sister Charlene Chase Dunning.

Funeral Service at Markland Funeral Home, Rising Sun, IN, at 1:00 PM on Friday, December 28th, with Rev. Chris Robinson officiating. Friends are invited to call Friday 11AM- 1PM. at Markland Funeral Home. Internment Rising Sun New Cemetery Rising Sun, IN. Family request donations to Rising Sun Church of the Nazarene.

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