Terry G. Barnickle, age 42, of Georgetown, died at his home. Born in Corydon, he was the son of Larry and Marilyn Brewster Barnickle of Corydon.
He was a Navy veteran, an engineer and service manager at Shipper's Supply in Louisville, and a member of the National Rifle Association.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Andrew and Vada Barnickle and Elvis and Leona Brewster.
Survivors besides his parents included a daughter, Alicia Barnickle of Georgetown, and a sister, Tracy Barnickle of Corydon.
The family suggests memorial gifts to the American Heart Association or National Rifle Association.
He was a Navy veteran, an engineer and service manager at Shipper's Supply in Louisville, and a member of the National Rifle Association.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Andrew and Vada Barnickle and Elvis and Leona Brewster.
Survivors besides his parents included a daughter, Alicia Barnickle of Georgetown, and a sister, Tracy Barnickle of Corydon.
The family suggests memorial gifts to the American Heart Association or National Rifle Association.
Terry G. Barnickle, age 42, of Georgetown, died at his home. Born in Corydon, he was the son of Larry and Marilyn Brewster Barnickle of Corydon.
He was a Navy veteran, an engineer and service manager at Shipper's Supply in Louisville, and a member of the National Rifle Association.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Andrew and Vada Barnickle and Elvis and Leona Brewster.
Survivors besides his parents included a daughter, Alicia Barnickle of Georgetown, and a sister, Tracy Barnickle of Corydon.
The family suggests memorial gifts to the American Heart Association or National Rifle Association.
He was a Navy veteran, an engineer and service manager at Shipper's Supply in Louisville, and a member of the National Rifle Association.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Andrew and Vada Barnickle and Elvis and Leona Brewster.
Survivors besides his parents included a daughter, Alicia Barnickle of Georgetown, and a sister, Tracy Barnickle of Corydon.
The family suggests memorial gifts to the American Heart Association or National Rifle Association.
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