Edward L. Claypool 91, lifelong Indianapolis resident, died peacefully on March 7, 2008.
Mr. Claypool was born February 25, 1917, in Indianapolis to the late Edward and Clara Knarzer Claypool. Mr. Claypool graduated from Cathedral High School in 1935.
He worked for a period of time for Indiana National Bank, but later began a successful career in the custom tailored women's clothing industry. He was an independent representative for Utah Tailoring Mills and was also the co-owner, along with his wife Genevieve, of the Claypool Dress Shop for forty-three years, retiring in 1988.
In addition, Mr. Claypool was a longtime Rotarian, member of St. Luke Catholic Church, Windridge Walkers, and the former Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Survivors include his wife of sixty-nine years, Genevieve (Bryant) Claypool; daughter, Elizabeth Koschnick (Clarence J. "Buddy") of Morgantown, Indiana; sons, John E. Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana, Joseph L. Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana; grandchildren, Charles Koschnick of Richmond, Indiana, Mary Catherine Brown (Scott) of Indianapolis, Indiana, Mary Beth Branson (Chris) of Mooresville, Indiana, Chris Koschnick (Emily) of Indianapolis, Indiana, Mary Clare Koschnick of Indianapolis, Indiana, Adams Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana, Genevieve Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana, Amy Lukowski of Fishers, Indiana, Joseph Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana; great grandchildren, Katie Koschnick of Bluffton, Indiana, Shelby and Simon Brown of Indianapolis, Indiana; Benjamin and Buddy Branson of Mooresville, Indiana, Lizzy and Grady Koschnick of Indianapolis, Indiana, Jaggert and Lleyton Lukowski of Fishers, Indiana.
Funeral arrangements entrusted to the Carlisle & Son Funeral Chapel, Mooresville.
Mr. Claypool was born February 25, 1917, in Indianapolis to the late Edward and Clara Knarzer Claypool. Mr. Claypool graduated from Cathedral High School in 1935.
He worked for a period of time for Indiana National Bank, but later began a successful career in the custom tailored women's clothing industry. He was an independent representative for Utah Tailoring Mills and was also the co-owner, along with his wife Genevieve, of the Claypool Dress Shop for forty-three years, retiring in 1988.
In addition, Mr. Claypool was a longtime Rotarian, member of St. Luke Catholic Church, Windridge Walkers, and the former Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Survivors include his wife of sixty-nine years, Genevieve (Bryant) Claypool; daughter, Elizabeth Koschnick (Clarence J. "Buddy") of Morgantown, Indiana; sons, John E. Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana, Joseph L. Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana; grandchildren, Charles Koschnick of Richmond, Indiana, Mary Catherine Brown (Scott) of Indianapolis, Indiana, Mary Beth Branson (Chris) of Mooresville, Indiana, Chris Koschnick (Emily) of Indianapolis, Indiana, Mary Clare Koschnick of Indianapolis, Indiana, Adams Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana, Genevieve Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana, Amy Lukowski of Fishers, Indiana, Joseph Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana; great grandchildren, Katie Koschnick of Bluffton, Indiana, Shelby and Simon Brown of Indianapolis, Indiana; Benjamin and Buddy Branson of Mooresville, Indiana, Lizzy and Grady Koschnick of Indianapolis, Indiana, Jaggert and Lleyton Lukowski of Fishers, Indiana.
Funeral arrangements entrusted to the Carlisle & Son Funeral Chapel, Mooresville.
Edward L. Claypool 91, lifelong Indianapolis resident, died peacefully on March 7, 2008.
Mr. Claypool was born February 25, 1917, in Indianapolis to the late Edward and Clara Knarzer Claypool. Mr. Claypool graduated from Cathedral High School in 1935.
He worked for a period of time for Indiana National Bank, but later began a successful career in the custom tailored women's clothing industry. He was an independent representative for Utah Tailoring Mills and was also the co-owner, along with his wife Genevieve, of the Claypool Dress Shop for forty-three years, retiring in 1988.
In addition, Mr. Claypool was a longtime Rotarian, member of St. Luke Catholic Church, Windridge Walkers, and the former Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Survivors include his wife of sixty-nine years, Genevieve (Bryant) Claypool; daughter, Elizabeth Koschnick (Clarence J. "Buddy") of Morgantown, Indiana; sons, John E. Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana, Joseph L. Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana; grandchildren, Charles Koschnick of Richmond, Indiana, Mary Catherine Brown (Scott) of Indianapolis, Indiana, Mary Beth Branson (Chris) of Mooresville, Indiana, Chris Koschnick (Emily) of Indianapolis, Indiana, Mary Clare Koschnick of Indianapolis, Indiana, Adams Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana, Genevieve Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana, Amy Lukowski of Fishers, Indiana, Joseph Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana; great grandchildren, Katie Koschnick of Bluffton, Indiana, Shelby and Simon Brown of Indianapolis, Indiana; Benjamin and Buddy Branson of Mooresville, Indiana, Lizzy and Grady Koschnick of Indianapolis, Indiana, Jaggert and Lleyton Lukowski of Fishers, Indiana.
Funeral arrangements entrusted to the Carlisle & Son Funeral Chapel, Mooresville.
Mr. Claypool was born February 25, 1917, in Indianapolis to the late Edward and Clara Knarzer Claypool. Mr. Claypool graduated from Cathedral High School in 1935.
He worked for a period of time for Indiana National Bank, but later began a successful career in the custom tailored women's clothing industry. He was an independent representative for Utah Tailoring Mills and was also the co-owner, along with his wife Genevieve, of the Claypool Dress Shop for forty-three years, retiring in 1988.
In addition, Mr. Claypool was a longtime Rotarian, member of St. Luke Catholic Church, Windridge Walkers, and the former Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Survivors include his wife of sixty-nine years, Genevieve (Bryant) Claypool; daughter, Elizabeth Koschnick (Clarence J. "Buddy") of Morgantown, Indiana; sons, John E. Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana, Joseph L. Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana; grandchildren, Charles Koschnick of Richmond, Indiana, Mary Catherine Brown (Scott) of Indianapolis, Indiana, Mary Beth Branson (Chris) of Mooresville, Indiana, Chris Koschnick (Emily) of Indianapolis, Indiana, Mary Clare Koschnick of Indianapolis, Indiana, Adams Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana, Genevieve Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana, Amy Lukowski of Fishers, Indiana, Joseph Claypool of Indianapolis, Indiana; great grandchildren, Katie Koschnick of Bluffton, Indiana, Shelby and Simon Brown of Indianapolis, Indiana; Benjamin and Buddy Branson of Mooresville, Indiana, Lizzy and Grady Koschnick of Indianapolis, Indiana, Jaggert and Lleyton Lukowski of Fishers, Indiana.
Funeral arrangements entrusted to the Carlisle & Son Funeral Chapel, Mooresville.
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