RITES ARE HELD FOR
LOCAL WOMAN'S SISTER
Funeral services for Mrs. Patricia L. Anderson, 30, Shelbyville, a sister of Mrs. Larry (Vickie) hadler of Greensburg, were held Tuesday afternoon at Rushville, followed by burial in Manilla Cemetery.
Mrs. Anderson died Sunday at 11:30 a.m. at the home of her parents, Charles and Ina (Lee) Hill of Rushville, following a two-year illness.
Born in Henry County Feb. 1, 1941, Mrs. Anderson was married to Howeard Anderson on May 18, 1959, and resided in Shelbyville 10 years.
Surviving with the husband and parents are two sons, Howard Jr. and Stephen Anderson, and four daughters, Vickie, Tina, Yolanda and Regina Anderson, all at home; two brothers, Bob Hill, Carthage, and Jack Hill, Glenwood; and three other sisters, Mrs. Kenneth (Geneva) Sparks, Rushville, Mrs. Dan (Kathy) Zell, Shelbyville, and Mrs. Charles (Ledana) Mahley, Indianapolis. A son, Terry Wayne, died in 1963.
Greensburg Daily News
Tuesday, October 12, 1971
LOCAL WOMAN'S SISTER
Funeral services for Mrs. Patricia L. Anderson, 30, Shelbyville, a sister of Mrs. Larry (Vickie) hadler of Greensburg, were held Tuesday afternoon at Rushville, followed by burial in Manilla Cemetery.
Mrs. Anderson died Sunday at 11:30 a.m. at the home of her parents, Charles and Ina (Lee) Hill of Rushville, following a two-year illness.
Born in Henry County Feb. 1, 1941, Mrs. Anderson was married to Howeard Anderson on May 18, 1959, and resided in Shelbyville 10 years.
Surviving with the husband and parents are two sons, Howard Jr. and Stephen Anderson, and four daughters, Vickie, Tina, Yolanda and Regina Anderson, all at home; two brothers, Bob Hill, Carthage, and Jack Hill, Glenwood; and three other sisters, Mrs. Kenneth (Geneva) Sparks, Rushville, Mrs. Dan (Kathy) Zell, Shelbyville, and Mrs. Charles (Ledana) Mahley, Indianapolis. A son, Terry Wayne, died in 1963.
Greensburg Daily News
Tuesday, October 12, 1971
RITES ARE HELD FOR
LOCAL WOMAN'S SISTER
Funeral services for Mrs. Patricia L. Anderson, 30, Shelbyville, a sister of Mrs. Larry (Vickie) hadler of Greensburg, were held Tuesday afternoon at Rushville, followed by burial in Manilla Cemetery.
Mrs. Anderson died Sunday at 11:30 a.m. at the home of her parents, Charles and Ina (Lee) Hill of Rushville, following a two-year illness.
Born in Henry County Feb. 1, 1941, Mrs. Anderson was married to Howeard Anderson on May 18, 1959, and resided in Shelbyville 10 years.
Surviving with the husband and parents are two sons, Howard Jr. and Stephen Anderson, and four daughters, Vickie, Tina, Yolanda and Regina Anderson, all at home; two brothers, Bob Hill, Carthage, and Jack Hill, Glenwood; and three other sisters, Mrs. Kenneth (Geneva) Sparks, Rushville, Mrs. Dan (Kathy) Zell, Shelbyville, and Mrs. Charles (Ledana) Mahley, Indianapolis. A son, Terry Wayne, died in 1963.
Greensburg Daily News
Tuesday, October 12, 1971
LOCAL WOMAN'S SISTER
Funeral services for Mrs. Patricia L. Anderson, 30, Shelbyville, a sister of Mrs. Larry (Vickie) hadler of Greensburg, were held Tuesday afternoon at Rushville, followed by burial in Manilla Cemetery.
Mrs. Anderson died Sunday at 11:30 a.m. at the home of her parents, Charles and Ina (Lee) Hill of Rushville, following a two-year illness.
Born in Henry County Feb. 1, 1941, Mrs. Anderson was married to Howeard Anderson on May 18, 1959, and resided in Shelbyville 10 years.
Surviving with the husband and parents are two sons, Howard Jr. and Stephen Anderson, and four daughters, Vickie, Tina, Yolanda and Regina Anderson, all at home; two brothers, Bob Hill, Carthage, and Jack Hill, Glenwood; and three other sisters, Mrs. Kenneth (Geneva) Sparks, Rushville, Mrs. Dan (Kathy) Zell, Shelbyville, and Mrs. Charles (Ledana) Mahley, Indianapolis. A son, Terry Wayne, died in 1963.
Greensburg Daily News
Tuesday, October 12, 1971
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