Died at the home of her daughter.
Daughter of Walter C. and Lona Frances Conover Huffman.
Married John M. Wilson September 26, 1943. He preceded her in death January 1, 2001.
Survivors include son Robert Paul (Kathy) Wilson; daughter H. Sue Wilson; sister Jeanette Ezra; 4 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren.
she was preceded in death by her parents, husband, son Barton Jay Wilson and brother Robert Allen Huffman.
The family also wants to thank "Angel Lori" for the care and time she gave to Erma.
1936 graduate of Darlington High School.
She worked at the Wilson Shirt Factory in Crawfordsville.
She was a talented seamstress who made all her children's clothing while they grew up and did custom tailoring for individuals and school organizations.
She was raised in the Quaker Church, and had also attended Wingate Methodist church and Friends Church in Danville, IN. She also enjoyed participating in Home Demonstration clubs, Eastern Star and square dance clubs in areas where they lived.
Services 11am Monday, March 10 at Shoemaker Funeal Home with Dr. Dan Willis officiating. Visitation 10am until time of service.
Memorial donations to Hendricks County Senior Center.
Daughter of Walter C. and Lona Frances Conover Huffman.
Married John M. Wilson September 26, 1943. He preceded her in death January 1, 2001.
Survivors include son Robert Paul (Kathy) Wilson; daughter H. Sue Wilson; sister Jeanette Ezra; 4 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren.
she was preceded in death by her parents, husband, son Barton Jay Wilson and brother Robert Allen Huffman.
The family also wants to thank "Angel Lori" for the care and time she gave to Erma.
1936 graduate of Darlington High School.
She worked at the Wilson Shirt Factory in Crawfordsville.
She was a talented seamstress who made all her children's clothing while they grew up and did custom tailoring for individuals and school organizations.
She was raised in the Quaker Church, and had also attended Wingate Methodist church and Friends Church in Danville, IN. She also enjoyed participating in Home Demonstration clubs, Eastern Star and square dance clubs in areas where they lived.
Services 11am Monday, March 10 at Shoemaker Funeal Home with Dr. Dan Willis officiating. Visitation 10am until time of service.
Memorial donations to Hendricks County Senior Center.
Died at the home of her daughter.
Daughter of Walter C. and Lona Frances Conover Huffman.
Married John M. Wilson September 26, 1943. He preceded her in death January 1, 2001.
Survivors include son Robert Paul (Kathy) Wilson; daughter H. Sue Wilson; sister Jeanette Ezra; 4 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren.
she was preceded in death by her parents, husband, son Barton Jay Wilson and brother Robert Allen Huffman.
The family also wants to thank "Angel Lori" for the care and time she gave to Erma.
1936 graduate of Darlington High School.
She worked at the Wilson Shirt Factory in Crawfordsville.
She was a talented seamstress who made all her children's clothing while they grew up and did custom tailoring for individuals and school organizations.
She was raised in the Quaker Church, and had also attended Wingate Methodist church and Friends Church in Danville, IN. She also enjoyed participating in Home Demonstration clubs, Eastern Star and square dance clubs in areas where they lived.
Services 11am Monday, March 10 at Shoemaker Funeal Home with Dr. Dan Willis officiating. Visitation 10am until time of service.
Memorial donations to Hendricks County Senior Center.
Daughter of Walter C. and Lona Frances Conover Huffman.
Married John M. Wilson September 26, 1943. He preceded her in death January 1, 2001.
Survivors include son Robert Paul (Kathy) Wilson; daughter H. Sue Wilson; sister Jeanette Ezra; 4 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren.
she was preceded in death by her parents, husband, son Barton Jay Wilson and brother Robert Allen Huffman.
The family also wants to thank "Angel Lori" for the care and time she gave to Erma.
1936 graduate of Darlington High School.
She worked at the Wilson Shirt Factory in Crawfordsville.
She was a talented seamstress who made all her children's clothing while they grew up and did custom tailoring for individuals and school organizations.
She was raised in the Quaker Church, and had also attended Wingate Methodist church and Friends Church in Danville, IN. She also enjoyed participating in Home Demonstration clubs, Eastern Star and square dance clubs in areas where they lived.
Services 11am Monday, March 10 at Shoemaker Funeal Home with Dr. Dan Willis officiating. Visitation 10am until time of service.
Memorial donations to Hendricks County Senior Center.
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