A life-resident, Mr. Barton was born in Boone County, Indiana, on March 22, 1942. He was the son of the late Howard Franklin and Ovena Aline (Edens) Barton.
He attended Advance and Wells schools and was a 1960 graduate of Granville Wells High School.
Mr. Barton was employed for periods at Herff-Jones in Indianapolis, Lebanon Industries, and in Max operated his own lawn repair business. The past twenty-five years he was employed at Batts, Inc. in Advance, until he retired in 1999. He entered Parkwood Health Care Center about eight years ago.
Survivors include a brother, Harry Barton, Greenwood, and a nephew, Byron Barton, Lebanon, and two nieces, Michelle Summers, Lebanon, and Crystal Clark, Whitestown.
He attended Advance and Wells schools and was a 1960 graduate of Granville Wells High School.
Mr. Barton was employed for periods at Herff-Jones in Indianapolis, Lebanon Industries, and in Max operated his own lawn repair business. The past twenty-five years he was employed at Batts, Inc. in Advance, until he retired in 1999. He entered Parkwood Health Care Center about eight years ago.
Survivors include a brother, Harry Barton, Greenwood, and a nephew, Byron Barton, Lebanon, and two nieces, Michelle Summers, Lebanon, and Crystal Clark, Whitestown.
A life-resident, Mr. Barton was born in Boone County, Indiana, on March 22, 1942. He was the son of the late Howard Franklin and Ovena Aline (Edens) Barton.
He attended Advance and Wells schools and was a 1960 graduate of Granville Wells High School.
Mr. Barton was employed for periods at Herff-Jones in Indianapolis, Lebanon Industries, and in Max operated his own lawn repair business. The past twenty-five years he was employed at Batts, Inc. in Advance, until he retired in 1999. He entered Parkwood Health Care Center about eight years ago.
Survivors include a brother, Harry Barton, Greenwood, and a nephew, Byron Barton, Lebanon, and two nieces, Michelle Summers, Lebanon, and Crystal Clark, Whitestown.
He attended Advance and Wells schools and was a 1960 graduate of Granville Wells High School.
Mr. Barton was employed for periods at Herff-Jones in Indianapolis, Lebanon Industries, and in Max operated his own lawn repair business. The past twenty-five years he was employed at Batts, Inc. in Advance, until he retired in 1999. He entered Parkwood Health Care Center about eight years ago.
Survivors include a brother, Harry Barton, Greenwood, and a nephew, Byron Barton, Lebanon, and two nieces, Michelle Summers, Lebanon, and Crystal Clark, Whitestown.
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