Bryant- Lisa K. Bickel, 47, of 104 N Harper, passed away Wednesday November 9, 2011 in Canton. She was born February 1, 1964 at Havana, the daughter of James and Barbara (Weese) Samuell.
She married Randy Bickel on March 31, 2007 at Lewistown. He survives with her parents of Lewistown, 1 daughter, Katelyn (Larry) Kruzan of Bryant, 5 step children, Heather Hertter of Petersburg, Heath Hertter of East Peoria, Katie Richardson, Laini Richardson, and Lucas Richardson all of Glenwood, IA; 15 grandchildren, 2 brothers, Jeff (Threasa) Samuell of Poplar Bluff, MO; Tim (Tina) Samuell of Lewistown, 1 sister, Cindy (Tim) Smith of Florissant, MO; and maternal grandmother, Ollie Weese of Lewistown. She was preceded by her paternal grandparents, Orley & Hazel Samuell, and maternal grandfather, Marshall Weese.
Lisa worked at the Black Crow Candle Company in Canton. She attended Crossroads Methodist Church in Lewistown.
Services will be held at 11:00 AM Monday at Henry-Lange Memorial Home in Lewistown, with Reverend Sue Roat officiating. Visitation will be held one hour prior to services. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery at Lewistown.
Memorial contributions may be made to her family C/O Farmers State Bank of Fulton County. To view Lisa's life tribute video or send condolences, visit www.henrylange.com
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Woman dies after falling down Canton elevator shaft
Posted Nov 10, 2011 @ 10:15 AM (pjstar.com)
CANTON —
A Bryant woman died Wednesday after she fell down an elevator shaft at a Canton business where she was an employee.
Lisa Bickell, 47, of 104 W. Harper St. in Bryant, was pronounced dead at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. The accident occurred at the Black Crow Candle Co., 30 W. Elm St. in Canton, formerly the site of Melgreen's Furniture.
According to an investigator with the Fulton County Coroner's Office, Bickell returned to the business and entered through a back service entrance. From the main level, she raised the safety gate to enter the elevator, the car of which was on the third floor.
Bickell stepped into the open elevator shaft and fell nine feet to the basement. Autopsy results indicated she died from spinal injuries.
She married Randy Bickel on March 31, 2007 at Lewistown. He survives with her parents of Lewistown, 1 daughter, Katelyn (Larry) Kruzan of Bryant, 5 step children, Heather Hertter of Petersburg, Heath Hertter of East Peoria, Katie Richardson, Laini Richardson, and Lucas Richardson all of Glenwood, IA; 15 grandchildren, 2 brothers, Jeff (Threasa) Samuell of Poplar Bluff, MO; Tim (Tina) Samuell of Lewistown, 1 sister, Cindy (Tim) Smith of Florissant, MO; and maternal grandmother, Ollie Weese of Lewistown. She was preceded by her paternal grandparents, Orley & Hazel Samuell, and maternal grandfather, Marshall Weese.
Lisa worked at the Black Crow Candle Company in Canton. She attended Crossroads Methodist Church in Lewistown.
Services will be held at 11:00 AM Monday at Henry-Lange Memorial Home in Lewistown, with Reverend Sue Roat officiating. Visitation will be held one hour prior to services. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery at Lewistown.
Memorial contributions may be made to her family C/O Farmers State Bank of Fulton County. To view Lisa's life tribute video or send condolences, visit www.henrylange.com
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Woman dies after falling down Canton elevator shaft
Posted Nov 10, 2011 @ 10:15 AM (pjstar.com)
CANTON —
A Bryant woman died Wednesday after she fell down an elevator shaft at a Canton business where she was an employee.
Lisa Bickell, 47, of 104 W. Harper St. in Bryant, was pronounced dead at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. The accident occurred at the Black Crow Candle Co., 30 W. Elm St. in Canton, formerly the site of Melgreen's Furniture.
According to an investigator with the Fulton County Coroner's Office, Bickell returned to the business and entered through a back service entrance. From the main level, she raised the safety gate to enter the elevator, the car of which was on the third floor.
Bickell stepped into the open elevator shaft and fell nine feet to the basement. Autopsy results indicated she died from spinal injuries.
Bryant- Lisa K. Bickel, 47, of 104 N Harper, passed away Wednesday November 9, 2011 in Canton. She was born February 1, 1964 at Havana, the daughter of James and Barbara (Weese) Samuell.
She married Randy Bickel on March 31, 2007 at Lewistown. He survives with her parents of Lewistown, 1 daughter, Katelyn (Larry) Kruzan of Bryant, 5 step children, Heather Hertter of Petersburg, Heath Hertter of East Peoria, Katie Richardson, Laini Richardson, and Lucas Richardson all of Glenwood, IA; 15 grandchildren, 2 brothers, Jeff (Threasa) Samuell of Poplar Bluff, MO; Tim (Tina) Samuell of Lewistown, 1 sister, Cindy (Tim) Smith of Florissant, MO; and maternal grandmother, Ollie Weese of Lewistown. She was preceded by her paternal grandparents, Orley & Hazel Samuell, and maternal grandfather, Marshall Weese.
Lisa worked at the Black Crow Candle Company in Canton. She attended Crossroads Methodist Church in Lewistown.
Services will be held at 11:00 AM Monday at Henry-Lange Memorial Home in Lewistown, with Reverend Sue Roat officiating. Visitation will be held one hour prior to services. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery at Lewistown.
Memorial contributions may be made to her family C/O Farmers State Bank of Fulton County. To view Lisa's life tribute video or send condolences, visit www.henrylange.com
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Woman dies after falling down Canton elevator shaft
Posted Nov 10, 2011 @ 10:15 AM (pjstar.com)
CANTON —
A Bryant woman died Wednesday after she fell down an elevator shaft at a Canton business where she was an employee.
Lisa Bickell, 47, of 104 W. Harper St. in Bryant, was pronounced dead at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. The accident occurred at the Black Crow Candle Co., 30 W. Elm St. in Canton, formerly the site of Melgreen's Furniture.
According to an investigator with the Fulton County Coroner's Office, Bickell returned to the business and entered through a back service entrance. From the main level, she raised the safety gate to enter the elevator, the car of which was on the third floor.
Bickell stepped into the open elevator shaft and fell nine feet to the basement. Autopsy results indicated she died from spinal injuries.
She married Randy Bickel on March 31, 2007 at Lewistown. He survives with her parents of Lewistown, 1 daughter, Katelyn (Larry) Kruzan of Bryant, 5 step children, Heather Hertter of Petersburg, Heath Hertter of East Peoria, Katie Richardson, Laini Richardson, and Lucas Richardson all of Glenwood, IA; 15 grandchildren, 2 brothers, Jeff (Threasa) Samuell of Poplar Bluff, MO; Tim (Tina) Samuell of Lewistown, 1 sister, Cindy (Tim) Smith of Florissant, MO; and maternal grandmother, Ollie Weese of Lewistown. She was preceded by her paternal grandparents, Orley & Hazel Samuell, and maternal grandfather, Marshall Weese.
Lisa worked at the Black Crow Candle Company in Canton. She attended Crossroads Methodist Church in Lewistown.
Services will be held at 11:00 AM Monday at Henry-Lange Memorial Home in Lewistown, with Reverend Sue Roat officiating. Visitation will be held one hour prior to services. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery at Lewistown.
Memorial contributions may be made to her family C/O Farmers State Bank of Fulton County. To view Lisa's life tribute video or send condolences, visit www.henrylange.com
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Woman dies after falling down Canton elevator shaft
Posted Nov 10, 2011 @ 10:15 AM (pjstar.com)
CANTON —
A Bryant woman died Wednesday after she fell down an elevator shaft at a Canton business where she was an employee.
Lisa Bickell, 47, of 104 W. Harper St. in Bryant, was pronounced dead at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. The accident occurred at the Black Crow Candle Co., 30 W. Elm St. in Canton, formerly the site of Melgreen's Furniture.
According to an investigator with the Fulton County Coroner's Office, Bickell returned to the business and entered through a back service entrance. From the main level, she raised the safety gate to enter the elevator, the car of which was on the third floor.
Bickell stepped into the open elevator shaft and fell nine feet to the basement. Autopsy results indicated she died from spinal injuries.
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