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1. Social Security Death Index.
2. "Anderson Herald Bulletin - 6/3/1970," Obituary Page 146.
3. "Anderson Herald Bulletin - 3/20/1976," Obituary on Page 77.
4. 1910 United States Federal Census.
5. Dr. Richard H. Shafer, Health Officer, Certified Death Record (George Kassel), (Madison County Indiana), 1946-A003, This certifies, Jules Kassel Died: August 9, 1946 at 99:99 in Alexandria at the age of 45; sex: male; race: white; marital status: married; primary cause of death given was A-Coronary Occlusion; Signed by John Carpenter, MD; Place of burial or removal: Parkview Cemetery; Alexandria, IN; Funeral Director: Dahl Stricler; Alexandria, Indiana; Date of Burial: August 12, 1946; Registered #: 1946 - A003.
6. "Anderson Herald Bulletin - 3/20/1976," Anderson Herald Bulletin, George Kassel, 69, 2606 E. Ninth Street, died Tuesday morning at a local nursing home following an extended illness. Born in Alexandria, he had lived all his life in the Madison County area. Retiring from Guide Division 10 years ago, he was also a member of UAW Local 663 and the Alexandria Eagles Lodge. Survivors include a sister, Emma Weasel of Elwood; one niece and five nephews. Services will be Friday at 10am at Baker Brothers Funeral home with Rev Joseph Ruffing officiating. Burial will be in Anderson Memroail Park Cemetery.
7. Dr. Richard H. Shafer, Health Officer, Certified Death Record (George Kassel), (Madison County Indiana), 1979-0288.
8. Anderson Herald Bulletin - 3/28/1979, Obituary Page 76, George Kassel, 69, 2606 E. Ninth Street died Tuesday morning at a local nursing home following an extended illness. Born in Alexandria, he had lived all his life in the Madison County area. Retiring from Guide Division 10 years ago, he was also a member of UAW Local 663 and the Alexandria Eagles Lodge. Survivors include a sister, Emma Weasel of Elwood; one niece and five nephews. Services will be Friday at 10am at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with the Rev Joseph Ruffing officiating. Burial will be in Anderson memorial Park Cemetery.
9. "Times-Tribune - 12/19/1945," Front Page Headline, 1/17/1966.
10. Times-Tribune - 1/17/1966, Obituary.
11. "Times-Tribune - 12/19/1945," Front Page Headline, 1/17/1966.
12. Times-Tribune - 1/17/1966, Obituary.
13. "Anderson Herald Bulletin - 3/20/1976," Obituary on Page 77.
14. Social Security Death Index.
15. Indiana Social Security Office, U.S. Social Security Death Index.
16. Index to Marriage Record; Madison County, 1880 to 1920 V.III.
17. Social Security Death Index.
18. Index to Marriage Record; Madison County, 1880 to 1920 V.III.
19. "Anderson Herald Bulletin - 3/20/1976," Herald Bulletin dated Monday 4/21/03, Charles K. Weasel Sr., 83, former Alexandria resident, died 4/20/03 at Ball Memorial Hospital. He was a veteran who served his country in the U.S. Navy during WWII. He retired from GM after 40 years of employment. Survivors include a daughter, Linda M. (Ken) eldridge; Son, Charles K. (Cathy) Weasel Jr; two brothers Robert (Edith) Weasel of Alexandria and George (Lois) Weasel; sister Mary (Earl) Scruggs of Anderson; four grandchildren, two great grand children and several nieces and nephews. A mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11am Wednesday at St. Lawrence Catholic church officiated by the Rev Dennis Goth. Family visitation will be private. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Lawrence Catholic School 2801 E. 16th St; Muncie, IN 47302. Online condolences meeksmortuary@iquest.net.
20. "Anderson Herald Bulletin - 3/20/1976," Anderson Herald Bulletin, George Kassel, 69, 2606 E. Ninth Street, died Tuesday morning at a local nursing home following an extended illness. Born in Alexandria, he had lived all his life in the Madison County area. Retiring from Guide Division 10 years ago, he was also a member of UAW Local 663 and the Alexandria Eagles Lodge. Survivors include a sister, Emma Weasel of Elwood; one niece and five nephews. Services will be Friday at 10am at Baker Brothers Funeral home with Rev Joseph Ruffing officiating. Burial will be in Anderson Memroail Park Cemetery.
21. Dr. Richard H. Shafer, Health Officer, Certified Death Record (George Kassel), (Madison County Indiana), 1979-0288.
22. Anderson Herald Bulletin - 3/28/1979, Obituary Page 76, George Kassel, 69, 2606 E. Ninth Street died Tuesday morning at a local nursing home following an extended illness. Born in Alexandria, he had lived all his life in the Madison County area. Retiring from Guide Division 10 years ago, he was also a member of UAW Local 663 and the Alexandria Eagles Lodge. Survivors include a sister, Emma Weasel of Elwood; one niece and five nephews. Services will be Friday at 10am at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with the Rev Joseph Ruffing officiating. Burial will be in Anderson memorial Park Cemetery.
23. Dr. Richard H. Shafer, Health Officer, Certified Death Record (George Kassel), (Madison County Indiana), 1979-0288.
24. "Anderson Herald Bulletin - 3/20/1976."
25. 1910 United States Federal Census.
26. Dr. Richard H. Shafer, Health Officer, Certified Death Record (George Kassel), (Madison County Indiana), 1946-A003, This certifies, Jules Kassel Died: August 9, 1946 at 99:99 in Alexandria at the age of 45; sex: male; race: white; marital status: married; primary cause of death given was A-Coronary Occlusion; Signed by John Carpenter, MD; Place of burial or removal: Parkview Cemetery; Alexandria, IN; Funeral Director: Dahl Stricler; Alexandria, Indiana; Date of Burial: August 12, 1946; Registered #: 1946 - A003.
27. 1930 United States Federal Census.
28. Dr. Richard H. Shafer, Health Officer, Certified Death Record (George Kassel), (Madison County Indiana), 1946-A003.
29. "Business Listing; Newspaper Unknown," Flyer.
30. Indiana Bell Telephone Company, Alexandria Telephone Directory - 1940, February 1940, 41, Kassel's Tavern 102 S. Harrison ..... 4-7328 It's my understanding Julius, Colleen and Ruth Ann lived on the 2nd Floor of the tavern.
31. 1930 United States Federal Census.
32. 1920 United States Federal Census.
33. "Times-Tribune - 12/19/1945," Front Page Headline, 12/19/1945.
34. 1920 United States Federal Census.
35. 1910 United States Federal Census.
36. 1930 United States Federal Census.
37. "Anderson Herald Bulletin - 3/20/1976," Obituary on Page 77.
38. 1910 United States Federal Census.
39. Dr. Richard H. Shafer, Health Officer, Certified Death Record (George Kassel), (Madison County Indiana), 1946-A003, This certifies, Jules Kassel Died: August 9, 1946 at 99:99 in Alexandria at the age of 45; sex: male; race: white; marital status: married; primary cause of death given was A-Coronary Occlusion; Signed by John Carpenter, MD; Place of burial or removal: Parkview Cemetery; Alexandria, IN; Funeral Director: Dahl Stricler; Alexandria, Indiana; Date of Burial: August 12, 1946; Registered #: 1946 - A003.
40. "Anderson Herald Bulletin - 3/20/1976," Anderson Herald Bulletin, George Kassel, 69, 2606 E. Ninth Street, died Tuesday morning at a local nursing home following an extended illness. Born in Alexandria, he had lived all his life in the Madison County area. Retiring from Guide Division 10 years ago, he was also a member of UAW Local 663 and the Alexandria Eagles Lodge. Survivors include a sister, Emma Weasel of Elwood; one niece and five nephews. Services will be Friday at 10am at Baker Brothers Funeral home with Rev Joseph Ruffing officiating. Burial will be in Anderson Memroail Park Cemetery.
41. Dr. Richard H. Shafer, Health Officer, Certified Death Record (George Kassel), (Madison County Indiana), 1979-0288.
42. Anderson Herald Bulletin - 3/28/1979, Obituary Page 76, George Kassel, 69, 2606 E. Ninth Street died Tuesday morning at a local nursing home following an extended illness. Born in Alexandria, he had lived all his life in the Madison County area. Retiring from Guide Division 10 years ago, he was also a member of UAW Local 663 and the Alexandria Eagles Lodge. Survivors include a sister, Emma Weasel of Elwood; one niece and five nephews. Services will be Friday at 10am at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with the Rev Joseph Ruffing officiating. Burial will be in Anderson memorial Park Cemetery.
43. "Times-Tribune - 12/19/1945," Front Page Headline, 1/17/1966.
44. Times-Tribune - 1/17/1966, Obituary.
45. Index to Marriage Record; Madison County, 1880 to 1920 V.III.
46. "Times-Tribune - 12/19/1945," Front Page Headline, Caroline Miller Obituary, Makes reference to George dying five years previous (1957) but I have the death date at 1952.
47. "Anderson Herald Bulletin - 3/20/1976," Gerald L. Miller, 83, Alexandria, died 3/6/05 at his daughter's residence in Goshen after a lengthy battle with Parkinson's disease and gone cancer. He was born 5/25/21 in Marion the son of George and Caroline (Randol) Miller, and was a 50-year resident of Alexandria, recently moving to Goshen because of his failing health. Gerald was a sergeant in the United States 1250th Army Air Force unit during WWII. He was honored and proud to serve his country for the cause of freedom. He had worked in shipping and receiving at the Johns-Manville Corp formerly of Alexandria. he retired in 1984 from Delco Remy formerly of Anderson after 19 years of employment. For most of his lifetime, Gerald has been a faithful and active member of the Alexandria Church of the Nazarene. He served his lord and his church through teaching, ushering, mission book chairman, delivering tapes to shut-ins and wherever else he was needed. He has been active in the Loyal Workers and Sunday school class for several years. He served his community by delivering Meals on Wheels in Alexandria. He was a devoted husband, loving father and grandfather. Gerald was a kind, gentle, patient and long-suffering spiritual giant. He exemplified the love of Christ to all who knew him. "Well done thou good and faithful servant." Survivors include his wife, Alice (Nichols) Miller, whom he married 9/12/44 in Kennard; son, David (Joyce) Miller of Alexandria; two daughters, Dianna (Dan) Fuller of Upland and Debra (Dave) Sherwood of Goshen; sister Lola (bob) Smith of Elwood; eight grandchildren, Annette (Steve) Doan, tony (Wendy) Miller, Missy (Chris) Beeman, Christy (Sean) Pierce; Jenny Fuller, Chad (April) Sherwood, Clark (Betsy) Sherwood and Craig (Emily)O Sherwood; 15 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Kenneth Miller, Ralph Miller, Elbert Miller and Robert Miller; and a sister, Mary Clark. A service of homegoing and Celebration.
48. Unknown, "Newspaper Unknown," Tuesday, February 14, 1984; Page 9, Obituary, Alexandria - Gerlald L. Miller, 83, Alexandria, died March 6, 2005 at his daughter's residence in Goshen after a length battle with Parkinson's disease and bone cancer. He was born May 25, 1921 in Marion, the son of George and Caroline (Randol) Miller, and was a 50-year resident of Alexandria, recently moving to Goshen because of his failing health. Gerald was a sergeant in the United States' 1250th Army Air Force Unit during World War II. He was honored and proud to serve his country for the cause of freedom. He had worked in shipping and receiving at the Johns-Manville Corp, formerly of Alexandria. He retired in 1984 from Delco Remy formerly of Anderson, after 19 years of employment. For most of his lifetime, Gerald has been a faithful and active member of the Alexandria Church of the Nazarene. He served his Lord and his church through teaching, ushering, missionary book chairman, delivingering tapes to shut ins and wherever else he was needed. He has been active in the Loyal Workers Sunday school class for several years. He served his community by delivering Meals on Wheels in Alexandria. He was a devoted husband, loving father and grandfather. Gerald was a kind, gentle, patient and long-suffering spiritual giantr. He exemplified the love of Christ to all who knew him. "Well done thou good and faithful servant." Survivors include his wife, Alice (Nichols) Miller, whom he married September 12, 1944 in Kennard; son, David (Joyce) Miller of Alexandria; two daughters, Dianna (Dan) Fuller of Upland and Debra (Dave) Sherwood of Goshen; sister, Lola (Bob) Smith of Elwood; eight grandchildren, Annette (Steve) Doan, Tony (Wendy) Miller, Missy (Chris) Beeman, Christy (Sean) Pierce, Jenny Fuller, Chad (April) Sherwood, Clark (Betsy) Sherwood and Craig (Emily) Sherwood; 15 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Kenneth Miller, Ralph Miller, Elbert Miller and Robert Miller; and a sister, Mary.
49. "Anderson Herald Bulletin - 3/20/1976," Gerald L. Miller, 83, Alexandria, died 3/6/05 at his daughter's residence in Goshen after a lengthy battle with Parkinson's disease and gone cancer. He was born 5/25/21 in Marion the son of George and Caroline (Randol) Miller, and was a 50-year resident of Alexandria, recently moving to Goshen because of his failing health. Gerald was a sergeant in the United States 1250th Army Air Force unit during WWII. He was honored and proud to serve his country for the cause of freedom. He had worked in shipping and receiving at the Johns-Manville Corp formerly of Alexandria. he retired in 1984 from Delco Remy formerly of Anderson after 19 years of employment. For most of his lifetime, Gerald has been a faithful and active member of the Alexandria Church of the Nazarene. He served his lord and his church through teaching, ushering, mission book chairman, delivering tapes to shut-ins and wherever else he was needed. He has been active in the Loyal Workers and Sunday school class for several years. He served his community by delivering Meals on Wheels in Alexandria. He was a devoted husband, loving father and grandfather. Gerald was a kind, gentle, patient and long-suffering spiritual giant. He exemplified the love of Christ to all who knew him. "Well done thou good and faithful servant." Survivors include his wife, Alice (Nichols) Miller, whom he married 9/12/44 in Kennard; son, David (Joyce) Miller of Alexandria; two daughters, Dianna (Dan) Fuller of Upland and Debra (Dave) Sherwood of Goshen; sister Lola (bob) Smith of Elwood; eight grandchildren, Annette (Steve) Doan, tony (Wendy) Miller, Missy (Chris) Beeman, Christy (Sean) Pierce; Jenny Fuller, Chad (April) Sherwood, Clark (Betsy) Sherwood and Craig (Emily)O Sherwood; 15 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Kenneth Miller, Ralph Miller, Elbert Miller and Robert Miller; and a sister, Mary Clark. A service of homegoing and Celebration.
50. Unknown, "Newspaper Unknown," Tuesday, February 14, 1984; Page 9, Obituary, Alexandria - Gerlald L. Miller, 83, Alexandria, died March 6, 2005 at his daughter's residence in Goshen after a length battle with Parkinson's disease and bone cancer. He was born May 25, 1921 in Marion, the son of George and Caroline (Randol) Miller, and was a 50-year resident of Alexandria, recently moving to Goshen because of his failing health. Gerald was a sergeant in the United States' 1250th Army Air Force Unit during World War II. He was honored and proud to serve his country for the cause of freedom. He had worked in shipping and receiving at the Johns-Manville Corp, formerly of Alexandria. He retired in 1984 from Delco Remy formerly of Anderson, after 19 years of employment. For most of his lifetime, Gerald has been a faithful and active member of the Alexandria Church of the Nazarene. He served his Lord and his church through teaching, ushering, missionary book chairman, delivingering tapes to shut ins and wherever else he was needed. He has been active in the Loyal Workers Sunday school class for several years. He served his community by delivering Meals on Wheels in Alexandria. He was a devoted husband, loving father and grandfather. Gerald was a kind, gentle, patient and long-suffering spiritual giantr. He exemplified the love of Christ to all who knew him. "Well done thou good and faithful servant." Survivors include his wife, Alice (Nichols) Miller, whom he married September 12, 1944 in Kennard; son, David (Joyce) Miller of Alexandria; two daughters, Dianna (Dan) Fuller of Upland and Debra (Dave) Sherwood of Goshen; sister, Lola (Bob) Smith of Elwood; eight grandchildren, Annette (Steve) Doan, Tony (Wendy) Miller, Missy (Chris) Beeman, Christy (Sean) Pierce, Jenny Fuller, Chad (April) Sherwood, Clark (Betsy) Sherwood and Craig (Emily) Sherwood; 15 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Kenneth Miller, Ralph Miller, Elbert Miller and Robert Miller; and a sister, Mary.
51. "Herald Bulletin, The - 3/1/2003," Section D; Picture #4, 3/1/03 Section D, See photo and photo information for #4; The Sinclair Gasoline Station in Alexandria, date unknown.
52. "Business Listing; Newspaper Unknown."
53. "Times-Tribune - 9/1962."
54. Times-Tribune - 9/24/1962, Front Page Obituary.
55. "Times-Tribune - 12/19/1945," Front Page Headline, MILLER RITES HELD TODAY, Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline Miller were held at 2pm today in the Church of the Nazarene by the Rev Farrell Garland, pastor of the Frankton Pilgrim Holiness Church. Burial followed in Park View Cemetery under the direction of the Davis-Stricler-Noffze Funeral Home. Music was provided by Lawrence and Ralph Nichols. Pallbearers were Billy Clark, Ralph Lester Clark, Dick Foster, Joe Williams, Terry Miller and Frank Smith.
56. "Times-Tribune - 9/1962."
57. Times-Tribune - 9/24/1962, Front Page Obituary.
58. "Times-Tribune - 12/19/1945," Front Page Headline, MILLER RITES HELD TODAY, Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline Miller were held at 2pm today in the Church of the Nazarene by the Rev Farrell Garland, pastor of the Frankton Pilgrim Holiness Church. Burial followed in Park View Cemetery under the direction of the Davis-Stricler-Noffze Funeral Home. Music was provided by Lawrence and Ralph Nichols. Pallbearers were Billy Clark, Ralph Lester Clark, Dick Foster, Joe Williams, Terry Miller and Frank Smith.
59. "Anderson Herald Bulletin - 3/20/1976," Gerald L. Miller, 83, Alexandria, died 3/6/05 at his daughter's residence in Goshen after a lengthy battle with Parkinson's disease and gone cancer. He was born 5/25/21 in Marion the son of George and Caroline (Randol) Miller, and was a 50-year resident of Alexandria, recently moving to Goshen because of his failing health. Gerald was a sergeant in the United States 1250th Army Air Force unit during WWII. He was honored and proud to serve his country for the cause of freedom. He had worked in shipping and receiving at the Johns-Manville Corp formerly of Alexandria. he retired in 1984 from Delco Remy formerly of Anderson after 19 years of employment. For most of his lifetime, Gerald has been a faithful and active member of the Alexandria Church of the Nazarene. He served his lord and his church through teaching, ushering, mission book chairman, delivering tapes to shut-ins and wherever else he was needed. He has been active in the Loyal Workers and Sunday school class for several years. He served his community by delivering Meals on Wheels in Alexandria. He was a devoted husband, loving father and grandfather. Gerald was a kind, gentle, patient and long-suffering spiritual giant. He exemplified the love of Christ to all who knew him. "Well done thou good and faithful servant." Survivors include his wife, Alice (Nichols) Miller, whom he married 9/12/44 in Kennard; son, David (Joyce) Miller of Alexandria; two daughters, Dianna (Dan) Fuller of Upland and Debra (Dave) Sherwood of Goshen; sister Lola (bob) Smith of Elwood; eight grandchildren, Annette (Steve) Doan, tony (Wendy) Miller, Missy (Chris) Beeman, Christy (Sean) Pierce; Jenny Fuller, Chad (April) Sherwood, Clark (Betsy) Sherwood and Craig (Emily)O Sherwood; 15 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Kenneth Miller, Ralph Miller, Elbert Miller and Robert Miller; and a sister, Mary Clark. A service of homegoing and Celebration.
60. Unknown, "Newspaper Unknown," Tuesday, February 14, 1984; Page 9, Obituary, Alexandria - Gerlald L. Miller, 83, Alexandria, died March 6, 2005 at his daughter's residence in Goshen after a length battle with Parkinson's disease and bone cancer. He was born May 25, 1921 in Marion, the son of George and Caroline (Randol) Miller, and was a 50-year resident of Alexandria, recently moving to Goshen because of his failing health. Gerald was a sergeant in the United States' 1250th Army Air Force Unit during World War II. He was honored and proud to serve his country for the cause of freedom. He had worked in shipping and receiving at the Johns-Manville Corp, formerly of Alexandria. He retired in 1984 from Delco Remy formerly of Anderson, after 19 years of employment. For most of his lifetime, Gerald has been a faithful and active member of the Alexandria Church of the Nazarene. He served his Lord and his church through teaching, ushering, missionary book chairman, delivingering tapes to shut ins and wherever else he was needed. He has been active in the Loyal Workers Sunday school class for several years. He served his community by delivering Meals on Wheels in Alexandria. He was a devoted husband, loving father and grandfather. Gerald was a kind, gentle, patient and long-suffering spiritual giantr. He exemplified the love of Christ to all who knew him. "Well done thou good and faithful servant." Survivors include his wife, Alice (Nichols) Miller, whom he married September 12, 1944 in Kennard; son, David (Joyce) Miller of Alexandria; two daughters, Dianna (Dan) Fuller of Upland and Debra (Dave) Sherwood of Goshen; sister, Lola (Bob) Smith of Elwood; eight grandchildren, Annette (Steve) Doan, Tony (Wendy) Miller, Missy (Chris) Beeman, Christy (Sean) Pierce, Jenny Fuller, Chad (April) Sherwood, Clark (Betsy) Sherwood and Craig (Emily) Sherwood; 15 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Kenneth Miller, Ralph Miller, Elbert Miller and Robert Miller; and a sister, Mary.
61. "Times-Tribune - 9/1962."
62. Times-Tribune - 9/24/1962, Front Page Obituary.
63. "Times-Tribune - 12/19/1945," Front Page Headline, MILLER RITES HELD TODAY, Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline Miller were held at 2pm today in the Church of the Nazarene by the Rev Farrell Garland, pastor of the Frankton Pilgrim Holiness Church. Burial followed in Park View Cemetery under the direction of the Davis-Stricler-Noffze Funeral Home. Music was provided by Lawrence and Ralph Nichols. Pallbearers were Billy Clark, Ralph Lester Clark, Dick Foster, Joe Williams, Terry Miller and Frank Smith.
64. "Times-Tribune - 12/19/1945," Front Page Headline, 9/2/1948, Concetta mary [Sanfilllipo] Sanfilippo rural route 3, Alexandria, died at 10:45 A.M. Wednesday in riley hospital, Indianapolis from Acute Lymphatic Leukemia. The child had received treatment the past year for the rare discase which affects the corpuseles. She had received numerous blood transfusions within the past few weeks but her condition became steadily worse. Her death came just a few hours after admittance to the hospital yesterday morning. Born September 13, 1946 in Alexandria, she was the daughter of Frank and Mary (Weasel) [Sanfilllipo] Sanfilippo. Surviving besides the parents are the maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Weasel, rural route 3, Alexandria and the paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. [Colosial] Calogero Sanfilippo of buffalo, N.Y. the body was brought to the Davis and Stricler funeral home last evening where it will remain pending funeral arrangements.
65. Last Rites, 9/7/1948 Alexandria Tribune, Father Leo Scheetz conducted funeral services Saturday morning at 9 o'clock in St. Mary's Catholic church for Concetta mary Sanfilippo, two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanfilippo, this who died Wednesday morning in riley Hospital, Indianapolis after an illness with acute lymphatic leukemia. Pallbearers for Concetta were Priscilla and Beeky fox, Margaret and Patrica Foster. burial was made in Park View cemetery.
66. "Times-Tribune - 12/19/1945," Front Page Headline, 9/2/1948, Concetta mary [Sanfilllipo] Sanfilippo rural route 3, Alexandria, died at 10:45 A.M. Wednesday in riley hospital, Indianapolis from Acute Lymphatic Leukemia. The child had received treatment the past year for the rare discase which affects the corpuseles. She had received numerous blood transfusions within the past few weeks but her condition became steadily worse. Her death came just a few hours after admittance to the hospital yesterday morning. Born September 13, 1946 in Alexandria, she was the daughter of Frank and Mary (Weasel) [Sanfilllipo] Sanfilippo. Surviving besides the parents are the maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Weasel, rural route 3, Alexandria and the paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. [Colosial] Calogero Sanfilippo of buffalo, N.Y. the body was brought to the Davis and Stricler funeral home last evening where it will remain pending funeral arrangements.
67. "Business Listing; Newspaper Unknown."
68. Index to Marriage Record; Madison County, 1880 to 1920 V.III.
69. "Business Listing; Newspaper Unknown."
70. Index to Marriage Record; Madison County, 1880 to 1920 V.III.
71. "Anderson Herald Bulletin - 3/20/1976," Herald Bulletin dated Monday 4/21/03, Charles K. Weasel Sr., 83, former Alexandria resident, died 4/20/03 at Ball Memorial Hospital. He was a veteran who served his country in the U.S. Navy during WWII. He retired from GM after 40 years of employment. Survivors include a daughter, Linda M. (Ken) eldridge; Son, Charles K. (Cathy) Weasel Jr; two brothers Robert (Edith) Weasel of Alexandria and George (Lois) Weasel; sister Mary (Earl) Scruggs of Anderson; four grandchildren, two great grand children and several nieces and nephews. A mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11am Wednesday at St. Lawrence Catholic church officiated by the Rev Dennis Goth. Family visitation will be private. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Lawrence Catholic School 2801 E. 16th St; Muncie, IN 47302. Online condolences meeksmortuary@iquest.net.
72. Index to Marriage Record; Madison County, 1880 to 1920 V.III.
73. "Business Listing; Newspaper Unknown."
74. "Times-Tribune - 12/19/1945," Front Page Headline, 9/2/1948, Concetta mary [Sanfilllipo] Sanfilippo rural route 3, Alexandria, died at 10:45 A.M. Wednesday in riley hospital, Indianapolis from Acute Lymphatic Leukemia. The child had received treatment the past year for the rare discase which affects the corpuseles. She had received numerous blood transfusions within the past few weeks but her condition became steadily worse. Her death came just a few hours after admittance to the hospital yesterday morning. Born September 13, 1946 in Alexandria, she was the daughter of Frank and Mary (Weasel) [Sanfilllipo] Sanfilippo. Surviving besides the parents are the maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Weasel, rural route 3, Alexandria and the paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. [Colosial] Calogero Sanfilippo of buffalo, N.Y. the body was brought to the Davis and Stricler funeral home last evening where it will remain pending funeral arrangements.
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