| A Few Headstones. I do not actively look for these anymore. But if you want one displayed, send me a photo. |
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 Mr. Adams was the owner of Claude D. Wright Inc., a gas pipeline construction company. (He did a lot of work for Indiana Gas in and around the Shelbyville - Rushville areas.) He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II. |
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 Dayton Power & Light/Vectren |
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He was an avid Golfer and retired in 1995 from Indiana Gas-Vectren Energy as a steamfitter and foreman after 33 years of service. |
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 served in the United States Air Force. Ralph was an office manager at Vectren for several years before retiring in 1995. |
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 Wife of Bill Baute |
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 Senior VP Gas Supply & Consumer Services |
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 She was employed as a Home Display Representative and Manager for Home Interiors Company for 14 years. Pauletta also worked at the Indiana Gas Company |
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 She worked for Indiana Gas Company for 32 years before retiring |
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 Secretary to Duane Admundson |
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 Commercial Manager at Bedford |
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 George Edward Brunner, age 58, while living in Evansville, passed away October 27, 2008 He was born 11/22/1949 in New Castle. George received his bachelor's and master's degrees from Purdue University and was a member of the Society of Professional Engineers. He was an engineer for Vectren (Indiana Gas Co) since 1968. He was a philanthropist at several local soup kitchens and shelters. Note: in my opinion he was the most intelligent person ever to work at the Gas Company. He passed his Professional Engineer's test the first time, while the companies "professional engineer" had to take it 3 times. |
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 Superintendent Huntington |
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 He served with the Army for 2 years. |
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 Wayne was a veteran having served in the United States Army during World War II with the 63rd Combat Engineers in France and Germany. He was a member of the 44th Infantry Division Veterans Association. Wayne retired from SIGECO/Vectren after 37 years of service. He was president of Local 702 IBEW and later was a supervisor for SIGECO/Vectren. He was a member of the SIGECO Retirees Club. |
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 He served in the Indiana National Guard and then went on to work at the Indiana Gas Company for 20 years. |
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 He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. Became seriously ill from eating wild mushrooms. Commercial manager Seymour |
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 Married to Gene Clack |
 Division North Division, Chief Engineer @ GO |
 Water Superintendent Shelbyville |
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 Meter Reader & Serviceman Shelbyville |
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 in 1944 entered the U.S. Army and served with honor under General Patton in Germany during WW II. He received the Victory Medal, American Theater Ribbon, European African Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon w/2 Bronze Battle Stars, The Army of Occupation Medal Germany and the GOod Conduct Medal. After his service he furthered his education at Ball State and received his degree in 1950 in accounting. He began his long working career at the IGC in Muncie, IN |
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 He was a troubleshooter for Indiana Gas and Water Company, retiring in 1990. |
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 accountant |
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 Mr. Hicks earned the Asiatic Pacific medal with three bronze stars, Philippine Liberation with one bronze star, American Theatre World War II Victory and Army GOod Conduct. He retired in 1988 as manager |
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 Fitter Rushville |
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 Corrosion Control Engineer |
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 Charles Harley Perry, 72, of Rocky Ford Rd. died at 7:20 pm Saturday, Dec. 8, 2001He retired from IGC after 41 years and was a veteran of the Korean War, serving in Germany. |
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 Service, storekeeper, Senior Clerk, Commercial Manager Columbus |
 Superintendent Shelbyville |
 Engineer B, Engineer @ Attica, Supt @ Columbus |
 Distribution Columbus |
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12/17/2022