Dallas Case 73 Owensville resident dies after service life
Dallas William Case 73 of Owensville Indiana died Saturday October 27 2018 at Transcendent Healthcare of Owensville He was born November 6 1944 in Mount Carmel to Gertrude Bolden and Raymond Case A Mount Carmel High School graduate he served in the U S Army during Vietnam and was a Nazarene Church music director He is survived by his wife Wanda L Hussey Dicus daughter Amanda Sue Robb and husband Chris and three grandchildren Emily Sue
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Dallas Case Siverly obituary notices music ties
Dallas Case Siverly Passed away leaving siblings Peyton Robb Brandon Robb and Ruth Ellen Dick Rick Seibert and four step children Sherry Byrd Randy Dicus Michael Dicus and Kevin Dicus with several step grandchildren Preceded by parents Loretta Case and siblings Raymond Case and Mary Belle Gidcomb Visitation Saturday November 3 11 am to 1 pm Funeral 1 pm Short Funeral Home Mount Carmel Ohio Cemetery burial Memorials to Mount Carmel High School Music Boosters envelopes at the funeral home Condolences online at Short Cunningham FH authorized to serve the family.
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Tracy) Seibert
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