Obituary for Steve Gillaspie of Carmel Indiana
Steve Alan Gillaspie 52 of Carmel Indiana died November 19 2005. He was born May 13 1953 in Iola to George and Rose Mary Gillaspie. He graduated Crest High School 1971 earned a master’s degree from the University of Kansas in 1979 and worked for Osram Sylvania as a systems manager. He married Connie Gordon in August 1973 at Colony. Survivors include his parents a son Tyler Bradford Gillaspie and a daughter Cameron Leigh Gillaspie both at home brothers Mike David Dennis Kevin Scott Tom and Dan Gillaspie and three sisters Nancy Anna Mary. Funeral 1 PM Wednesday at Indianapolis cremation follows memorial 7 PM Friday at Fortis Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Colony. Memorials to American Heart Association care of Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Alan Gillaspie
Carmel
Ind
Iola
George and
Rosemary (McCollum) Gillaspie
Crest High School
University of Kansas
Osram Sylvania
Connie Gordon
Bara
Calif
Mary Feitz
Lawrence
Indianapolis
Fortis- Feuerborn
Vernon Tevis 90 Richmond dies. service set at Melvern UMC
Vern Tevis 90 of Richmond died November 20 2005 at Ottawa He was born December 24 1914 in Tecumseh to Charles and Estella Williams Tevis He lived in Topeka Melvern London and Ottawa before moving to the Richmond Care Center in March 2005 He worked for the Santa Fe Railroad 1936 to 1948 then farmed 25 years around Melvern Later started Tevis Contracting builder retiring at 62 He married Bonnie Butler January 9 1936 in Topeka She survives Also survived by son Donald Tevis daughters Eileen Marquis Jean Browning Donna Mochamer sister Lois Rice 10 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren 4 step great grandchildren He was preceded by four brothers Willis Roy Boyd Lee a sister Juanita Adolphson and a grandson Russ Browning The family will meet with friends 11 am Friday until service time Interment Melvern Cemetery Memorials to Melvern United Methodist Church c/o Feltner Funeral Home Lyndon KS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert “Vern” Tevis
Richmond
Ottawa
Melvern United Methodist Church
Tecumseh
Charles and
Estella Williams Tevis
Topeka
Melvern
London
Richmond Care Center
Santa Fe Railroad
Tevis Contracting
Bonnie Butler
Donald Tevis
Emporia
Eileen Marquis
Vassar
Jean Browning
Donna Mochamer
Lois Rice
Wichita
Willis Tevis
Roy Tevis
Boyd Tevis
Lee Tevis
Juanita Adolphson
Russ Browning
Melvern United
Death Notice for Norman Dean Chambers in Enid Oklahoma
Norman Dean Chambers 79 formerly of Pomona died Monday November 21 2005 in Enid Oklahoma at St Marys Hospital Funeral Home Ottawa Arrangements will be handled by Lamb Roberts Mortuary Ottawa Also noted Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa for further details and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Dean Chambers
Enid, Okla
Pomona
Lamb-Roberts
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ottawa
Enid
Ner
Dengel & Son
Mortuary
Xbox 360 launch signals broader Microsoft plans
Microsoft executives frame the Xbox 360 as a centerpiece for a broader Windows Live strategy. Gates envisions Xbox Live expanding to a unified account with Windows Live and Microsoft Points. Analysts note this could boost loyalty and drive add ons, as rivals like Sony prepare competing entertainment features. Ted Bridis contributed from Woodbridge, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzalez
Best Buy
College of Staten Island
Microsoft
North America
Bill Gates
Gates
Google Inc
Yahoo Inc
Rob Enderle
Sony Corp
Xbox Live
Matt Rosoff
Rosoff
Xbox
Holiday Healthful Menu Tips From Barton G Miami
Miami caterer Barton G. shares festive ideas pairing vitamins and antioxidants with color and flavor. Suggestions include spinach soup with fat free cream and beet bowls, parchment wrapped fish like snapper, mango chutney sauces, poached pear desserts, and vibrant garnishes such as purple kale and gourds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Barton G
Cross
Clinton warns against immediate Iraq withdrawal
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton says pulling troops now would be a big mistake. She cautions that abrupt exit could worsen U.S. security and urges waiting for Iraq's Dec. 15 elections to judge readiness while blaming the administration for poor decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillary Clinton
Iraq
Jim Fitzgerald
Associated Press
Rye Brook
N.Y
Hillary Rodham Clinton
U.S
Oceras
New York Democrat
Jack Murtha
D-Pa
America
Afghanistan
GDP growth forecast holds despite hurricanes and high energy
Economists see 3.6 percent GDP growth in 2005 and 3.3 percent in 2006, with NABE noting resilience amid storms and higher energy prices. Fed likely to raise short term rates to curb inflation, as projections modulate from 2004’s 4.2 percent pace. Carl Tatinenbaum of LaSalle Bank comments on economy’s course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association For Business Economics
Carl Tatinenbaum
Association
LaSalle Bank
Federal Reserve
Tannenbaum
NABE
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steve Gillaspie
Vern Tevis
Norman Chambers
Dorothy Schulz
Gard
Ted Bridis
Woodbridge, Va
Abbey
Atkins
Barton
Clinton
Bush
Senate
Deni
Santa
Jolly Old
Ottawa Herald