Obituary notices for Barnes and Clements in Herrin and West Frankfort
Mary Carolyn Barnes of Herrin died August 6 2001 in Pineville Louisiana. A memorial service is planned for August 17 at First Pentecostal in Herrin with ministers officiating. Her body was donated to science. She was born October 6 1926 in Blairsville. She owned Dog N Suds in Energy and worked as a bookkeeper. Survivors include son Steve Barnes daughters Gayle Walker Jayne Raso Mandy Johnson and others. In lieu of flowers memorials suggested to multiple local groups. Charlotte Joan Clements 77 of West Frankfort died August 10 2001 in Benton. Born September 8 1923 in Mishawaka Indiana she was a secretary in schools. She married three men including Richard Caskey David Weston and Charles Clements. Survived by husband Charles Clements, three sons, a daughter, and ten stepgrandchildren. Funeral services set for August 13 at Stone Funeral Home with burial at Masonic and Odd Fellows Cemetery. Donations suggested to West Frankfort Public Library or Hospice of Southern Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Mary Carolyn Barnes
Pineville
First Pentecostal
Ron Henwood
Michael Tetmeyer
Carolyn
Blairsville
Charles Edward Russell
Clara Lenon Russell
Billy Bob Barnes
Energy
Noel Ford
Jim Pearl Inc
Koch Quality Machine Shop
Herrin First Christian Church
Steve Barnes
Bonnie
Shreveport
Gayle Walker
Gary
Jayne Raso
David
Mandy Johnson
Jim
Betsy Walker McKinney
Justin Walker
Manito
Jason Barnes
Paducah
Julie
Rosalie Russell
Satsuma
Ala
William Howard
Herrin First Christian Church Building Fund
Herrin City
West Frankfort
Charlotte Joan Clements
Franklin
Benton
Clements
Mishawaka
Ind
Emiel
Felicia (Patnaude) Dooms
Christopher
Charles Clements
Robert Caskey
Denver
Colo
Kevin
Tammy Weston
Zeigler
Mike Weston
Megan Weston
Terry Clements
John Clements
Debbie
Katherine Hall
Ray
Rebecca Clements
Robert
Stone Funeral Home
Brian Barker
Masonic & Odd Fellows
Friends
Charlotte Clements
Hugh Robert “Junior
Sayers
Memorial Hospital of
Carbondale
Hopkins County
Hugh O
Evelene (Purdy) Sayers
Hugh
Pathway House
Loretta Poole
Mokena
Doris Haire
Hopkinsville
Robert Poole
Jeff Poole
Southern Iinois University School of Medicine
Rosedale Cemetery
Dawson Springs
Johnson-Hughes Funeral Home
Hughesfuneralhomes.com
Deaths in area memorials for Sayers Moore Maleski and Howard
Multiple obituaries report the deaths of Hugh Robert Sayers at Memorial Hospital in Carbondale and Melba June Moore in Abilene, Texas. Ann L. Maleski of Royalton and Margaret Howard of Sparta are also noted with funeral arrangements pending and service details.
Obituary Mary Ellen Wilkins of Cobden dies at 86
Mary Ellen Wilkins 86 of Cobden died at 1 30 p m Friday Aug 10 2001 at Union County Hospital Anna She was born July 18 1915 near Balcom daughter of Homer W and Hazel Davis Goddard She married Homer W Wilkins Oct 27 1937 in Cape Girardeau MO He preceded her in death Also survived by son Homer Wesley Wilkins Eileen and two grandchildren Jonathan and Taylor Wilkins Funeral Aug 13 at First Baptist Church Cobden Interment Anna Cemetery Memorials to First Baptist Church Cobden Building Fund. Funeral home Lutz Rendleman Cobden in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Melba June Moore
Abilene
Texas
Shelby County
Ralph Edward
Bessie Mable (Brady) Anderson
Max Leonidas Moore
Decatur
Mary Ellen Anderson
Church of Christ
Marlin Ken
Marcia Moore
Maxwell
Megan
Huffman Harker Funeral Home
Woodlawn
Indianola
Tom Steed
Royalton
Ann L. Maleski
S. Royal St
Herrin Hospital
Ann
John
Antonia
Danni) Enrico
Stanley A. Maleski
St. Alyosius Catholic Church
Denise
Alan Baker
Jason Baker
Robert
Mark Enrico
Minnie Ceresoli
Maleski
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
Vantrease
Brian Barker
Cobden
Mary Ellen Wilkins
Union County Hospital
Anna
Balcom
Homer W. and
Hazel Davis Goddard
Homer W. Wilkins
Cape Girardeau, MO
Mary Wilkins
Mary Ellen
First Baptist Church
Willing Workers
Golden Circle
Jacksonville High School
Raley’s Beauty College
Harrisburg
Homer Wesley
Eileen Wilkins
Jonathan Wesley Wilkins
Taylor Elizabeth Wilkins
Clifford Heil
Dewayne Taylor
Anna Cemetery
First Baptist Church of
Lutz and Rendleman
Lutz and Rendleman Funeral Home
Local obituaries list three deaths across Illinois towns
Benny Buster Russell 65 of Grand Tower died August 10 2001 at St. Joseph Memorial Hospital Murphysboro. Services are set for August 14 at Meredith Funeral Chapel interment Walker Hill Cemetery visitation after 5 p.m. Memorials to Hospice of Southern Illinois. Thomas Patrick Palmier 62 died August 10 2001 at home. Interment private no services Crain Funeral Home Pleasant Grove Chapel in charge. Paul Edwin Russell 62 died August 11 2001 at Good Samaritan Regional Health Center Mount Vernon. No public services Newell Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Tower
Benny E
Buster” Russell
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Murphysboro
Meredith Funeral Chapel
Walker Hill Cemetery
Southern Illinois
North Johnson
Marion
Crain Funeral Home
Pleasant Grove Chapel
Mount Vernon
Paul Edwin Russell
Good Samaritan Regional Health Center
Births listed for Goreville Murphysboro and Carbondale families
Nancy and Keith Webb of Goreville welcomed a daughter on Friday Aug 10 2001 at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale. April and Paul Worthen of Murphysboro welcomed a baby at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale. Stacy Brantley and George Brantley of Carbondale welcomed a son on Friday Aug 10 2001 at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Nancy
Keith
Goreville
Memorial Hospital of
Carbondale
Worthen
April
Paul
Murphysboro
Brantley
Stacy
George
Lou Boudreau dies at 84 former Indians star and manager
Lou Boudreau, Hall of Fame shortstop and longtime baseball figure, died at 84 in Olympia Fields Illinois after a career spanning player manager and broadcaster. He led the 1948 Cleveland Indians to their last World Series title as player manager and later coached and commentated for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Boudreau
Olympia Fields
Ill
Indians
Bob Feller
Boston Braves
Red Sox
St. James Hospital
Feller
Lou
University of Illinois
Hall of
Harvey
Kansas City
Chicago
Cubs
Hall of Fame
Billy Williams
Williams
Ron Santo
Oscar Vitt
Roger Peckinpaugh
Alva Bradley
Soviet filmmaker Rostotsky dies at 79 in Moscow scene
Stanislav Rostotsky, noted Soviet era director trained by Eisenstein known for Dawns Here Are Quiet and White Bim Black Ear, died of heart failure at 79 in Vyborg for Window on Europe festival events. Survived by wife Nina Menshikova and son Andrei.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostotsky
Eisenstein
Moscow
Stanislav Rostotsky
Interfax
Itar-Tass
Vyborg
St. Petersburg
Europe
Russia
Red Army
State Cinematography Institute
Sergei Eisenstein
Fate
Fyodor Kuzkin
Mikhail Gorbachev
Nina Menshikova
Andrei
Founder of Northern League dies at 83 in Italy
Gianfranco Miglio, seen as the ideological founder of Italy’s Northern League, died at 83 in Como from stroke complications. A longtime political science head at the Catholic University of Milan, he promoted federalism and three macro regions. He influenced Umberto Bossi and Berlusconi era politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Gianfranco Miglio
Italy
Northern League Party
Miglio
Como
Catholic University of Milan
Umberto Bossi
The
Northern League
Padania
Bossi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hugh Robert ‘Junior’ Sayers
Margaret Howard
Sparta
Randolph County
McDaniels Funeral Home
Pentecost
Patty
Wally
Mardale
Benny
Buster’ Russell
Thomas Palmier
Thomas Patrick Palmier
Paul Russell
Marvel
Lyndia
Balance Pilates & Fitness Studio
Silvio Berlusconi
ANSA
Berlusconi
Congressional Estates
Ilinois
Winston C. Throgmorton
Illinois
Secretary of State
Winston G. Swaymorton W
N. Monroe
Robert Wayne Smith
Wayne
Juanita Smith
Ruth Hayes
Glad Tidings
Georgia
Robert Kevin
Marc Tyler
Robert James Smith
Angela
James Groves
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!