Deaths in Southern Illinois include Pinckneyville man Ed Timpner
Edward C. Timpner 89 of rural Pinckneyville died February 17 2002 at Pinckneyville Community Hospital. He was a longtime educator and civic leader married to Margaret Schickedanz, with a large extended family and service in various local organizations. Funeral arrangements are announced with details.
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Pinckneyville
Edward Charles Timpner
Pinckneyville Community Hospital
Ed Was
the Son
of Edward and
Magdalena Elizabeth (Bahre) Timpner
Kimzey
Pinckneyville Community
Southern Illinois Normal University
Brown Business School
Association of Illinois Electric Cooperative
Jolene Odum
Murphysboro
Giles Electric Company of
Marion
Howard K Smith dies at 87 former CBS star and ABC anchor
Howard K Smith, renowned wartime CBS broadcaster among Murrow’s Boys and later ABC co anchor, died at 87 from pneumonia with heart failure at his Bethesda Maryland home. Survivors include his wife Benedicte, a daughter, a son, and three grandchildren.
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Richard Nixon
ABC
Howard K. Smith
White House
Washington
Smith
Bethesda
New York
Murrow
CBS
Jack
Dan Rather
Robert Altman
Nashville
Hal Phillip Walker
Vietnam
Don Hewitt
CBS News
60 Minutes
Howard
Howard Kingsbury Smith
Ferriday
Tulane University
United Press
Copenhagen
Berlin
Edward R. Murrow
London
AP Radio
Europe
Middle East
Washington, D.C
Birmingham
Edmund Burke
ABC News
Scope
Frank Reynolds
ABC Evening News
Harry Reasoner
Benedicte Traberg Smith
Hospital Notes Du Quoin and Herrin Area Admits
Du Quoin and Herrin area hospitals list patient admissions and discharges with names and towns. Feb 15 to Feb 17 notices include Bandura Carolyn and Dunaway Marilyn Elkville, Woolsey Gladys Du Quoin, Bealvins Harry Carterville, Bird Jean Herrin Memorial, Bailey Charles Benton, Benz Raymond Carbondale, Murphysboro entries for St Joseph and Murphy sboro.
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du Quoin
Marshall Brownina Hospital
Carolyn
Dunaway
Marilyn
Elkville
Craft
Zella
Ichendahl
Jean
Woolsey
Gladys
Herrin Hospital
Births in the area add seven newborns to families
Shannon and Larry Jones of Harrisburg welcome a daughter born Friday Feb 15 2002 at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale. Melissa and Jerry Adams of Thebes greet a daughter born also Feb 15 2002 at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale. Veronica Hogg and Terry of Harrisburg have a son born Wednesday Feb 13 2002 at Marion Memorial Hospital. Sylvia Graham and Todd of Marion welcome a son born Thursday Feb 14 2002 at Marion Memorial Hospital. Destiny Huff of Carbondale has a daughter born Sunday Feb 17 2002 at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale. Kimberlee Todd and Bobby Lee of Pittsburg greet a daughter born Sunday Feb 17 2002 at Marion Memorial Hospital.
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Marion
George E. Dingrando
Marion Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph Catholic Church
N. Russell St
Richard G. Mohr
Bob Wagner
Rose Hill
W.F.W. Heyde-Pillow Post
Wilson- McReynolds Funeral Home
N Court St
Crawshaw Funeral Home
Murphysboro
Charles Allen
Murdale Gardens of
American Legion
VFW
Carbondale
Jackson County
DAV
Mount Vernon
Carl D. Collins
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hughey
Mounds
Mary T. Bagbey
Daystar
Cairo
Jones Funeral Home
Villa Ridge
Stephen Wolf
Larry Miller
Spencer Heights
Funeral
Herod
Janice Ann Vaughn
Richland
Ind
Harrisburg Medical Center
Reed Funeral Chapel
Harrisburg
John Lee Jr
Sunset Garden Cemetery
Stalions
Shannon
Larry Jones
Memorial Hospital of
Adams
Melissa and
Jerry of
Thebes
Hogg
Veronica
Terry
Graham
Sylvia
Todd
Huff
Destiny
Kimberlee
Bobby Lee
Pittsburg
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Margaret C. Schickedanz
Royalton Children’s Home
LaRowe Ford Garage
Schulze- Malone Lumber Company
Timpner- Feltmeyer Roofing Company
Egyptian Electric Cooperative
Perry County
St. Paul United Church of Christ
H.I.A
Randolph Mutual Insurance
Grennell Mutual Re-Insurance Company
Gary Lee Timpner
Irma
Ralph Edward Timpner
Helen Rae
Marcella Rae Sharp
Jim
Brookfield
Mary C. Greer
William D. Timpner
St. Paul United Church
Delmar Webb
Fairfield — Delmar Webb
Richardson Funeral Home
Wayne City
Olive Branch Cemetery
Funeral Home
Lydia Eulala Strunk
Johnston City
Murman & Wilson Funeral Home
George Edward Dingrando
Dingrando
He Was
Marion, On
1923
the Son of
Leo and
Catherine (Duvaldo) Dingrando
George
Marion School System
United States Navy
Okinawa
Pacific
St. Joseph Catholic Church of
W.F.W. Heyde-Pillow
Jolene
John
Ruth Dingrando
Leo
Sheila Dingrando
Steve
Debbie Dingrando
Linda
Tom Vale
Laura
Kenny Pinch
Mary Pat
Mike Kornblith
David Dingrando
Jo Anne
Vannon Morse
Jeff Dingrando
Kris Dingrando
Greg Dingrando
Joe
Ethel Bacon
Metropolis
Ethel S. Bacon
Massac Memorial Hospital
Atkins Farmer Funeral Home
Liberty Cemetery
Charleston
Beulah Robinson
Searby Funeral Home
Shaw DeMent
Sunset Memorial Park
Alzheimer’s Association
Joe Russell
Mcleansboro
Wabash Christian Retirement Center
Carmi
Gholson Funeral Home
IOOF
Tex Etherton
Tex
Peoria
James A. and
Lela (Weston) Etherton Potts
Illinois
United State Army
Martha
Joe Godar
Sherry Jones
Debbie Parks
Genoa City
Wis
Mary Sikorski
Sally Ann Hoehner
Dongola
Union County Hospital
Anna
Crain Funeral Home
Paul Sadler
Mt. Zion
Isophine Carnett
Isephine Carnett
Ferrell Hospital
J. M. Weirauch
Bill Jones
Jones Cemetery
Equality
Harrisburg Golden Circle
Golden Circle
Carl Collins
Diabetes Research Institute Foundation
James Green
Benton
St. Mary’s Good Samaritan Hospital
Christopher Church of God
Robert Wininger
Masonic and Oddfellows Cemetery
Morton and Johnston Funeral Home
Glenn R. Rongey
St. Mary’s Hospital
East St. Louis
Newell Funeral Home
Bethel Cemetery
American Legion Post No. 141
Jefferson County
Habitat For Humanity
Ann Walker
Cobden
Jonesboro
Ezra Reams
Lutz & Rendleman Funeral Home
Shiloh Baptist Church
Pernie Keiner
Kevin Weaver
St. John’s United Church
Mary Bagbey
Marilyn L. Dunaway
Marshall Browning
Meredith Funeral Home
William Graver
Oakwood Cemetery
Carterville
Janice Vaughn
Roxie Mezo
Herrin
Johnson Hughes
Richard Holt
Zeigler
Peter Lauris
Peter Alfred Lauris
Country Side Manor
Osborn Funeral Home
Dix
Alan Rhein
Tom Tupper
Boyd Cemetery
Ruth Ann Draper
Howard Smith
Whispering Oaksa
Rion
Frankfort