Deaths in Southern Illinois and surrounding area
Obituary notices for William Newton and multiple regional residents. Includes biographical details, survivors across Illinois, Florida, and abroad, funeral arrangements, and memorials. Also lists military service, church affiliations, and last rites at various cemeteries in Marion, McLeansboro, Johnston City, Du Quoin, Carbondale, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
William A “Bill” Abate, Jr
Massac Memorial Hospital
Metropolis
Chicago
William A. Abate Sr
Donna (Stone) Abate
Bill
Jennifer Sue
Huff
Vienna First Baptist Church
Donna Abate
Irving
Texas
Hunter Daniel
Julie Grace Abate
Anna Massey
Florida
Andy
Joe Abate
John Abate
Sikeston, Mo
Sam
Ann Abate
Buford Ga
Ray
Ray Huff
Sue
Earl Whitler
Julie Huff
Neil Bundren
William A. Abate
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Shawnee Community College
Vienna High School
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
Vienna Video
Union County Country Club
Anna
Crossroads Bible Church
Norris City
Bailey Funeral Home
Leo Hall
Richard Bundren
Gilead
Simpson
Funeral
V.C.C. Credit Union
Murphysboro Chief Ron Manwaring to Retire After 30 Years
Murphysboro Police Chief Ron Manwaring will retire this month after 30 years with the department. Mayor Ron Williams will recognize him at 7 p.m. today, with a retirement reception July 19 from 2 to 4 p.m. at council chambers. Jeff Bock to lead temporarily. new chief to be named in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Ron Manwaring
Ron Williams
Manwaring
Williams
Jeff Bock
Ron
Jackson County
Kevin Reeves
Reeves
Hospital admits and discharges list from Du Quoin area
Du Quoin Marshall Browning Hospital discharged Morgan Thomas. Herrin Hospital admitted Ernest Grounds and Maxine Snyder. Marion hospital lists discharged or admitted patients include Maxine Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin Hospital
Ernest
Herrin
Snyder
Maxine
Marion
Illinois 37 and Old Route 13 Intersection Closure
The Illinois Department of Transportation advises motorists in Marion that the intersection of Illinois 37 and Old Route 13 will be closed to all traffic as of 7 a.m. Monday, July 15, 2002 through Wednesday, July 24, 2002. Motorists should seek alternate routes to avoid the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Department of Transportation
Marion
Main Street
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William Marion Newton
Southern Illinois
William
Bill” Newton
Sanford
Fla
Elizabeth Ellen Nelson
Bethalto
St. Charles
Alice Marie
Tex Moyer
Maitland
Shirley June
Jon Eller
USAF
Pittsfield
Linda Kay
Jerry Whitecotton
Jacksonville
Deborah Landon
Dana
Ed Eastabrooks
Diana
Robin Stevens
James Paul
Jimmy” Schafer Jr
Kimmy
Jerry Lanier
Kalena
Billy Kidd
Heather
Eric Smith
Sinois
Lisa Eller
Saudi Arabia
Stuart
Stephanie
Samantha Swalls
Carterville
Ashley
Chelsea Eastabrooks
Justin Clippard
Cameron
Rhaven Stevens
Dusty
Mecan Lanier
Mackenzie
Skylar Kidd
Samantha
Emma Smith
Waterloo
Victor
Mildred Newton
Laura Jane Ausbrooks
Mantino
Valgene
Gertrude Gould
Energy
James Marion Newton
Charles Newton
Oregon
Robert Newton
Faye Gould
Lara May Rogers-Oliver
Illinois
Hyland Baptist Church
Orlando
United States Air Force
Ford
Barrancas National Cemetery
Pensacola
John Wisek
John E. Wisek
John E Wisek
Wilson-McReynolds
Arthur Joplin
Old Rose Hill
Marion Church of God
Wilson- McReynolds Funeral Home
Edna Gibbs
Mcleansboro
Edna Mae Gibbs
Hamilton Memorial Hospital
Harre
Charles Littlepage
Johnston City
Charles Brenton Littlepage
Littlepage
Murman and Wilson
Eric Moore
Hughart and Beard Funeral
Crofton
Ridgetop
Baptist Children’s Home and Family Services
Carmi
Murman & Wilson Funeral Home
Charles Was
Hopkins County
Felix and
Verna (Luthard) Littlepage
Phyllis Sandra (Hurd
Springfield
Ten
United States
Freeman Coal Company
Charles
Phyllis Littlepage
Roy Littlepage
Sandra
Richard Waldrop
Larry Littlepage II
Paul Littlepage
San Francisco
Calif
Aron Waldrop
Chellie Waldrop
Jeanne Grant
David
Peggy Hogg
Lloyd
Jim
Catricia
Cormac Gill
Ryan Grant
Gina
Curt McClusky
Larry Gene Littlepage
Mary Wright Littlepage
Wanda Schleicher Littlepage
Richard Eberle Cook
He Was
March
1930
Mulkeytown
To Frank Cook and
Pluma Johnson
Richard Cook
NASA
General Electric
The
First Christian Church of
Christopher
Christopher Library Board
Air Force
Eleanor McNair
Helen Gilbert
Melissa Whitlow
Rick Cook
Seattle, Wa
Matthew Whitlow
Gilbert Funeral Home
David McConnell
Linois
Mildred Akers
Ava
Wilson
Alice K. Lee
Mount Vernon
Jeffersonian Care Center
Hughey Funeral Home
Randy Sells
West Salem Cemetery
John ‘Jay’ Wright
John “Jay” Wright
Murman and Wilson Funeral Home
Rev
Jerry R. Allen
Memorial Hospital of
Jackson Funeral Home
Velma M. Pygett
Emery Hospital
Atlanta
Lutz and Rendleman Funeral Home
Verba Jones
Provena Covenant
Champaign
van Natta
Vera Galloway Boyd
Sesser
United Methodist Church
David Morgan
Maple Hill Cemetery
Lesser
Vera
Franklin County Home Bureau
Eastern Star
Wally Bynum Airstreamers Club
SIU
Barren Township
Edward Lee Galloway
Dora Belle Mallory
Loren Woodrow Boyd
Loren W. Boyd
Cheryl
Benton
Stephen S. Boyd
Carolyn
Jeffrey Boyd
Christine
Leslie
Troy
Heather S. Boyd
John Boyd
Anglyn Allman
Mark
Nashville
Tamara Johnson
Mike
Stephen W. Boyd
Cassie H. Boyd
William R. Boyd
Tyler
Hunter Boyd
Autumn Boyd
Madlyn Allman
Clara Belle Rich
West Virginia
Edward
Dora Belle Galloway
Eileen Bryant
Byrl L. Rees
DU Quoin
Byrl
Inland Steel Coal Mine
Spirit of Life Christian Church
Umwofa
Elkville
VFW
U.S. Navy
Marlene Kellerman
Pat Stephens
Dowell
Scott Rees
Searby Funeral Home
Gerald Wright
Jerry Aken
Searby
American Heart Association
Lillian Pauline
Pauline’ Phillips
Pauline” Phillips
Memorial Hospital of Carbondale
Meredith Funeral Home
Kristen Madison
Oakland Cemetery
Helen D. Puckett
Missouri Baptist Hospital
St. Louis
Hughey
Jimmy Sherrill Stewart
Franklin Hospital
Hobbs-Johnson
Masonic and Odd Fellows
Thomas Edward Hyden
Second Baptist Church
Brad Harlow
Lakeview Cemetery
Carl Dean Shaw
Marshall Browning Hospital
Neal McClure
Jessie M. Linton
Chester
Memorial Hospital
Welge- Pechacek Funeral Home
Oakin
Eee Furniture
Frankfort
Osamu Tsukimori
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