2D www.jconline.com Jour nal Courier Dr.DavidWilliamKrog- Heritage Health Care. Hewas born October 21,1931, inWash- Krogmann. DavidreceivedhisBach- elordegreefromCatholic UniversityinWashington, DCandhisPhDfromJohns HopkinsUniversity. riedLorettaKurekinBal- himindeathonMarch28, 2009. Dr.Krogmannwas ProfessorEmeritusfrom PurdueUniversitiesBio- chemistryDepartment, continuingtodoresearch afterretirement.
Hewasamemberof ChurchoftheBlessedSac- ramentsince1967andPhi BetaKappaSociety.David enjoyedPhotography, andwalkinghisdogs. Survivingaretwodaugh- ofWestLafayetteandPat KrogmannOfAlisoViejo, beth)KrogmannofWest Lafayettealongwithtwo KelleighKrogmann. Hewasprecededindeath Visitationwillbefrom 2016atSoller-BakerWest ChristianBurialwillbeheld January28thatChurchof theBlessedSacramentwith Fr.TedDudzinskioaciat- ing.Thosewishingmay contributetotheHeritage HealthCareActivitiesFund 3401SoldiersHomeRd. Youmaysigntheguest bookandleavememoriesat www.soller-baker.com Dr.DavidWilliamKrogmann,84 LowellDeanHughes, unexpectedlyathishomein 23,2016. Deanwas bornin Covington, November wastheson ofthelate OscarR.andMildredM.
wasraisedinWilliamsport andgraduatedfromWil- liamsportHighSchoolin 1954.HeattendedIndiana Universityforoneyear, thenenlistedintheU.S. MarineCorps. Followinghisservicehe beganworkingatHarrison SteelCastingsCompanyin Attica.Heretiredin2002 astheSuperintendentof theFoundry. Hewasamemberof theWilliamsportUnited MethodistChurch.He andspendingtimewithhis family. marriedShelbyJ.DeMum- brumintheAtticaChris- tianChurch.
Heleavesbehindhiswife, Shelbyofalmost40years; Scott(Tracey)Hughes, Rebecca(Jea)Cappello, 17grandchildrenand12 wasprecededindeathby DaleHughes. Friendsmaycallatthe withRev.DonWilliams militaryhonorswillbeheld rialcontributionsmaybe madetotheAmerican HeartAssociation. Condolencesmaybesent onlinetowww.mausfuner- alhome.com. atIndiana Home. Hewas bornto Charles Ottoand Sarah Lucinda (Graeber)Bennettattheir honorablyservedinthe UnitedStatesMarineCorp.
Hiscrstmarriagewas toJanetOpalLadoonand LeeBennettandtheylater divorced.Hethenmar- riedLinda(McCartney) Bennett-Haynesandhad Bennettandtheyalsolater divorced. Bobhadworkedfor EdwardJ.FunkandSons formanyyears.Bobwasa memberofWhiteHorse ChristianCenterandthe EarlParkAmericanLe- Lafayette.Hewasanavid outdoorsmanandenjoyed aconservationist.Bob enjoyedsharinghisoutdoor adventuresandstorieswith hisfamilyandfriends.He servedasacaretakerof manywonderfulpeople whoallbecameapartofhis family. DallasCowboysfan.Heen- wasawonderfulcook. andDeniseBennettof evieveBowerofKentland; andRyanWirtzofFowler, JustinandHelenaBen- FrankieandBentonPainter ascvegreat-grandchildren, andJosieBennett. Heisprecededindeath DavidL.Bennett;sister, Serviceswillbeheldata laterdate.Sharememories andcondolencesonlineat www.simplicity-funeral- care.com.
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Obituaries are online at www.jconline.com/obituaries. MargaretE.Clifton,93, minsterVillageHealthcare CenterinWestLafayette, INTuesday January19, 2016.Mar- garetwas borninPine January7, daughterof thelateClarenceMcKinley andClelaFryMartindale. Shewasa1941graduateof BoswellHighSchooland attendedPurdueUniver- MargaretMarriedRussell T.CliftoninBoswell,IN precededherindeathJune BoswellChurchofChrist, andalongtimememberof theLafayetteCountryClub. Survivingisadaughter, Alsosurvivingarethree Petrie(husbandJon)and ChaseMcKinleyClifton; andbyfourgreat-grand- CarolinePetrieandBlakely andCohenStephen.She wasprecededindeathbya Visitationwillbeheldat theHahn-GroeberFuneral ing.Theintermentwill followatBoswellCemetery. maybemadetotheBoswell ChurchofChristorthe BentonCommunityFoun- dation.Thefamilywould liketothankthestaaof WestminsterVillageforall oftheloveandcaregiven toourmotherduringher stay.Theywouldalsolike tothanktheresidentswho becameherspecialfriends.
Memoriesandcondolences maybeleftatwww.hahn- groeberfuneralhome.com MargaretE.Clifton ofStateCollegediedat FoxdaleVillageonFriday, Bornon September Lafayette, Indiana, shewasthe daughter ofthelate Robert ArvidsonandOllieIce Arvidson. Dorothyreceiveda B.S.degreefromPurdue Universityin1942andthe M.A.degreefromGeorge WashingtonUniversityin 1948.Shewasamemberof cronNuandKappaDelta Pihonorsocieties. Shetaughthomeeco- nomicsinhighschoolsin supervisedPurdueUni- versitystudentteachers.In 1945Dorothyreturnedto PurdueUniversityasaspe- cialistwiththeCooperative ExtensionServices.During thatperiodshewasawarded ahighlycovetedfellow- shipandspentayearinthe FieldStudiesandTraining DivisionoftheExtension ServiceattheU.S.Depart- mentofa*griculturein HermarriagetoEdward BusstookplaceatWest inFt.Collins,Colorado thenmovedtoStateCollege in1956. Mrs.Bussservedover manyyearsinleader- shiprolesfortheEast- RidgeGirlScoutCoun- shipofCentreCounty, StateCollegeAreaHome InternationalHospitality nityHospitalAuxiliary, OmicronNuAlumni. Dorothyenjoyedgourmet cookingandentertain- inginherhome.Shealso designeduniquefamily greetingcardsformorethan 50years.
Dorothytraveledtomany countriesaroundtheworld withherhusbandonhis inglivingforashorttimein WestAfrica. Survivorsincludeherhus- Ellen(William)Westrickof Norman(Janet)ofColo- andOwenBuss. Shewaspredeceasedby hermotherOllieArvidson MageeandfatherRobert RobertArvidsonofDes Thefamilyextends sincerethankstothecaring Memorialcontribu- tionsmaybemadetothe DorothyR.andEdwardG. BussEndowmentatWPSU 16802. ACelebrationofLife receptionwillbeheldon daleVillageLivingRoom, Arrangementsareunder thecareofKochFuneral Onlinecondolencesand signingoftheguestbook maybeenteredatwww.
kochfuneralhome.com. Mary Alice Pickett, 93, of Idaville, died Friday, January 22, 2016. Funeral service at 2 p.m., Tuesday, January 26, 2016, at the Miller Roscka Funeral Home of Monticello. Sandra K. Sandy Fisher, 71, of Lafayette, died on Friday, January 15, 2016.
Private family service. Arrangements by Hippensteel Funeral Home. Debra Lee Ray, 57, of Hardeeville, SC, died Tuesday, January 19, 2016. Arrangements by Sauls Funeral Home, of Bluffton, SC. TODAY Arts Exhibits Ambiguous Reflections of Race and Identity by Gerald Griffin, Creative Spirits: Works by George, Ilana, Oliver Debikey, My Deafhood Art by Ellen Mansfield, A Bicentennial Legacy Exhibit: ArtSmart Indiana: 11a.m.-4 p.m.
today, Art Museum, 102 S. 10th St. Free. Call 765-742-1128 or email fayette.org. Visit www.artla- ayette.org.
Ongoing Class in Watercolors with Lorie Amick: p.m. or p.m. today, Art Museum, 102 S. 10th St. For ages 16 and up.
The cost is $121for 6 sessions. Call 765-742-1128 or email glen- Visit www.artlafayette.org/classes. Health Happy Hollow WalkersMWF: a.m. today, appy Hollow Park, 1301Happy Hollow Road, West Lafayette. Walk two miles on paved trails.
Free. Email temple.pear- Line Dancing: 3-4 p.m. oday, Homecare by Design, 951 Sagamore Parkway West Lafayette. Dancing exercise for ages Free. Call 765-4648080 or email bydesign.com.
Ongoing Yoga Class with Katie Yankura: 4-5 p.m. today, Art Museum, 102 S. 10th St. For ages 14 and up. Practice a form of yoga that helps to stretch and tone muscles.
The cost is $10 per session or $50 for 6 sessions. Call 765-742-1128 or email Visit www.artlafayette.org. Pickleball Play MWF: 9-11 a.m. today, Lyn Treece Boys Girls Club, enter using door on all 1529 N. 10th St.
Play pickleball with the Laf-IN Pickleball Group. The cost is $2 per session. Call 765-586-3545 or email cast.net. Special Events Indiana Native Plant Program Series Butternuts and Black Walnuts: 7-9 p.m. today, Lilly Nature Center, Celery Bog Nature Area, West Lafayette.
Lenny Farlee, Extension Forester at Purdue University will discuss two species of trees that produce large edible nuts. Learn about the history of these forest species. Free. Call 765-583-2275 or email sueand- In-Stitches Fiber Arts Circle: p.m. today, Delphi Public Library, 222 E.
Main Delphi. A fiber arts night with kindred spirits. Bring a ny sewing project and stitch ith others. Free. Call 765-5642929 or email philibrary.org.
Rossville Library Book Sale: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. today, Rossville Library, 400 W. Main Rossville. Cash donations accepted for all items purchased. Call 765-379-2246 or email TUESDAY Arts Exhibits Ambiguous Reflections of Race and Identity by Gerald Griffin, Creative Spirits: Works by George, Ilana, Oliver Debikey, My Deafhood Art by Ellen Mansfield, A Bicen- ennial Legacy Exhibit: ArtSmart Indiana: 11a.m.-4 p.m.
Tuesday, Art Museum, 102 10th St. Free. Call 765-7421128 or email fayette.org. Visit www.artla- fayette.org. Lafayette Woodcarvers Club: p.m.
Tuesday, Morton Community Center, oom 211, 222 N. Chauncey West Lafayette. Membership is $6 per month. Call 765-409-5748 or email hagerel- Ongoing Class in Watercolors with Lorie Amick: p.m. Tuesday, Art Museum, 102 S.
10th St. For ages 16 and up. The cost is $121 for 6 sessions. Call 765-742-1128 email fayette.org. Visit www.artla- fayette.org/classes.
For Children CYT Classes Session Storybook Theatre: Tuesday, Civic Theatre, 320 N. Fifth St. Bring popular stories to life with char- acter and scene development. For ages 7-8. The cost is $95 per student.
Call 765-423-7529 or email Visit www.lafayettecivic.org. Evening Nursery Rhyme Time: 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, TCPL, 627 South St. For children from birth to age 3. Stories, music, and creative activities.
Free. Call 765-429-0119 or email youth- Visit www.tcpl.lib.in.us. Family Game Night: p.m. Tuesday, Delphi Public Library, 222 E. Main Delphi.
Play games with the whole family. Free. Call 765-564-2929 or email library.org. Visit www.del- philibrary.org. amily Storytime: p.m.
Tuesday, TCPL, 627 South St. For all ages. Stories, music, and creative activities. Free. Call 765-429-0119 or email youth- Visit www.tcpl.lib.in.us.
Family Storytime: a.m. and p.m. Tuesday, 3101S. Creasy Lane. For all ages.
Stories, music, and creative activities. Free. Call 765-2695380 or email youth- Visit www.tcpl.lib.in.us. Lapsit, Storytimes: a.m. Tuesday, TCPL, 627 South St.
Sing songs and read rhymes. Free. Call 765-429-0119 or email Visit www.tcpl.lib.in.us. Mother Goose Story Time: a.m. Tuesday, Otterbein Public Library, 23 E.
First Otterbein. Join for musical instruments and nursery rhymes. Free. Email beinpubliclibrary.org. Visit http://opl.lib.in.us.
Preschool Storytime: 11 a.m. Tuesday, TCPL, 627 South St. For ages 3.5-6. Stories, music, and creative activities. Free.
Call 765-429-0119 or email youth- Visit www.tcpl.lib.in.us. Toddler Time: a.m. Tuesday, TCPL, 627 South St. For ages Stories, music, and creative activities. Free.
Call 765-429-0119 or email youth- Visit www.tcpl.lib.in.us. Health Balance Class: p.m. Tuesday, Homecare by Design, 951Sagamore Parkway West Lafayette. For ages Free. Call 765-464-8080 or email Zumba Gold: 2-3 p.m.
uesday, Homecare by Design, 9 51Sagamore Parkway West Lafayette. For ages Free. Call 765-464-8080 or email Lectures University Church Bible Study Dr. Will Miller: Noon Tuesday, University Church, library, 411N. Seventh St.
Free. Call 765-337-2461or email Visit www.ucpurdue.com. Music Clave Caribe: 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, Brewing Company, 2006 N. Ninth St.
Latin band new and traditional. Free. Call 765-714-2777 or email mail.com. Open Mic Hosted by Jason Wells: Tuesday, Professor 648 Main St. Sign up begins at 7:30 p.m.
Bring your instrument and talent. Mostly acoustic. Free. Call 765-201-5610 or email Visit www.jasonwellsmus- ic.com. Special Events Build a Block Knitting Program: p.m.
Tuesday, Rensselaer Library, 208 Susan Rensselaer. Free to attend. Bring worsted weight yarn and size 8 knitting needles. Free. Call 219-866-5881or email Visit www.myjcpl.org.
Rossville Library Book Sale: 1-7 p.m. Tuesday, Rossville ibrary, 400 W. Main Rossville. Cash donations accepted for items purchased. Call 7653 79-2246 or email kscir- Theater In the Next Room, or the Vibrator Play: Tuesday, Monon Depot Theatre, 320 N.
Fifth St. By Sarah Ruhl. This is a pay-what- you-can event. Call 765-4237 529 or email civic.org. Visit www.lafayette- civic.org.
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