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09/29/2025

Donna Lee Mattox

Donna Lee Mattox, a cherished soul and beloved member of her community, peacefully passed away on September 27, 2025, in Louisville, Kentucky, surrounded by her loved ones. Born on July 27, 1949, in Jeffersonville, Indiana, Donna was a beacon of joy, kindness, and unwavering faith

A graduate of Silver Creek High School, she dedicated her life to her family, making every holiday unforgettable and hosting countless family dinners filled with laughter and warmth. Her passion for baking and her love for gathering her family together were hallmarks of her nurturing spirit. Donna took immense joy in attending her grandchildren's sporting events, proudly cheering them on as they pursued their passions.

Her unshakable faith was a cornerstone of her life. A devoted member of Southeast Christian Church of Indiana, Donna shared her faith with compassion and a joyful spirit, always ready with a big smile. Her contributions to the community were notable; Donna and Richard played an instrumental role in founding the Parkinson's Support Group of Southern Indiana, demonstrating her commitment to helping others. In recognition of her extraordinary caregiving, she was honored with the Caregiver of the Year Award, a testament to her loving nature.

Donna had a zest for life that extended beyond her family. She found peace and joy in working in her yard and being a good neighbor. Whether it was her love for the fall season, Christmas gatherings, or engaging in her hobbies of watching sports, exercising, and completing jigsaw puzzles, Donna embraced every moment with enthusiasm. Donna would always be ready to welcome you with a cup of hot cider or coffee and great conversation.

While Donna is survived by her daughters, Kristin and JT Cox, Kerri and Eric Vaughn, and Kimra Colone and Tim, as well as her beloved sisters, Gloria Rauck, Carolyn Kaufer, and Linda Whitlatch, and her dear cousin and partner in crime, Rhea Jackson, the space she leaves behind is immense. She also leaves behind a legacy of love through her grandchildren, Mattox Colone and Issy Colone, Maci Vaughn and Ethan Vaughn, Tyson Cox, Jalynn Cox, and Deacon Cox.

She was preceded in death by her loving husband of 47 years, Richard Mattox; her parents, Bud and Ann Longest; and her brother, Marland Longest. Each of these losses deepened her capacity for love and gratitude in life, shaping her into the remarkable person so many adored.

The family respectfully request that expressions of love and sympathy take the form of donations to the Richard and Donna Mattox Scholarship fund; 8520 Brodie Court, Charlestown, IN 47111

As we remember Donna Lee Mattox, let us honor her legacy by embracing her spirit of kindness, faith, and joy that touched the lives of all who were fortunate enough to know her.

Donna's Celebration of Life will be held on October 19, 2025, at The Venroe Venue in Charlestown, located at 934 Main Street, Charlestown, IN 47111. Visitation will be from 12:00 - 2:00 pm with a Celebration of her Life at 2:00 pm. Donna's Fall Party is to immediately follow with a potluck gathering.

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09/26/2025

Ralph E. Webb

Ralph E. Webb, born on April 23, 1950, in Jeffersonville, Indiana, passed away peacefully on September 25, 2025, in Louisville, Kentucky, surrounded by his loved ones. His passing marks the end of a remarkable life dedicated to service, family, and the joys of nature.

With over 50 years of volunteer service between the Charlestown and New Washington Fire Departments, Ralph was a steadfast presence in his community. His dedication to helping others was evident not only in his firefighting but also in his diverse work history. He retired from International Harvester and served as a welder at Jeff Boat. Additionally, Ralph drove trucks for Nutrien AG Solutions and worked as a farmer raising swine and to***co. In his later years, he found fulfillment as a forklift operator at Niagara Bottling.

Ralph's spirit thrived outdoors. He cherished being outside, often accompanied by his beloved dogs. He also had a passion for restoring tractors and enjoyed the camaraderie found at tractor shows. Camping and gardening were among the many hobbies that brought him joy throughout his life.

He leaves behind a loving family, including his longtime companion, Twila Lutz; sister, Sharon Madison, and her husband, Joe; daughter, Donna Collins, and her husband, David; sons, Doug Boldt and his wife, Brandi; Tony Webb and his wife, Amber; Billy Webb and his wife, Susan; and daughter, Crystal Webb, and her boyfriend, Jerry. Ralph also took great pride in his grandchildren: Nicole Gorman, Sammy Gorman, Katelyn Gorman, Miranda Gorman, Zachery Boldt, Anastasia Boldt, Nash Webb, Shelby Webb, Lane Webb, Grayson Webb, Keegan Webb, Reagan Webb, and Sammi Vallone. He was also a cherished great-grandfather to Asher Abbott, Zander Abbott, Gwynevere Diaz, Scarlett Lewis, and David Lewis.

Ralph is preceded in death by his parents, John and Faye Webb, whose spirits undoubtedly welcomed him.

Visitation will be held at Grayson Funeral Home in Charlestown, Indiana, on Tuesday, September 30, 2025, from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM, and again on Wednesday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, with the funeral service scheduled for 11:00 AM in the funeral home chapel. Burial will follow at Hibernia Cemetery. The family invites all who knew Ralph to come share in remembrance and honor of a life well-lived.

Memories of Ralph and messages of support for the family can be shared at www.GraysonFuneralHome.com.

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09/26/2025

Robert "Bobby" Matthews Jr.

Robert “Bobby” Matthews Jr., a faithful servant of God, proud veteran, and devoted community leader, gained his heavenly wings on September 16, 2025, at the age of 88. He was born on March 14, 1937, to the late Anne Dee Griffin Matthews and Robert C. Matthews Sr.

Bobby loved learning and pursued higher education, earning an Associate’s Degree in Accounting. He also proudly served his country in the United States Air Force, living out a deep sense of honor, discipline, and patriotism.

Beyond his career and military service, Bobby dedicated his life to serving others. He gave generously of his time and talents through volunteer work with the American Red Cross, where his commitment to helping others shined. He also served on the YMCA Black Achievers Steering Committee and was an active member of the Jaycees.

His outstanding service and selflessness earned him many distinguished honors. In 1981, Bobby was named Outstanding Volunteer. In 1987, he was commissioned as a Kentucky Colonel, a high recognition of noteworthy accomplishments and service. He was later designated an Honorary Secretary of State, the highest award reserved for a select group of individuals who went above and beyond in service to others. In 1992, he received the prestigious Bell Award, further reflecting his life’s motto of giving more than he received.

At the center of Bobby’s life was his unwavering faith. A devoted member of Little Flock Missionary Baptist Church, he served diligently on the Usher Board, greeting each person with a warm smile and a servant’s heart. He loved his church family and found great joy in being a doorkeeper in the house of the Lord.

Bobby’s life was filled with love, humility, and service. His legacy will be remembered not only through his many honors and community impact, but also through the kindness, compassion, and faith he lived out daily.

Though he will be deeply missed, his family and friends find peace in knowing he has entered into eternal rest, greeted with the words: “Well done, good and faithful servant.” (Matthew 25:23)

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09/25/2025

Lena Rae (Lyons) Hammond

Lena Rae (Lyons) Hammond, born April 13, 1938, entered into eternal rest on September 24, 2025 at the age of 87.

On July 4, 1954, Lena married the love of her life, Thomas Hammond (Tom). Their union was one built on faith, devotion, and a steadfast love that carried them through 58 beautiful years together until Tom’s passing in 2012. Their marriage, marked by the symbolism of Independence Day, was a true celebration of freedom, family, and love—a partnership that set the foundation for generations to come.

Lena’s proudest role was that of wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She and Tom raised five children together: Tommy (Jane), Michael “Mike” (Becky), Deina (Rusty), Debbie (Mike), and Ronald “Ron” (Michelle). Through them, her legacy blossomed into nine grandchildren, twenty-four great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren—each of whom was touched by her kindness, laughter, and love.

Her home was the heart of the family, filled with warmth, joy, and the aroma of her legendary peanut butter fudge—a recipe so cherished it became a symbol of her care and devotion. Lena was a woman of quiet strength and grace, who showed her family the importance of compassion, togetherness, and living with joy.

Though she now joins Tom in eternal rest, Lena’s spirit lives on in the traditions she created, the family she cherished, and the countless lives she touched. Her love story with Tom continues as a guiding light for all who knew them, reminding us that true love is timeless and family is forever.

As scripture promises: “Well done, good and faithful servant… enter into the joy of your Lord” (Matthew 25:23). Lena has gone home, reunited with Tom, and together they rest in God’s eternal embrace.

Her life was a blessing, her memory a treasure, and her legacy will live forever in the hearts of those who loved her.

She was preceded in death by her parents, William Franklin Lyons and Ina Bell Lyons, siblings, Ornal “Elwood” Lyons, Dorothy Smith, Rachel Campell, and a beloved grandson, Cole Ryan Harl.

Her visitation will be at Charlestown Independent Church, 9575 IN-62, Charlestown on Saturday, September 27 from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm with her funeral service at noon.

Memories of Lena and messages of support for the family can be shared at www.GraysonFuneralHome.com.

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09/25/2025

James 'Bub' M. Franklin

James Michael Franklin (Bub) was born on November 1st, 1950, in Clark County, Indiana. He was the 2nd born child of a total of 8 children to Herman and Billie Franklin. He was a friend to all and family to most. Bub was well known for his humor, his easy-going way, his love of IU basketball, his epic mowing skills, and his unwavering support of his grandkids and family. He also enjoyed rabbit hunting with his friends and brothers, watching the Cincinnati Reds, and helping out in any way he could. Bub graduated from New Washington High School in 1969 and began his employment at Jeffboat. He retired from Jeffboat after 42 years of dedicated service.

Bub was a lifelong resident of New Washington, where he met the love of his life, Debbie Allen. They married in 1970, and recently they celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary this year. Bub and Debbie continued their wedded bliss with the addition of two children, Tisha and Luke, and eventually 3 grandchildren, AJ, Cohen, and Kate. Bub was the greatest husband, father, and grandfather. He attended nearly all his grandchildren’s events, regardless of how boring or exciting they may have been. He was there to support his family. He lived an honorable life, was as dependable as they come, and was a rock for the entire Franklin family.

Bub passed away on September 24th, 2025, after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer. He was surrounded by his loving family. He was preceded in death by his father (Herman Franklin), mother (Billie Franklin), Brother (Tuff Franklin), and brothers-in-law, Quentin Allen and Dennis Stricker.

He is survived by his loving wife Debbie. His daughter, Tisha Briles (Brent Briles), son Luke Franklin (Carrie Franklin), grandkids, AJ Franklin, Kate Franklin, and Cohen Briles. Sister Pat Stricker (Dennis), Sister Bonnie Perkins (Mickey), Sister Peg Hostettler (Greg), Sister Kathy Jones, Brother Dave Franklin (Phila), and Ed Franklin (Lisa). 21 nieces and nephews, and an uncountable number of great nieces and nephews.

Visitation for Bub will be held on Sunday, September 28. 2025, at Grayson Funeral Home in New Washington, IN, from noon until 5:00 pm, and again on Monday from 9:00 am until the funeral service at noon. Burial will follow at the Hibernia Cemetery.

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09/24/2025

James Harbin

James Donald (Cotton) Harbin, a loved father, grandfather, great grandfather, and great-great-grandfather, passed away September 22, 2025, in Sellersburg, Indiana, in the loving arms of family. Don was born July 5, 1938, in Jeffersonville, Indiana.

Don grew up in Hibernia, Indiana, later moving to Charlestown, Indiana, and eventually retiring in Lexington, Indiana, where he cherished his simple life. Don is well known in Clark County for his small engine repair skills, where he was nothing short of the Greatest of all time. Don opened Clark County Small Engines, where he was the only Wheel Horse Dealer in the area. He was proud, as was his family, of his hard work and dedication to his business and customers.

After retiring, Don continued to stay busy in his shop, working on projects for his friends he had made throughout the years to keep him occupied and thriving. Don could be found most days sitting on his porch, usually with one or more friends or with family reminiscing, or on the phone trying to diagnose lawnmower repair issues for people just needing advice. Don cherished his many friendships and his friends who constantly stopped by to chat or just check on him. Don will be sadly missed by his family and many friends.

Don is preceded in death by his parents, William W. Harbin, Sr., and Virgie Brison Harbin, three brothers, Junior Harbin, Albert Harbin, and Gary Harbin.

Don is survived by his 3 daughters, Debbie Belcher(Earl), Vicky Street(John) and Teresa Day(Jimmy Kolle), his brother Larry Harbin(Patty), Grandchildren Jeremey VanOver(Rebecca), Ryan Day(Kristy), Tonya Walston(Jeremiah), Erin Hearn(Dereck), Great-Grandson Dakota Vanover, Matthew Walston(Lexie), Caleb Walston, Great-Granddaughter Lillian Vanover, Dee Hearn, and Haley Hearn, Great-Great-Grandchildren Ayla and Mylen as well as several nieces and nephews.

Pop worked 6 days a week until he was 85 years old, doing what he loved! We are always amused by him saying, 'I'm only going to do work and pickups and for my elderly customers'. Retirement and illness were very difficult for Pop. The family would like to extend a thank you to John, Kobe, Rick, Rick, Dakota, Ron, and Barry for consistently stopping in daily and weekly porch sitting and coffee time, which helped him find peace and happiness. Also, a heartfelt thank you to Interim Hospice for helping us keep Pop at our home.

Visitation will be held on Friday, September 26, 2025, from 3:00 pm til 8:00 pm at Grayson Funeral Home in Charlestown, Indiana. Donations in Don's memory can be made to the INKY Animal Rescue at PO Box 534, Sellersburg, IN 47172

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09/24/2025

Gregory L. Masingo

Greg L. Masingo, born on January 10, 1961, in Jeffersonville, Indiana, departed from this world unexpectedly on September 23, 2025, in New Albany, Indiana. A man of integrity and unwavering truth, Greg was not just a master electrician who owned Masingo Electrical Contracting; he was a beacon of light in the lives of those who knew him.

A true baseball enthusiast, Greg's heart resonated with the spirit of the Cincinnati Reds. His passion for the sport sparkled in every conversation, igniting joy and camaraderie among fellow fans. Yet, beyond the confines of the ballpark, it was his profound love for his children and grandchildren that defined him. Greg devoted countless hours to nurturing their dreams, often found volunteering at the Charlestown Little League, or cheering them on at other sporting events. His enthusiasm was seen and heard amongst all in attendance, as he watched each game/match unfold before him.

Greg's family, who carry his legacy, remember him as a pillar of strength and sincerity. He is survived by his son, Dustin Masingo, and his cherished daughter, Toni, alongside her husband Nick Shaw. His son Marc, and his wife Ariel, will forever hold dear their father's lessons, etched in the very fabric of their hearts. Siblings David 'Sinker' Masingo and his wife Trudi, Beverly 'Sissy' Masingo, and brother JD Masingo, with his wife JoAnn, reflect on fond memories shared with a man whose laughter and honesty were infectious.

Greg's grandchildren— Jack Shaw, Ella Shaw, Emma Shaw, John-Wyatt Masingo, Retty Masingo, Russell Masingo, Renea Twigg, Sarah Masingo, Gracie Masingo, Tate Masingo, Tinsley Masingo, and Peyton Masingo—will carry forward the unwavering spirit and love he bestowed upon them. Each of them was graced not only with his presence but with the values he instilled, which will resonate through generations.

Regrettably, Greg's journey was shaped by the absence of his beloved parents, JD and Earline Masingo, who have preceded him. Yet, in his departure, Greg leaves behind a tapestry of cherished memories and boundless love, a testament to a life beautifully lived and deeply felt.

In celebrating Greg L. Masingo, we acknowledge a man whose truthfulness, passion for baseball, and love for his family created an indelible mark on the hearts of all he encountered. His vibrant legacy will endure, forever woven into the stories and lives of those who were truly fortunate to call him family and friend.

Burial will be held privately at a later date.

Expressions of sympathy can take the form of donations to the Charlestown Little League in Greg's honor at P.O. Box 266, Charlestown, IN 47111

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09/23/2025

Patty Mulhall Baker

Patty Mulhall Baker died Friday September 12th 2025 in Toledo, Ohio. Patty will be remembered for her sense of humor, kindness and her love for her family. She enjoyed many years volunteering at Maria Joseph Living Center in Dayton, Ohio.

She was an avid trivia player and always the music/entertainment ace in the hole. Patty is survived by her long-time love, Dwight Howard and the son of her heart, Alan Garber, his wife Tabitha and their son Tristan.

Patty’s siblings will join with family and friends on Saturday, September 27, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at Grayson Funeral Home, 893 High Street, Charlestown, for visitation, followed by a Celebration of Patty’s Life at 11:00 a.m. Nothing brought Patty greater joy than having her family together, and her loved ones will honor her in that spirit.

She will be celebrated by John Mulhall and his wife Vicky, Larry Mulhall and his wife Deb, Susan Mulhall Meyer and her husband John, Tom Mulhall and his wife Starlynn and Steve Mulhall and his wife Tamera as well as numerous nieces and nephews who had made Patty a part of their lives as well.

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09/23/2025

Norma L. Stoner

Norma L. Stoner, a beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, peacefully passed away on September 22, 2025, in New Washington, Indiana, surrounded by her loving family. She was born on December 15, 1933, in Jeffersonville, Indiana, and lived a life rich with purpose and devotion.

Norma had a distinguished career as an inspector of manufactured motors at Reliance Electric in Madison, where her keen eye for detail and commitment to quality earned her the respect of her colleagues. She approached her work with the same dedication she gave to her family and friends.

Beyond her professional life, Norma was known for her warmth and hospitality. A great cook, she was particularly famous for her baked beans, a dish that brought family and friends together at many gatherings. Her home was a welcoming place where everyone felt like family, reflecting her generous spirit and love for those around her. Norma's joyful personality was highlighted by her great sense of humor; she was always laughing, and her straightforward nature ensured that everyone knew exactly where they stood with her.

A member of the New Hope Community Church, Norma's faith played a vital role in her life. Her beliefs guided her actions and interactions, nurturing a sense of community among her friends and family.

In her leisure, Norma enjoyed sewing, reading romance novels, fishing, and occasionally visiting the Boat to play the penny machines. Her hobbies enriched her life and provided joy and relaxation amidst her busy days.

Norma is survived by her daughter, Nora Beth Stoner; her son, Anthony Wade Stoner; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren who cherished her deeply. She is preceded in death by her husband, Frank Stoner; her parents, Eugene and Nora Laverne Smith; and her two sons, William F. Stoner Jr. and Martin Andrew Stoner.

A visitation will be held on Thursday, September 25, 2025, from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Grayson Funeral Home in New Washington, Indiana. A viewing will follow on Friday, September 26, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The funeral service is scheduled for the same day at 1:00 PM, and will be followed by burial at Crown Hill Cemetery..

Norma L. Stoner will be remembered for her indomitable spirit, loving nature, and the lasting impact she had on the lives of everyone fortunate enough to know her.

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09/23/2025

Nancy Ann Rash

Nancy Ann (Looney) Rash, 78, passed away peacefully at home on September 12, 2025, surrounded by her loving family. Nancy battled cancer this year and faced her diagnosis with remarkable strength, grace, and beauty until the end. Her unwavering faith and belief in God provided the strength, hope and perseverance needed to face this disease. Though the journey was difficult, she never let it diminish her spirit. She was a strong, inspiring woman, and although it is heartbreaking saying goodbye to someone so loved and cherished, her family takes comfort knowing she is finally at peace.

Nancy cherished traditions and never missed a chance to gather her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren for birthday celebrations, every observed traditional holiday, and of course her made up potluck celebrations of "just because she missed us" dinners. No matter how she was feeling, she made sure everyone was having a good time. Family was paramount to her.

She worked as a volunteer and was a member of several organizations in her community. To name a few: The Meadow Heights Women's Club, the American Legion Auxiliary, she taught religious ED at Our Lady of Mount Carmel on Sunday mornings, and was a Cantor at St. Michael Church.

Nancy had the gift of gab and never met a stranger. Her magnetic soul drew people in, and immediate bonds of love and friendship were formed. She had many lifelong friends, two of whom were Patty Berry, whom she met when she was about 10, and Ann Betsekas, who was her best friend since the age of 18. Unfortunately, both passed in 2010, Patty on January 23rd and Ann on February 8th, leaving her with a hole in her heart. We pray her heart is now mended as she left this world to the beauty of the next and joined all the loved ones who've gone before.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Richard Looney and Louise Dudley; two brothers, Richard and William Looney; two sisters, Donna Insley and Marla Thomas; and granddaughter, Katherine Elizabeth Gossman.

She is survived by her devoted husband of 60 years, Joe; her two daughters, Allisa Gossman and Christine Hester (Jeff); her grandchildren Joshua Gossman (Alaina), Jeffry Hester, and Guinevere Hester; and her great-grandchildren Kolben and Kadley Gossman; sisters, Melinda Ellis (Bob) and Christine Hooper (Danny). She is also survived by nieces, nephews, cousins, and in-laws.

Those fortunate enough to have known Nancy are invited to honor her and surround her family with love at her church service. The funeral mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, September 25, 2025, at St. Michael Catholic Church, 101 St. Michaels Drive, Charlestown, IN 47111

Expressions of Sympathy may be made to WHAS Crusade for Children, St Jude Research Hospital, or your favorite charity

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09/19/2025

Michael Neal

Michael Neal, born on November 10, 1947, in Jeffersonville, Indiana, passed away peacefully on September 17, 2025, in New Albany, Indiana. He led a life marked by dedication, hard work, and a commitment to serving his community.

For 42 years, Michael had a fulfilling career as a truck driver, during which he developed deep connections with the roads he traveled and the varied landscapes he crossed. His commitment to helping others extended beyond the highways, as he proudly served as a volunteer firefighter in Eminence, Kentucky. This role allowed him to be on the front lines, responding to emergencies and supporting those in need, embodying the spirit of service throughout his life.

Michael was a proud veteran who served in the Navy during the Vietnam War. His military service deeply influenced his character and instilled in him the values of resilience, camaraderie, and duty.

A graduate of Charlestown High School, Michael carried the lessons learned during his formative years into all aspects of his life. Beyond his professional and military achievements, he cherished the simple joys of life. Michael enjoyed camping, fishing, and attending movies, activities that allowed him to create lasting memories with family and friends. He often spoke fondly of trips to the boat with his uncle Bill, where laughter and camaraderie filled their days.

Michael is survived by his sons John Neal, Mark Neal (Dottie), and Todd Neal (Amy), and his grandchildren, Tierney, Lincoln, Summer, Ethan, Kelsey, Halee, and Bella. He is also remembered fondly by his brother Ronnie Neal, his uncle Bill Cary, and his niece Shannon Everhart.

He was preceded in death by his father, Alonzo Neal; mother, Marietta Sands; stepfather, Paul Sands; sister, Pat Taylor; and stepmother, Juanita Neal. Each of these individuals left a mark on Michael’s life, shaping the man he became.

Michael Neal will be remembered for his unwavering spirit, kindness, and lifelong devotion to family and service. His legacy lives on through the many lives he touched and the memories shared with those who loved him.

The family selected cremation services and will be having a Celebration of Michaels' life at a later date. Memories of Michael and messages of support for the family can be shared at www.GraysonFuneralHome.com.

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