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| Spouse: |
Janice Oberlies Lingenfelter
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| Children: |
Linda Reed
Diana Hurley
Robert Lingenfelter
Arthur Lingenfelter
Tom Lingenfelter
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| Grandchildren: |
Chuck Hurley Jr.
Katina Jordan
Joe Cochran
Shane Lingenfelter
Missey Johnson
Bobby Lingenfelter
Tanya Hurley
Nickie Reed
Renee Lingenfelter
Cody Lingenfelter
Cynthia Hurley
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| Parents: |
James & Retha Viola Lingenfelter
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| Siblings: |
Josephen Gilpin
Dorothy Anderson
Myrtet Cooper
Dovie Cheek
Millie Raab
Juanita Altamirono
Pat Baird
Jim Lingenfelter
Richard Lingenfelter
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| Grandparents: |
None listed
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Cemetery Location Map to Gravesite |
Birth Date: 7/14/1933
Death Date: 5/19/1999
Washington Park East Cemetery
Three Faiths, Lot 116D, Grave 3
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Jay was born July 14m 1933, the youngest of 9 children to James and Viola Lingenfelter. He married Barbara Aichorn in 1953. They were blessed with 2 girls (Linda and Diana) and 2 boys (Robert and Arthur). After Barbara died, he and his children moved to California.
In 1967 he returned to Indy and started bowling at Brody's Bowling Alley and there he met Janice Oberlies. They were married August 9, 1969 and had 1 son (Tom). They were married just shy of 30 years before his death in 1999.
He worked for years as a plumber with Hession Plumbing Comp.
He was a son, husband, father, grandfather, and friend.
HE IS DEARLY MISSED. |
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August 9, 1969 Jay & Janice with daughters Linda age 15, Diana age 14, and sons Robert age 13, Arthur age 10.
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Jay giving his youngest son Tom a hair cut. Soon after her turned the job over to mom.
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Happy dad with daughter Diana on her graduation day.
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At the Hession Plumbing picnic, Jay took first place in the horseshoe pitching competition.
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Here is Jay with his broken leg. He lost a round with an antique Harley. He was helping a nephew kick start his bike, and the bike kicked back.
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Jay liked taking short trips on his Honda with Tom.
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Grandpa & Grandma with Robert's five little ones. Now that they are almost grown, it's fun to see them little again.
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Jimmy, Grace, Janice and Jay. Jay had only been back from California a couple weeks when he started bowling on our team. He loved to bowl. I knew I was in love the minute I saw him.
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In December of 1983 the entire family got together for Christmas.
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This picture of Jay & Janice was taken for the St. Lawrence picture directory, 11 days befoer he died.
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