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| Spouse: |
Alis Jenile Marquette Weddle
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| Children: |
Jenile Gilbreath
Janet Mosburg
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| Grandchildren: |
Amy Ricker
Kelly Barrett
Debbie Lester
William F.E. Lester
Amanda J. Lester
Elizabeth A. Lester
Deborah L. Abrell
Molly Ricker
Katelyn Barrett
Max Ricker
Jake Barrett
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| Parents: |
None listed
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| Siblings: |
Harold
Donald
Lloyd
Russell Weddle
Marguerite Pryzstup
Rosie Todd
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| Grandparents: |
None listed
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Cemetery Location Map to Gravesite |
Birth Date: 11/16/1916
Death Date: 9/27/1992
Washington Park East Cemetery
First President #4, Section W4, Level 9, Crypt 55D
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| Francis was born in Indianapolis and had four brothers, two sisters. Francis attended Arsenal Technical High School and later Butler University where he graduated with a degree in Pharmacology. He met Alis J. Marquette and after several months of dating, they married on 7/22/1939. Francis owned Bargersville Pharmacy from 1951 to 1969. Then went to work for Kroetz Drug Store in Cumberland, IN. Francis was an Elder and Deacon at the First Christian Church in Bargersville. He also taught Sunday School for many years. Francis was an avid bowler and fisherman. He was on three bowling leagues when he died. Francis was also the best cook in town, He spent the majority of his life caring and loving his wife Alis and daughters Jenile, Janet, three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Francis was known for his generosity, love and compassion for all people. |
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Francis at age 2 looking dapper while eating an orange.
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Francis in his drug store in Bargersville giving out his sage advice!
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Francis chatting with friends while granddaughter Kelly sleeps.
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Francis & Alis together on their 30th anniversary.
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Francis participating in one of his favorite past times, fishing.
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Francis looking lovingly at his granddaughter Debbie.
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Francis & Alis watching Debbie with her big catch of the day.
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Francis sitting with his three granddaughters Amy (left), Debbie (center) and Kelly (right).
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Francis the Chef! He was the best cook.
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Francis and Alis sharing the joy of marriage on their 50th anniversary.
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