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     Robert Henry Warfel was buried at Block Cemetery, Greenup, Cumberland Co., Illinois.^3,4 He was born on December 8, 1930 at Illinois.⁴ He married Rosalie Irene Shepard on October 4, 1950.^4,8 Robert Henry Warfel died on January 19, 2016 at Greenup, Cumberland Co., Illinois, at age 85.^3,4 He Robert H. Warfel, 85, U.S. Air Force Reserves member of Greenup, died at 7:02 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2016, at Cumberland Rehab & Health Care Center in Greenup. Burial will be in Block Cemetery in Greenup. on January 20, 2016.³

     His Social Security Number was 318-30-3615.⁶ Donald Glenn Warfel was born on March 9, 1935 at Cumberland Co., Illinois.^1,6 He married Sandra "Sandy" Luke on September 5, 1954.¹ Donald Glenn Warfel died on June 29, 2013 at Greenup, Cumberland Co., Illinois, at age 78.^1,6 He Donald Glenn Warfel (Glenn), 78, of Greenup, passed away at 4 a.m. Saturday, June 29, 2013, in Greenup. Glenn was born March 9, 1935, in Cumberland County, the son of Rual and Chlora Mae (Chapman) Warfel. He married Sandra Luke on Sept. 5, 1954. He graduated from Newton High School in 1953 and Illinois Bankers School at SIU in 1978. He was a member of Southside Church of Christ Church in Mattoon and enjoyed attending services and the association of his Christian friends. Glenn was a banker at Greenup National Bank. He served as its president for the last nine years of his 40 years of service and retired on March 31, 2000. He was actively involved in his community in many ways. He had been an EMT and volunteer firefighter for the Village of Greenup for many years. He served for 26 years as Cumberland School Board treasurer. He was on the Cumberland Rehab and Health Care Center Board of Directors for 20 years. Glenn served as president of the Greenup Kiwanis Club and as Greenup Industries treasurer for a number of years. He also enjoyed coaching Little League Baseball at Greenup Ball Park. Glenn was just as comfortable riding his tractor to mow a lawn or till a garden as he was working at Greenup National Bank in a suit and tie. Glenn was a friendly man who loved to have conversations with business associates, friends and neighbors. He loved gardening and shared the bounty with others. He liked short trips, but was always anxious to get back to his work. Most of all, he enjoyed time with his beloved wife of 58 years, Sandra, and his family. Surviving are his loving wife; children, Tammy (James) Eads of Mattoon, Nancy (Kurt) Wellbaum of Springfield, Brian (Tammi) Warfel of Mattoon and Mark (Tina) Warfel of Lincoln; brothers, Robert Warfel of Greenup, Ronald Warfel of Yale, Doyle (Carolyn) Warfel of Drummonds, Tenn., and Larry (Linda) Warfel of Martinsville; sister, Mabel (Orville) Kibler of Newton; sister-in-law, Mildred Warfel of Hidalgo; grandchildren, Luke Eads and Samantha Eads of Mattoon, Joe (Jamie) Wellbaum of Springfield, Bethany Wellbaum of Arcola, Clayton, Emma and Lance Warfel of Mattoon, and Cassandra, Logan and Kyle Warfel of Lincoln; one great-granddaughter, Brooke Wellbaum. He was a doting father and grandfather to his children and grandchildren, creating precious memories. He was preceded in death by his parents; stepmother, Edna (Shepherd) Warfel; daughter, Kimberly Sue Warfel; brother, Raymond Warfel; and a sister, Janet Sachau. on July 1, 2013.¹

     Brian Lester was born on April 26, 1973.¹ He married Maggie Lorraine George, daughter of James Dwight George and Baretta Joy Terry, on December 15, 2004.¹ Brian Lester died on February 2, 2005 at Pineville, Wyoming Co., West Virginia, at age 31.¹

     Lee H. Pauley was born circa 1901 at West Virginia.² He married Goldie Marie Willis, daughter of Encebious/Eucobious Finkles/Fulkes "Earl" Willis and Cora Ellen Terry, circa 1926.^1,2 Lee H. Pauley died on January 21, 1941 at Candy Run, Scioto Co., Ohio; Murdered by his wife after she accused him of abuse. She plead guilty to manslaughter.^3,1,4 He Portsmouth, Ohio, January 21 - A thirty-year-old confessed husband-slayer sobbingly related to Sheriff Earl Brandel today a story of how her forty-two-year-old male made her drag logs and pull a plow. Brandel said Mrs. Goldie Pauley walked into his office and told of firing a shotgun charge into the back of Lee Pauley, Work Project Administration worker, in their isolated Candy Run farm home 15 miles north of here, before the eyes of their fourteen-year-old daughter, Ollie. Before the slaying, Brandel quoted Mrs. Pauley, the husband threatened to kill his wife, their five children, and a neighbor's family, but went to sleep after she hid his shotgun shells. Detained on a technical charge of investigation, Mrs. Pauley said in a statement to Brandel: "My husband was extremely jealous and constantly beat me. Monday he asked me which one of
the neighbor boys I liked best. One of the boys had written notes to Ollie asking her to marry him. I told him I liked the boy. Then he started drinking and grabbed the shotgun, yelling that he would kill me. Ollie and Alice woke up and begged him to put the gun away. He told them to get back to bed or he'd kill them too. I got the shotgun shells, and when he couldn't find the shells he threatened to stick a knife in mv heart. "Then he said, I'll let you live until morning, then I'll kill you and the John Keaton family. He lay down on the bed in the front room. I went into the rear bedroom and loaded the shotgun. His back was still towards me. I pulled the trigger. He didn't move or make a
sound. "Ollie saw the shooting. I sat down and waited until daylight. I got breakfast for the children and sent Ollie and Alice for help." Mrs. Pauley said that last August,
after undergoing an operation, she was forced to drag logs and pull the plow with Ollie.
A relative drove Mrs. Pauley to the Sheriff's office 11 hours after th midnight shooting. Besides Ollie and Alice, who is 13, the children are Rachel, 10, Edgar, 7, and Raymond, 5. Calmly, Ollie told Sheriff Brandel of the slaying. She said that her mother removed shotgun shells from the customary place but, instead of hiding them, gave them to Ollie. "Did you see your mother shoot your father? Brandel asked Ollie. "Yeh, I watched her." "What did he do.?" "Just laid there." " When did you take him off he couch ?" "Must have been about 3." "Was your father dead?" "Yeh." "How did you know?" "Well, he was beginning to get stiff." "Did your mother and father fight much?" "Yeh, some." "Whose fault do you think it was?" "Father's." on January 22, 1941.⁴

     Ollie Marie Pauley was born on April 22, 1927 at Scioto Co., Ohio.⁴ She died in 1993 at Kentucky.¹

     Alice Pauley was buried at Washington Park East Cemetery, 10612 East Washington Street, Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana.⁵ Her Social Security Number was 232-40-4795.³ Her married name was Foster.³ Her married name was Brown.³ She married Unknown Brown.³ Alice Pauley married Orville John Foster.^3,6 Alice Pauley was born on July 13, 1928 at Portsmouth, Scioto Co., Ohio; The SSDI has a birth date of Jul 15, 1928.^7,3 She died on April 23, 1998 at age 69.³