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     Hubert Norton Sicks Hubert Sicks, 66, died unexpectedly Sunday morning at his home in Fairmount. He was a native of Boone Co., where he was born, the son of Henry and Effie (Norton) Sicks, both deceased. Surviving are the wife Lucile; two sons, Philip and John; a daughter, Judy; a twin brother, Herbert, Sarasota, Florida and another brother Dr. O. W. Sicks, Indianapolis. Mr. Sicks was a cousin of the late Clayton Sicks, Lebanon. Last rites will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. in the Nolder funeral home in Fairmount.⁵ He was buried at Park Cemetery, Fairmount, Grant Co., Indiana.^1,3 His Social Security Number was 263-09-8685.⁶ He was born on May 12, 1904 at Boone Co., Indiana; His draft card has a birth date of Jun 12, 1904.^2,6,3,7 He married Julia Lucille Lewis, daughter of Clyde Augustus Lewis and Mary Emma Parrill, in 1935 at Sarasota Co., Florida.⁴ Hubert Norton Sicks died on January 30, 1972 at Fairmount, Grant Co., Indiana, at age 67.^3,5

     Ella Unknown was buried at Hillsboro Memorial Cemetery, 2323 West Brandon Blvd., Brandon, Hillsborough Co., Florida.¹ Her married name was Stevens.¹ She married Carroll H. Stevens, son of Fred Jasper Stevens and Lula Icel Lewis.¹ Ella Unknown was born in 1916.¹ She died in 1989.¹

     Donald Fred Stevens was buried at Sunset Memory Gardens, 11005 North U.S. Highway 301, Thonotosassa, Hillsborough Co., Florida.¹ He married Carol Ann Nighbert. Donald Fred Stevens was born on July 4, 1938 at Indiana.¹ He died on January 13, 2001 at age 62.¹

     Carol Ann Nighbert Stevens, Carol Ann, 49, of Tampa, died Sunday (March 20, 1988). Born in Indiana, she came here 27 years ago and was a clerk in the operations center at NCNB National Bank. She was a member of Broadstreet Christian Church. Survivors include her husband, Donald F; her father, Lloyd Nighbert, Indiana; a son, Leigh J., South Carolina; a daughter, Kari L. McCallister, South Carolina; three sisters, Joanne Davidson, Indiana, Leota Hack, Texas, and Emily Rose Ralston, Indiana; and a grandchild.

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St. Petersburg Times (FL) - March 22, 1988. She was buried at Sunset Memory Gardens, 11005 North U.S. Highway 301, Thonotosassa, Hillsborough Co., Florida.¹ Her married name was Stevens. She married Donald Fred Stevens, son of Carroll H. Stevens and Ella Unknown. Carol Ann Nighbert was born on December 25, 1938 at Indiana.¹ She died on March 20, 1988 at Florida at age 49.¹

     His Social Security Number was 308-44-9856.⁷ Dr. Robert Moffat Kelsey was born on May 26, 1899 at High Point, Guilford Co., North Carolina.^7,8,5,4,6 He married Vensetta Irene Lewis, daughter of Clyde Augustus Lewis and Mary Emma Parrill, on December 29, 1926 at Marion Co., Indiana.³ Dr. Robert Moffat Kelsey died on November 16, 1975 at Orange Co., California, at age 76.⁸

     Robert Moffat "Bob" Kelsey Jr. was buried at Saint Johns Lutheran Cemetery, La Porte, La Porte Co., Indiana.^5,4 He was born on February 10, 1928 at Louisville, Jefferson Co., Kentucky.^2,3,5 He married Edna Maahs on October 16, 1951.⁴ Robert Moffat "Bob" Kelsey Jr. died on October 15, 2011 at La Porte, La Porte Co., Indiana, at age 83.^2,4,5 He Robert M. Kelsey Jr., M.D. LAPORTE - As a physician, he portrayed the image of Marcus Welby, M.D., a family practitioner with a kind bedside manner. Yet he had a fascinating personal life that included a stint as a Navy fighter pilot, crossing paths with Muhammad Ali, and rafting the Colorado River. Longtime LaPorte physician, Dr. Bob Kelsey, 83, died October 15th at home of complications resulting from chronic pulmonary illness. Born in Louisville, Kentucky, he was raised in LaPorte after his father opened his own Maple City medical practice in 1931. His mother, Vensetta, was a nurse. Both had a profound influence on his career choice, as well as his extremely strong work ethic, but first he sought adventure. After graduating from LaPorte High School in 1946, he briefly attended DePauw University before joining the Navy and becoming an aircraft carrier pilot during the Korean War. "Dad loved to fly, and he was proud of his service," said his oldest son, Bob. "He continued his membership in the Tail Hook Association, and he proudly displayed an actual aircraft tail hook in his front yard." When he returned from the service, Dr. Kelsey completed his college education at DePauw and then graduated from the University of Louisville Medical School in 1959. As a medical student, he once performed a Golden Gloves Tournament pre-boxing physical examination on a young Cassius Clay, who later went on to win the World Heavyweight Championship. After finishing a one-year internship at Presbyterian-St. Luke's (Rush University) Hospital in Chicago, Dr. Kelsey opened and managed his extremely busy family practice in 1960 until he retired some 40 years later. "A lot of people in LaPorte County and the surrounding areas were brought into this world by my dad," said his daughter, Marcia Cesafsky. She explained, "Even though he was a family doctor, he annually delivered two or three hundred babies during the peak years of his practice." He served two full terms as the President of the Medical Staff at LaPorte Hospital and also served as President of the LaPorte County Medical Association. He was on the Board of two area nursing homes and served as Medical Director of Country Side Nursing Home for a number of years. During the 1960s he even was the physician for the LaPorte County Jail and the County Home. Dr. Kelsey was active beyond his profession and, before his illness, held a number of elected positions on various Boards and Committees at St. John's Lutheran Church. He was an avid sport fisherman and, prior to this year, took annual treks to Northern Wisconsin angling for Muskie and Walleye. Just before his retirement in 1999, he went on an eight-day rafting expedition down the Colorado River. On October 16th, he would have been married to his surviving wife, Edna (Maahs) for 60 years. Other survivors include his four children, Robert (Beth) Kelsey of Carol Stream, IL, Marcia (Barry) Cesafsky of Chicago, Sandra (Kirby) Chapman of Naperville, IL, and Stephen (Joan) Kelsey of LaPorte. There are nine grandchildren and a surviving sister, Cynthia (late Marvin) Frampton of Indianapolis. A memorial service will be held Tuesday, October 18, at 4:00 P.M. at St. John's Lutheran Church, located at 111 Kingsbury Avenue in LaPorte. A private burial will take place at a later time in St. John's Lutheran Cemetery. on October 17, 2011.⁴

     Edna Maahs was born on May 30, 1927 at La Porte, La Porte Co., Indiana.² As of October 16, 1951,her married name was Kelsey.¹ She married Robert Moffat "Bob" Kelsey Jr., son of Dr. Robert Moffat Kelsey and Vensetta Irene Lewis, on October 16, 1951.¹