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Ned K. Dorf
Ned K. Dorf of Cuba, Mo. was born on
January 2, 1963 in Sullivan, Mo. to Spencer
Roosevelt Dorf and Joyce Ann Davis Doff. He
passed away at St. John's Mercy Hospital, St.
Louis, Mo. on May 21, 2003 at the age of 40
years, 4 months and 19 days.
Ned married Tammy Weaver on July 27,
1989 in Steelville, Mo. and to this union two
children were born.
Ned served honorably in the United States
Navy for four years. He was later employed by
Meramec Electrical Products in Quality
Assurance for 12 years at Cuba, Mo. Ned was
an avid sports fan of football, softball, golf,
horseracing, NASCAR, and especially baseball.
He loved his family and enjoyed spending time
with them.
Ned was preceded in death by his father
Spencer Dorf, one brother Phil Doff, father-in-
law Charlie Weaver, and brother-in-law
Dewayne Weaver.
Those who remain to mourn his passing are
his wife Tammy, children Shelby LeAnn Doff,
age 11 years, and Colby Lane Doff, age 8 year,
all of the home; mother Joyce Dorf of Cuba,
Mo.; mother-in-law Elsie Weaver of Steelville,
Mo.; brothers Robert Doff of Steelville, Mo.,
Davis Doff of Kremmling, Colorado; sisters,
Judy Chinners (Larry) of Caseyville, Illinois,
Penny Sanders (Jerry), Lois Doff, all of Fenton,
Mo., Jeanette Green (Bill) of Springfield, Mo.,
and Nanette Doff of Cuba, Mo.; sister-in-laws
and brothers-in-laws James "Bo" Weaver
(Chris), Tim Weaver s all of Steelville, Mo., Kay
Becker (Dan) of Ballwin, Mo., Anna Staples
(Ken), Kim Weaver, all of Cuba, Mo., Brenda
Marz (Robert) of Rolla, Mo.; nieces, nephews,
cousins and many friends. Ned will be missed
by many who enjoyed his humor, honesty, and
passion for sports.
Visitation was Friday, May 23, 2003 from 6-9
p.m. at Hutson Funeral Home, Steelville, Mo.
Funeral services were Saturday, May 24,
2003 at 1 p.m. at Hutson Funeral Home,
Steelville, Mo. with Elder Berlie Turnbough
officiating.
Burial was in Martin Trask Cemetery,
Cherryville, Mo. with pallbearers Art Hughes,
Buddy Hughes, Jerry Montgomery, Dan
Sanazaro, Bobby Morris, and Dennis Dryer.
All arrangements under the direction of
Hutson Funeral Home, Steelville, Mo.
In lieu of flowers family suggests memorials
given to the college fund for Shelby and Colby.
Edith Irene Hedrick
Edith Irene Hedrick nee Kriegbaum was born
Tuesday, April 14, 1936, at Richwoods,
Missouri, daughter of the late Frank
Kriegbaum and Myrtle Kriegbaum nee
Fredenburg.
She entered eternal rest Monday, May 19,
2003, at Salem, Missouri, at the age of 67
years, 1 month, and 5 days.
In 1960, Edith was united in marriage to
Orville Hedrick and they enjoyed over 42 years
together.
In addition to her parents, two sons Clifford
Hedrick and Orvin Hedrick preceded Edith in
death.
Among those who remain to mourn her pass-
ing are her husband, Orville Hedrick of Boss,
Missouri; four sons, Frank Hedrick and wife
Sarafina of Viburnum, Missouri, Wayne and
Ronnie Hedrick both of Hancock, Wisconsin,
and Robert Hedrick of Bonne Terre, Missouri;
four daughters, Eva Dixon of Payson, Arizona,
Sue Durrant and husband Mark of Hancock,
Wisconsin, Barbara Sturdevant and husband
Matt also of Hancock, and Linda Hayes and
husband Herbert of Lincoln, Pennsylvania.
Two brothers Wesley and Gib Kriegbaum
both of Potosi, Missouri, sister-in-law Bonnie
Bohann of Piedmont, Missouri, 15 grandchil-
dren, other relatives and many friends.
Edith Irene Hedrick lay in state 10 a.m. to 1
p.m. Thursday, May 22, 2003 St the Britton
Brothers Funeral Home of Steelville, Missouri.
Funeral services were held at I p.m.
Thursday, May 22, 2003, in the Britton Chapel
with Rev. Paul Davis officiating.
Committal prayers and interment were in
Boss Cemetery, Boss, Missouri. Serving as pall-
bearers were John Kane Jr., Cecil Orr, Darrell
Pryor, Randy Pryor, Noel Reeves and Heath
Townley.
Arrangements were under the direction of
Britton Funeral Home, Steelville, Missouri.
Carol Helvey
Carol Helvey nee Walker was born January
1, 1944 in Mary Ridge, Missouri and passed
away May 18, 2003 at her residence in Portage
Des Sioux, Missouri at the age of 59 years.
Carol was a secretary in the metal industry,
working for Vincent Metals for over 31 years.
She was preceded in death by her father
Orville Walker, and sister-in-law Penny Walker
of St. Ann, Missouri.
her husband Louis Earl Helvey of Portage Des
Sioux, Missouri; her mother Ruth Walker of
Louisiana, Missouri; step daughter Mary
Kennedy and husband Ken of Albertson, Nor h
Carolina; step son Ronald L. Helvey and wife
Elaine of Schaumberg, Illinois.
Three brothers Robert Walker of St. Ann,
Missouri, Richard Walker of Louisiana,
Missouri, and Donald Walker and wife Alice of
Foley, Missouri; grandson Kenneth Kennedy of
Albertson, North Carolina; and granddaughter
Kimberly Wells of Albertson, North Carolina.
Visitation for Carol Helvey nee Walker was
May 21, 2003 from 4-8 p.m. at the Baue
Funeral Home in St. Charles, Missouri.
Funeral services were held May 22, 2003 at
10 a.m. at the Baue Chapel of St. Charles.
Interment in the St. Charles Memorial
Gardens, St. Charles, Missouri.
Charles Thomas Mull
Charles Thomas Mull of Cuba, Missouri was
born on June 27, 1918 in Hardin County,
Illinois to LOuis Mull and Mary Price Mull. He
passed away at his home on May 21, 2003 at
the age of 84 years, 10 months and 24 days.
Charles was married to Helen Evelyn Smith
on January 6, 1945 in Venice Illinois and three
children were born to this union.
Charles was a steam fitter welder in con-
struction for Local 33 based in Des Moines,
Iowa. From there, he traveled all over the coun-
try doing his trade. He enjoyed going to gun
shows, turkey shoots and sporting goods stores.
He also enjoyed hunting and fishing and loved
his dogs. Charles was a member of the Local 33
Union and the VFW.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his
wife Helen, brother Leslie Mull, great grand-
children Alyssa Brown and Jeffery Harris II.
Those who remain to mourn his passing are
his daughters Mary Brown and husband
Rodney, Patty Brown and husband Richard, his
son Thomas Mull and wife Judy all of Cuba,
Missouri.
One brother Sam Mull of Shawneetown,
Illinois and one sister Mary Schoney of
Montgomery, Illinois; many grandchildren,
great grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins,
and friends.
rmitation was held on Thursday, May 22
from 6-8 p.m. at Hutson Funeral Home in
Cuba.
era! services weee.FriebW, May 23 at 2
p.m. at Hutson Funeral Home, Cuba, with
Chaplain Windle Starnes officiating.
Burial was on the family farm on Powers Rd,
in Cuba, with pallbearers: Thomas Mull,
Charles Mull, Donald Brown, Richard Brown,
Michael Brown, and Tony Durham. Honorary
pallbearers Rodger Brown and Chris Durham.
All arrangements were under the direction of
Hutson Funeral Home, Cuba, Missouri.
Harold W. Ray
Harold W. Ray of Leasburg, Missouri was
born on May 16, 1910 at Leasburg, Missouri to
the union of William Ray and Dora Ellen
(Kenworthy) Ray and passed away at the
Meramec Nursing Center in Sullivan, Missouri
on May 19, 2003 at the age of 93 years and
three days.
On March 4, 1933 Harold was united in mar-
riage to LuciUe H. Brewer at Leasburg,
Missouri. They have been happily married for
70 years. One son, Harold, and three daugh-
ters, Gail, Joan and Jean, were born to this
union.
He was preceded in death by his parents; two
sisters, Eulah Eaton and Golden Puckett; two
brothers, Cecil and Clarence Ray; one daughter,
Jean Ray; and one son-in-law, Edwin Woodruff.
Harold was a long time resident of Leasburg,
Missouri, a member of the Crossroads Baptist
Church and for many years was in charge of
the Crossroads Cemetery at Leasburg,
Missouri.
Those who survive to mourn his passing from
this life are his loving wife Lucille H. Ray of
the home in Leasburg; one son Harold M. Ray
and wife Dorothy of Potosi, Missouri; two
daughters, Joan Woodruff of Bourbon, Missouri
and Gaff Stephens and husband Neff of
Leasburg, Missouri.
Nine grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren,
nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and
many friends.
Harold was a devoted husband, loving father,
brother, grandfather, great grandfather, uncle,
cousin and good friend to all who knew him
and will be sadly missed.
Harold W. Ray was in state at the Britton
Funeral Home of Cuba, Missouri where funeral
services were held Wednesday, May 21, 2003 at
11 a.m. with Rev. Bobby Higgins and Jim
Delacourt officiating. Interment was in the
Crossroads Cemetery, Leasburg, Missouri.
All arrangements were under the direction of
the Britton Funeral Home of Cuba, Missouri.
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Crawford County.
An accident occurred on May 23 one-half mile
south of Cuba on Highway 19 at 2:50 a.m.
A southbound 1996 Chevrolet, driven by John
Bolin, 43, of Steelville, failed to stop for a
Highway Patrol officer. Bolin proceeded to run
off the right side of the road and struck a sign
and a tree before his vehicle came to rest.
.- Troop I of the Missouri State Highway Patrol
:veoded one acciderrt fom May 19 to May 23 in Bolin sustained moderate injuries
taken to Phelps County Regional M hAr
Center by North Crawford County Ambu!, Wel
McCusker sustained moderate injurie'rn
was taken to Missouri Baptist Hospi._ anAz
Sullivan by North Crawford County AmbuFg e t
Citations are pending for Bolin. Bolin w t 11,
wearing his seatbelt. McCusker was wear dditi
seatbelt. |_Six bl
Joseph McCusker, 57, of St. Louis, was a pas- There was total damage to the Chevrole er Br
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21-Deputy Walka The subjects were drag rac- ing party filed a comfy
ing four wheelers on the road- and the subject was issde:
way and creating a distur- summons and released a
April o:
was dispatched to the area of Y
Hwy MM outside of Leasburg a]
for a horse in the roadway, bance in the area. The report- time later, t"ck'
While
in route Deputy ci
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Walka was advised that a "
female had t00ken the horse
her residence on Highway * '* * '* * Mi.,
MM and would wait for his
arrival. Deputy Walka ar-
rived and was met by the re-
porting party who had a paint
stud horse in her barn. The
animal looked like it had not
eaten in awhile and had sev-
eral cuts that were open and
some bleeding. This case was
turned over to the Humane
Society of Missouri for fur-
ther investigation.
May 1-Deputy Walka was
radiodispatched to a drive off
at a gas station in the south
part of the county.
Deputy Walka arrived and
met the reporting party who
stated that two white males i n
a red Ford Ranger ext-cab
pickup left without paying for
$15 of unleaded fuel and was
traveling west on Hwy 49.
He told Deputy Walka that
one of the suspects was about 6
ft. tall and blonde hair with
brown shorts. The owner ad-
vised that he will press
charges if the suspects are
caught.
May 4-Deputy Satterfield
received a report of peace dis-
turbance in the area of Liberty
Road and Centerpoint Road.
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