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     Dovie Gertrude Goodin was buried at Noffsinger Cemetery, Pleasant Mound, Bond Co., Illinois.⁴ Her Social Security Number was 316-24-5343.³ She was born on July 4, 1912 at Illinois.^3,4 As of January 27, 1941,her married name was Kollar.¹ She married John Irvin Kollar, son of Blaine Logan Kollar and Mabel Ella Fuller, on January 27, 1941 at Fairfield, Jefferson Co., Iowa.^1,4 Dovie Gertrude Goodin died on January 16, 2004 at Illinois at age 91.^3,4

     DeWayne Elvin Maples was buried at McKendree Chapel Cemetery, McKendree Road and Keyesport Road, Keyesport Landing, Bond Co., Illinois.^3,4 He DeWayne E. Maples age 80 of rural New Douglas, passed away at 9:30 p.m. on November 26, 2020 at his home with his family at his side. Graveside services will be held at McKendree Chapel Cemetery. Full military honors will be held by V.F.W. Post 1377 of Greenville and other Bond County organizations. DeWayne Elvin Maples, the eldest son of Mary Elizabeth Kollar Maples and Elvin DeWitt Maples, was born on June 17, 1940 in Highland. He grew up in the Keyesport area and attended the Keyesport Schools. DeWayne answered his countries call by joining the United States Air Force on November 14, 1958 in St. Louis and served overseas for over 11 months before his honorable discharge on January 12, 1961. DeWaye and Mary Primm Linton were united in marriage on August 20, 1961 at the Keyesport Christian Church and enjoyed over 56 years together before Mary's death on November 22, 2017. They are the parents of two daughters who survive: Rosemary Daniels and her husband Brad of Shiloh, and Melissa Schrumpf and her husband Ron of New Douglas, four grandchildren: Jessice and Josey Daniels and Cody and Clayton Schrumpf, and one great-granddaughter Mary Amelia Daniels. DeWayne was also survived by five sisters: Margie (Ted) Carter, Bonnie Linton, Vicki (Bill) Duckworth, Tammy Loggins, Prudence (Ted) Edwards, and two brothers: Johnny Maples and Phillip Maples. DeWayne was preceded in death by his wife and parents. His career included farming, he was a licensed farrier, welder and retired from American Steel in Granite City as a maintenance man. Dewayne enjoyed spending time with his wife and family. His hobbies included hunting, fishing, archery shoots, steer roping, woodworking and camping with family. DeWayne was a former Moose, a member of the V.F.W. Post of Keyesport, and attended the Columbus Baptist Church.³ He was born on June 17, 1940 at Highland, Madison Co., Illinois.^4,3 He married Mary Primm Linton on November 20, 1961 at Keyesport, Bond Co., Illinois.^4,3,7 DeWayne Elvin Maples died on November 26, 2020 at New Douglas, Madison Co., Illinois, at age 80.^3,4

     Margaret O. Maples was buried at Seagraves Cemetery, Mulberry Grove, Bond Co., Illinois.⁷ She Margaret "Margie" Carter, 81, of Mulberry Grove, IL, passed away on Saturday, September 2, 2023, at her home in Mulberry Grove surrounded by family. Margaret was born November 8, 1941, Highland, IL, the daughter of Elvin D. and Daisy (Kohler) Maples. She married Terry Theodore Carter, in Mt. Vernon, IL and they were together for 62 years. Margaret and Ted lived in several states before moving back to Illinois in 1966. They lived, locally, in Pocahontas, Assumption, Smithboro, for 26 years, and lastly, in Mulberry Grove. She worked as a CNA for the Smithboro Nursing Home, Alhambra Nursing Home, Hillview Manor, and Fair Oaks Nursing Home, both located in Greenville. While working at Fair Oaks, she began nursing school; once she graduated, she started her nursing career at Greenville Regional Hospital, and later transferred back to Fair Oaks Nursing Home, from there, she retired in 2014. Since retirement, she has enjoyed spending time with family, especially the grand & great grandchildren, gardening, and taking drives. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Ted; a son, Harlan Carter; and siblings, Dewayne and Bonnie Maples. She is survived by her children, Scott (Diane) Carter of Tecumseh, MO, Warren (Judy) Carter of Greenville, IL, Terri (Delbert) Rench of Mulberry Grove, IL, Jennings Carter of Highland, IL, and Dedra Weil of Mulberry Grove, IL; grandchildren, Lyndsi (Jon), Ashley (Kody), Jason (Chloe), Josh (Kari), Jonathon (Samantha), Kevin, Shane (Megan), Megan (Josh), and Ryan (Betsy); great grandchildren, Jase, Dixie, Daisy, Keith, Ember, Gabe, Abigail, Thea, Maddie, Lilly, Owen, Austin, Olivia, Landon, Chase; and siblings, Vicky (Bill) Duckworth of Smithboro, IL, Johnnie (Lori) Maples of Mitchell, IL, Tammy Maples of Elkville, IL, Phillip Maples of Smithboro, IL, and Prudy (Ted) Edwards of Smithboro, IL; in-laws, Helen, Sue (Donnie), Jay, Eudora (Ralph), Robert (Edna), Lena (Bill), Roy (Trudy), and Darrell (Joyce).⁶ She was born on November 8, 1941 at Highland, Madison Co., Illinois.⁶ As of circa 1960,her married name was Carter.⁶ She married Terry Theodore "Ted" Carter circa 1960 at Mount Vernon, Jefferson Co., Illinois.^2,4,6,3 Margaret O. Maples died on September 2, 2023 at Mulberry Grove, Bond Co., Illinois, at age 81.⁶

     Bonnie Lou Maples Bonnie Lou Maples, age 77 of Mulberry Grove, Illinois, passed away peacefully in her sleep at her home Wednesday, October 6, 2021. Interment will be in Seagraves Cemetery. Bonnie Lou, the daughter of Elvin DeWitt and Daisy Elizabeth (Kollar) Maples, was born January 29, 1944, in Pana, Illinois. She grew up in the Tamalco / Keyesport area, attended local schools and Carlyle High School. Bonnie later got her GED, attended Kaskaskia Nursing College, and graduated with a degree in nursing from Rend Lake. She was a travel nurse for many years and worked at Fair Oaks Nursing Home in Greenville for a number of years. Bonnie and Elmo John Leo Linton were united in marriage on March 31, 1962. They enjoyed several years together and later divorced. Bonnie worked, attended college, got her degree all while being a single mother devoted to her children. She loved her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Bonnie was an avid quilter and loved sewing. She made dolls, crafted, and loved keeping a journal. When you saw Bonnie, you also saw a large glass of sweet tea with extra lemons not far from her. Surviving are her 3 daughters: Annette Brown and husband Kenny Brown of Mulberry Grove, Toni Dugan and husband James of Mulberry Grove, and Denver and ex-husbnd Rob McCaskey of O’Fallon, Illinois. Loving grandmother of 9: Tyler (Kari) Brown, Tiffany (Tyler) Burns, Teresa (Adam) Cornelius, Steffany (Terril) Moungo, Megan (Trevor) Willms, Cameron Dugan, Kyle Dugan, Robert Louis and Faith McCaskey. She had 11 great-grandchildren: Bubba, Tate, and Toree Moungo; Audrey and Lexie Cornelius; Brynlee, Cade, and Dawson Willms; Emma Brown; Carlie and Brody Burns. She is also survived by siblings: Margaret Carter, Phillip Maples, Johnnie Maples, Prudence Edwards, Tammy Loggins and Vickie Duckworth. Preceded in death by her parents, brother DeWayne Maples November 26, 2020, and her nephew Harlan Carter in 1979.³ She was buried at Seagraves Cemetery, Mulberry Grove, Bond Co., Illinois.³ She and Elmo John Leo Linton were divorced.³ Bonnie Lou Maples was born on January 29, 1944 at Pana, Christian Co., Illinois.³ As of March 31, 1962,her married name was Linton.³ She married Elmo John Leo Linton on March 31, 1962.³ Bonnie Lou Maples died on October 6, 2021 at Mulberry Grove, Bond Co., Illinois, at age 77.³

     Terry Theodore "Ted" Carter Ted Carter, 82, of Mulberry Grove, IL, passed away on Saturday, October 8, 2022, at his home, in Mulberry Grove, IL. Ted was born June 5, 1940, in McKendree, West Virginia, the son of Theodore and Mildred (McKinney) Carter. He married Margaret Maples in Mt. Vernon, IL. After high school, Ted joined the United States Air Force and was a jet engine mechanic. He was honorably discharged after serving his country proudly. He then worked in service stations and body shops for many years, before becoming a truck driver. He retired, after 15 years, from United Stationers. He and Margaret lived in several states before moving back to Illinois in 1966. They lived, locally, in Pocahontas, Assumption, Smithboro, for 26 years, and lastly, in Mulberry Grove. He was fun loving, funny, onery, and enjoyed life to the fullest. He was preceded in death by his parents; a son, Harlan carter; two brothers, Robert and Roy Carter, and a sister, Lena Carter. He is survived by his children, Scott (Diane) Carter of Tecumseh, MO, Warren (Judy) Carter of Greenville, IL, Terri (Delbert) Rench of Mulberry Grove, IL, Jennings Carter of Highland, IL, and Dedra Weil of Mulberry Grove, IL; grandchildren, Lyndsi (Jon), Ashley (Kody), Jason (Chloe), Josh (Kari), Jonathon (Samantha), Kevin, Shane (Megan), Megan (Josh), and Ryan (Betsy); great grandchildren, Jase, Dixie, Daisy, Keith, Ember, Gabe, Abigail, Thea, Maddie, Lilly, Owen, Austin, Olivia, Landon, Chase; siblings, Helen, Sue (Donnie), Jay, Darell (Joyce), Eudora (Ralph); and wife, Margaret Carter.⁴ He was born on June 5, 1940 at McKendree, Fayette Co., West Virginia.⁴ He married Margaret O. Maples, daughter of Elvin Dewitt Maples and Daisy Elizabeth Kollar, circa 1960 at Mount Vernon, Jefferson Co., Illinois.^1,2,3,4 Terry Theodore "Ted" Carter died on October 8, 2022 at Mulberry Grove, Bond Co., Illinois, at age 82.⁴

     Mary Primm Linton Mary P. Maples, age 74 of Keyesport, passed away at her home on Wednesday, November 22, 2017. Mrs. Maples was born on January 12, 1943, in Keyesport, Illinois a daughter of John and Mary (Hill) Linton. She married DeWayne E. Maples on August 20, 1961, and he survives in Keyesport. In addition to her husband DeWayne, Mrs. Maples is also survived by her daughters – Rosemary Daniels and husband Brad of Nebraska and Missy Schrumpf and husband Ron of New Douglas; 4 grandchildren – Jessica and Josey Daniels, and Cody and Clayton Schrumpf; her sisters – Billie Sansagraw, and Loretah Wilkerson and husband Bruce, all of Keyesport; and a brother - Elmo Linton and friend Donna Hill of Keyesport. She was preceded in death by her parents, a brother – Robert Linton, a brother-in-law – John Sansagraw, and her half siblings – Nettie Lou Potts, Deloris Ervin, Jack Linton, Harold Linton, and Alberta Koch. Mary was a member of Columbus Baptist Church and was a wonderful homemaker. She had many hobbies and interests, including raising goats, camping, sewing, and baking. She also enjoyed working in her yard and flower garden and playing cards and dominos.³ She was buried at McKendree Chapel Cemetery, McKendree Road and Keyesport Road, Keyesport Landing, Bond Co., Illinois.¹ She was born on January 12, 1943 at Keyesport, Clinton Co., Illinois.^1,3 As of November 20, 1961,her married name was Maples.² She married DeWayne Elvin Maples, son of Elvin Dewitt Maples and Daisy Elizabeth Kollar, on November 20, 1961 at Keyesport, Bond Co., Illinois.^1,2,3 Mary Primm Linton died on November 22, 2017 at Keyesport, Clinton Co., Illinois, at age 74.^1,2,3

     Melissa Ann Maples Melissa Ann Schrumpf, age 55, of New Douglas, IL passed away Tuesday, October 4, 2022 at her residence in New Douglas, IL. Melissa was born on Thursday, February 16, 1967 in Taylorville, IL. She was a daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. DeWayne & Mary (Linton) Maples. She was married to Ronald Schrumpf Jr. on June 20, 1992 in Grantfork, IL and he survives. She worked as a Custodian at Highland School District for 15 years and later worked as a Truck Driver/Farmhand at Ulrich Family Farms in New Douglas, IL. She enjoyed working outside, fishing, camping, horse back riding, and showing cows at fairs. She was a past All- Round High School Rodeo Champion. She was a member of the First Christian Church of Greenville, IL and a past member of the Nokomis High School FFA. She served in the United States Air Force National Guard of Illinois. She is survived by her husband: Ronald Schrumpf Jr. of New Douglas, IL, 3 sons: Cody Schrumpf of New Douglas, IL, Clayton Schrumpf of New Douglas, IL, and Trent Allgood of New Douglas, IL, sister, Rosemary (Brad) Daniels of Mascoutah, IL; Mother-in-law: Diann Haas of Staunton, IL; Father-in-law: Ronald (Pam) Schrumpf of Highland, IL, 2 sisters-in-law: Katie (Jason) Mettler of Highland, IL, and Elizabeth (Karl) Fiedler of Highland, IL. Several nieces, nephews, and cousins also survive. She was preceded in death by her parents. Interment will follow at New Douglas City Cemetery in New Douglas, IL.² She was buried at New Douglas Cemetery, New Douglas, Madison Co., Illinois.^2,4 Her married name was Allgood.² She married Unknown Allgood.² Melissa Ann Maples was born on February 16, 1967 at Taylorville, Christian Co., Illinois.^2,4 As of June 20, 1992,her married name was Schrumpf.² She married Ronald W. "Ron" Schrumpf Jr. on June 20, 1992 at Grantfork, Madison Co., Illinois.^1,3,4 Melissa Ann Maples died on October 4, 2022 at New Douglas, Madison Co., Illinois, at age 55.^2,4