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     Teresa Ann Doughty Teresa Ann Doughty, Apr 26, 1956 - Mar 26, 2016. Teresa passed away quietly in the home of her sister and brother in law, Sherri and Kelly Beck, this past Saturday afternoon. She was surrounded by her family. Teresa was a believer in Jesus, a compassionate soul, and a free spirited artist. She was a lover of people of all backgrounds, an admirer of nature, and a coffee enthusiast. She had been a beloved employee of Jonathon Bryds Cafeteria in Greenwood, Indiana, a manager of her parents shop "Country Is Hats and Caps" in Nashville Tennessee, and a HIV outreach worker for the Indiana State Health Department. Teresa was preceded in death by her daddy Richard L. Doughty and survived by her mother, Geraldine F. Doughty (Radford), her daughter April E. Looney (Lindsey), her son Richard C. Lindsey (Amy), five siblings Kerry C. Doughty (Janice), Sherri L. Beck (Doughty) Kelly, William H. Doughty (Susan), Kelly S. Rapp (Brian), Stacy L. Doughty-Hall and five grandchildren Alexis R. Riddle, Matthew S. Riddle, Kade A. Riddle, Shelby L.Conway and Richard W. Lindsey. In lieu of flowers please send donations to the Horizon House day shelter, a place Teresa was passionate about because they offer folks a hand up not a hand out and she believed in new beginnings.² She was born on April 26, 1956 at Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana.^2,4 As of May 16, 1975,her married name was Lindsey.³ She married Richard Edward Lindsey on May 16, 1975 at Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana.³ Teresa Ann Doughty died on March 26, 2016 at Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 59.^2,4

     Sarah Nicole Rapp and Jason E. Ercole were divorced.¹ Sarah Nicole Rapp was born on August 12, 1982 at Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana.^1,2 As of January 7, 2003,her married name was Ercole.³ She married Jason E. Ercole on January 7, 2003 at La Harpe, Johnson Co., Indiana.³ Sarah Nicole Rapp died on October 30, 2009 at Bloomingdale, Monroe Co., Indiana, at age 27.^1,2 She Sarah Nicole Ercole, age 27, of Bloomington, died Friday, October 30, 2009 at her residence in Bloomington. Born August 12, 1982, in Indianapolis, she was the daughter of Brian and Kelly (Doughty) Rapp. She loved listening to music and participating in activities on the computer, especially Facebook. She was working toward being a certified medical transcriptionist. She had formerly worked at the Kindred Hospitals in Greenwood and St. Louis, Mo. She was a 2000 graduate of Bloomington High School North, but had attended elementary and high school in Brown County. She attended the Vineyard Community Church in Bloomington and also Greenwood, where she was baptized into the Christian faith. She is survived by her parents, of Peru; her three children, Angelina Ercole, Elijah "Eli" Carpenter and Zoey Ercole, all at home; one brother, Craig "Bubbi" Rapp, of Jackson, Mo; paternal grandparents, Carl and Carol (Bender) Tocco, of Fishers; maternal grandmother, Jeri (Radford) Doughty, of Nashville; a life-long friend, Jason Ercole; and her Labrador retriever, Coaly. She was preceded in death by her maternal grandfather, Richard Doughty, in 2005; and her paternal grandfather, Robert Paul Rapp, in 2007. on November 4, 2009.²

     Timothy Scott Riddle was born on September 29, 1967 at Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana.² He married April Elizabeth Lindsey, daughter of Richard Edward Lindsey and Teresa Ann Doughty, on April 25, 1992 at Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana.¹ Timothy Scott Riddle died on February 2, 2012 at Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 44.²

     Her Social Security Number was 066-01-7768.³ Her married name was Rhodes.⁴ Oma Bruschi married John Grant "Johnny" Radford, son of Simon Peter "Pete" Radford and Harriett Frances Webb.⁴ Oma Bruschi was born on October 8, 1916 at Oklahoma; The SSDI has a birth date of Oct 7, 1916.^1,3,5,2 She died on May 23, 1979 at Tampa, Hillsborough Co., Florida, at age 62.^1,5,2 She Mrs. Oma Bruschi Rhodes, 62, of 2304 W. Cluster Ave., died May 23 after several months illness. A native of Oklahoma, she lived in Tampa for 25 years. She recently retired from many years of employment at Maas Brothers. She was a WAAC veteran of WWII. She is survived by her son, John Rhodes of Charlestown, Ma; her sister, Antoinette Malloy, and her brother, Leonard Terry, both of Bronx, N.Y. on May 26, 1979.¹