Linda C. Winters
December 9, 1945 – September 15, 2021
Linda C. Winters, 75, passed away on Sept. 15, 2021, in her home in Sun City Center, Fla. She was born on Dec. 9, 1945. She was predeceased by her parents Geno and Erika Angelucci.
She is survived by her husband Robert; three children, Traci, Larry and Kimberly; one stepson, Mark Winters; and several grandchildren.
Linda was a career nurse, working in surgery mostly on cardiac and vascular systems. She was a nurse in the Army for five years, spending three years in Honolulu. She liked to travel with her husband, including rafting down the Grand Canyon for 12 days.
A Memorial Service will be held on Sunday, Oct. 10, at 1 p.m. at the SCC United Methodist Church. In lieu of flowers, a donation may be made to Lifepath Hospice.
<h2>Virginia (Ginny) Rihm</h2>
<img class="wp-image-33863 alignleft" src="/assets/images/uploads/wp/2021/09/Virginia-Rihm-1000x1454.jpg" alt="" width="120" height="175" />Virginia (Ginny) Rihm, 90, ended this journey peacefully on Sept. 14, 2021. Born on an Easter Sunday on April 7, 1931; she was the second of eight children.
Her lifetime has been a testament to the true grit a woman raised in depression era America had to develop to survive; however, personally and professionally she made it a point to thrive.
Ginny was a pioneer of women in the workplace. She started at RCA Victor in Indianapolis, Indiana, in 1949, soon after becoming a line supervisor at RCA. She moved on to civil service work and excelled in what is now computer/computing and the programming and support of those old jalopies developed to crunch numbers quicker than humans. Virginia never looked back and was a boss over her entire professional adventure, which ended in retirement at the Naval Avionics Facility in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Learning was a lifelong pursuit and passion, culminating in a Bachelor of Sciences in Adult Studies degree, achieved later than most in Virginia’s long life – this was to prove to her, and the world, that a depression era high school dropout would not be defined by choices forced on her at the young age of 18 by life and family circumstances.
Virginia loved and survived two great husbands, Clyde Anderson Jr. and Harold Rihm. Clyde, who passed in 1981, took her to live in California, and Harold, who passed in 2018, took her to live in Florida and traveled the world with her; but all that travel and adventure always lead Ginny back to Indiana.
Her pride and joy were her children and step-children, John (Beth) Anderson, Theresa (Jay) Sheppard, Mary Sinnott, John (Patricia) Rihm, Mark (Peggy) Rihm and Ann (Phil) Idlewine; and, of course, grandchildren and step-grandchildren, Zaccary (Kendra) Sheppard, Andrew Anderson, Aria Anderson, Ashley Gardner, Alicia Haydon, Alexis (Jennifer) Henry, Kyle (Cynthia) Haynes, Michael (Lauren) Sinnott, Joseph (Tasha) Rihm, Timothy Sinnott, Katelyn Rihm and Joshua and Paul Rihm. Survived by all the above as well as her siblings, David (Lee) Stearns, Ann (Paul) Wright, Michael (Mary) Stearns; countless beloved great and great-great-grandchildren; nephews; nieces; in-laws; friends. Virginia was preceded by her parents, Bertha and Ezra Stearns; Doug (Dorothy)Stearns; Betty (Jim) Bence; Kenneth (Ginny) Stearns; and Clifford (Sue) Stearns.
Virginia’s next journey will begin with a graveside service on Saturday, September 18, 2021, at 10 a.m. at Glen Cove Cemetery, 8955 McCullum, Knightstown, IN 46148. Father Aaron Jenkins will be officiating. Arrangements are being handled by Erlewein Mortuary & Crematory in Greenfield.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association by website at <a href="https://act.alz.org">https://act.alz.org</a>/. Friends may share a memory or condolence at
She is survived by her husband Robert; three children, Traci, Larry and Kimberly; one stepson, Mark Winters; and several grandchildren.
Linda was a career nurse, working in surgery mostly on cardiac and vascular systems. She was a nurse in the Army for five years, spending three years in Honolulu. She liked to travel with her husband, including rafting down the Grand Canyon for 12 days.
A Memorial Service will be held on Sunday, Oct. 10, at 1 p.m. at the SCC United Methodist Church. In lieu of flowers, a donation may be made to Lifepath Hospice.
<h2>Virginia (Ginny) Rihm</h2>
<img class="wp-image-33863 alignleft" src="/assets/images/uploads/wp/2021/09/Virginia-Rihm-1000x1454.jpg" alt="" width="120" height="175" />Virginia (Ginny) Rihm, 90, ended this journey peacefully on Sept. 14, 2021. Born on an Easter Sunday on April 7, 1931; she was the second of eight children.
Her lifetime has been a testament to the true grit a woman raised in depression era America had to develop to survive; however, personally and professionally she made it a point to thrive.
Ginny was a pioneer of women in the workplace. She started at RCA Victor in Indianapolis, Indiana, in 1949, soon after becoming a line supervisor at RCA. She moved on to civil service work and excelled in what is now computer/computing and the programming and support of those old jalopies developed to crunch numbers quicker than humans. Virginia never looked back and was a boss over her entire professional adventure, which ended in retirement at the Naval Avionics Facility in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Learning was a lifelong pursuit and passion, culminating in a Bachelor of Sciences in Adult Studies degree, achieved later than most in Virginia’s long life – this was to prove to her, and the world, that a depression era high school dropout would not be defined by choices forced on her at the young age of 18 by life and family circumstances.
Virginia loved and survived two great husbands, Clyde Anderson Jr. and Harold Rihm. Clyde, who passed in 1981, took her to live in California, and Harold, who passed in 2018, took her to live in Florida and traveled the world with her; but all that travel and adventure always lead Ginny back to Indiana.
Her pride and joy were her children and step-children, John (Beth) Anderson, Theresa (Jay) Sheppard, Mary Sinnott, John (Patricia) Rihm, Mark (Peggy) Rihm and Ann (Phil) Idlewine; and, of course, grandchildren and step-grandchildren, Zaccary (Kendra) Sheppard, Andrew Anderson, Aria Anderson, Ashley Gardner, Alicia Haydon, Alexis (Jennifer) Henry, Kyle (Cynthia) Haynes, Michael (Lauren) Sinnott, Joseph (Tasha) Rihm, Timothy Sinnott, Katelyn Rihm and Joshua and Paul Rihm. Survived by all the above as well as her siblings, David (Lee) Stearns, Ann (Paul) Wright, Michael (Mary) Stearns; countless beloved great and great-great-grandchildren; nephews; nieces; in-laws; friends. Virginia was preceded by her parents, Bertha and Ezra Stearns; Doug (Dorothy)Stearns; Betty (Jim) Bence; Kenneth (Ginny) Stearns; and Clifford (Sue) Stearns.
Virginia’s next journey will begin with a graveside service on Saturday, September 18, 2021, at 10 a.m. at Glen Cove Cemetery, 8955 McCullum, Knightstown, IN 46148. Father Aaron Jenkins will be officiating. Arrangements are being handled by Erlewein Mortuary & Crematory in Greenfield.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association by website at <a href="https://act.alz.org">https://act.alz.org</a>/. Friends may share a memory or condolence at