Charles C. Fouch, 83, of 3611 N. Illinois St., Indianapolis, formerly of Sheridan, died Tuesday night in the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. He had been hospitalized for the past five weeks and had been ill for several months.
Born at Lamong, Apr. 19, 1879, he was the son of John and Emily Edwards Fouch. He was married Dec. 6, 1899 to Nellie G. Moore, who died in 1956. A one-time deputy sheriff of Hamilton County, he was also a former Sheridan town marshal. Mr. Fouch had resided in Indianapolis and Pendleton for the last 35 years. A carpenter, he had been in maintenance at the State House and before retiring he had served for 18 years as a carpenter instructor at the carpenter shop at the Pendleton Reformatory. He was a member of the Pendleton Methodist Church and the Sheridan Masonic Lodge.
Three sons, Lester, Lowell and Loren Fouch, all of Indianapolis; two grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren survive.
Born at Lamong, Apr. 19, 1879, he was the son of John and Emily Edwards Fouch. He was married Dec. 6, 1899 to Nellie G. Moore, who died in 1956. A one-time deputy sheriff of Hamilton County, he was also a former Sheridan town marshal. Mr. Fouch had resided in Indianapolis and Pendleton for the last 35 years. A carpenter, he had been in maintenance at the State House and before retiring he had served for 18 years as a carpenter instructor at the carpenter shop at the Pendleton Reformatory. He was a member of the Pendleton Methodist Church and the Sheridan Masonic Lodge.
Three sons, Lester, Lowell and Loren Fouch, all of Indianapolis; two grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren survive.
Charles C. Fouch, 83, of 3611 N. Illinois St., Indianapolis, formerly of Sheridan, died Tuesday night in the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. He had been hospitalized for the past five weeks and had been ill for several months.
Born at Lamong, Apr. 19, 1879, he was the son of John and Emily Edwards Fouch. He was married Dec. 6, 1899 to Nellie G. Moore, who died in 1956. A one-time deputy sheriff of Hamilton County, he was also a former Sheridan town marshal. Mr. Fouch had resided in Indianapolis and Pendleton for the last 35 years. A carpenter, he had been in maintenance at the State House and before retiring he had served for 18 years as a carpenter instructor at the carpenter shop at the Pendleton Reformatory. He was a member of the Pendleton Methodist Church and the Sheridan Masonic Lodge.
Three sons, Lester, Lowell and Loren Fouch, all of Indianapolis; two grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren survive.
Born at Lamong, Apr. 19, 1879, he was the son of John and Emily Edwards Fouch. He was married Dec. 6, 1899 to Nellie G. Moore, who died in 1956. A one-time deputy sheriff of Hamilton County, he was also a former Sheridan town marshal. Mr. Fouch had resided in Indianapolis and Pendleton for the last 35 years. A carpenter, he had been in maintenance at the State House and before retiring he had served for 18 years as a carpenter instructor at the carpenter shop at the Pendleton Reformatory. He was a member of the Pendleton Methodist Church and the Sheridan Masonic Lodge.
Three sons, Lester, Lowell and Loren Fouch, all of Indianapolis; two grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren survive.
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