Glen R. Stotler, 68, Indianapolis, formerly of Pulaski County, died suddenly of an apparent heart attack while walking near his home Sunday.
Stotler retired two and one-half years ago from the main office of the Indianapolis post office where he was a supervisor.
He is survived by his wife the former Janice Marion; two daughters, Angela and Helen both of New York; and one brother, Gerald Stotler,Francesville.
Mr.Stotler donated his body to medical science, Memorial services will be held tonight (Wednesday) in Indianapolis.
Pulaski County Journal, September 13, 1989. (Microfilm)
Stotler retired two and one-half years ago from the main office of the Indianapolis post office where he was a supervisor.
He is survived by his wife the former Janice Marion; two daughters, Angela and Helen both of New York; and one brother, Gerald Stotler,Francesville.
Mr.Stotler donated his body to medical science, Memorial services will be held tonight (Wednesday) in Indianapolis.
Pulaski County Journal, September 13, 1989. (Microfilm)
Glen R. Stotler, 68, Indianapolis, formerly of Pulaski County, died suddenly of an apparent heart attack while walking near his home Sunday.
Stotler retired two and one-half years ago from the main office of the Indianapolis post office where he was a supervisor.
He is survived by his wife the former Janice Marion; two daughters, Angela and Helen both of New York; and one brother, Gerald Stotler,Francesville.
Mr.Stotler donated his body to medical science, Memorial services will be held tonight (Wednesday) in Indianapolis.
Pulaski County Journal, September 13, 1989. (Microfilm)
Stotler retired two and one-half years ago from the main office of the Indianapolis post office where he was a supervisor.
He is survived by his wife the former Janice Marion; two daughters, Angela and Helen both of New York; and one brother, Gerald Stotler,Francesville.
Mr.Stotler donated his body to medical science, Memorial services will be held tonight (Wednesday) in Indianapolis.
Pulaski County Journal, September 13, 1989. (Microfilm)
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