Charles Higginbotham, 70, Crown Point, died at St. Anthony Medical Center Nov. 4.
Survivors include son Wayne Kerns, West Virginia; daughter Norma Dunn, Crown Point; seven grandchildren; great grandchildren; sister Mary Devor, West Virginia.
The deceased was a retired employee of Calumet Auto Wrecking, Hammond, for 13 years. Mr, Higginbotham was an area resident for 20 years.
Services Nov. 7 at the Little Funeral Home were conducted by the Rev. Gilbert Grinder. Burial was at Oak Hill Cemetery, Gary.
Survivors include son Wayne Kerns, West Virginia; daughter Norma Dunn, Crown Point; seven grandchildren; great grandchildren; sister Mary Devor, West Virginia.
The deceased was a retired employee of Calumet Auto Wrecking, Hammond, for 13 years. Mr, Higginbotham was an area resident for 20 years.
Services Nov. 7 at the Little Funeral Home were conducted by the Rev. Gilbert Grinder. Burial was at Oak Hill Cemetery, Gary.
Charles Higginbotham, 70, Crown Point, died at St. Anthony Medical Center Nov. 4.
Survivors include son Wayne Kerns, West Virginia; daughter Norma Dunn, Crown Point; seven grandchildren; great grandchildren; sister Mary Devor, West Virginia.
The deceased was a retired employee of Calumet Auto Wrecking, Hammond, for 13 years. Mr, Higginbotham was an area resident for 20 years.
Services Nov. 7 at the Little Funeral Home were conducted by the Rev. Gilbert Grinder. Burial was at Oak Hill Cemetery, Gary.
Survivors include son Wayne Kerns, West Virginia; daughter Norma Dunn, Crown Point; seven grandchildren; great grandchildren; sister Mary Devor, West Virginia.
The deceased was a retired employee of Calumet Auto Wrecking, Hammond, for 13 years. Mr, Higginbotham was an area resident for 20 years.
Services Nov. 7 at the Little Funeral Home were conducted by the Rev. Gilbert Grinder. Burial was at Oak Hill Cemetery, Gary.
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