Allen Charles Guenthner, age 69, of Salem, Indiana, returned to his Heavenly Father June 27, 2021.

He was born to Joseph Leopold and Helen Marie (Boehm) Guenthner in Louisville, Kentucky on September 29, 1951.

Allen had a passion for music, having sung and played guitar in a band/brotherhood for many decades. He loved camping, hiking, lifting weights and running.

Just like his mother, he had a green thumb for plants and flowers, creating an outdoor oasis wherever he lived. He had an amazing ability and passion for building anything, from houses/home additions and garages, all the way down to his grandkid’s toy box.

He was a UofL fan, Go Cards! He was a member at St. John Vianney for many years. Allen retired from Paper Products in Clarksville, Indiana after dedicating over 40 years to the company.

Gone to soon, he left this earth, a wonderful father, brother, uncle, son, life partner, and friend who will forever be loved and truly missed.

Allen was preceded in death by his father and mother. Left to cherish his loving memory, Allen leaves behind his three children, Jason Guenthner and Jennifer (Lopez) Carver of Louisville, Kentucky and Evan Guenthner of Jeffersonville, Indiana, his brother Thomas Guenthner of Louisville, Kentucky and his sister Jeanita Schulten of Indianapolis, Indiana, 5 grandchildren, and his beloved life partner Cindy Marshall of Salem, Indiana, who were all deeply loved.

There will be a Celebration of Life at a later date.

Teresa Behnke, age 59, of Salem, passed away Monday, June 28 at her home.

Behnke was born September 14, 1961, in Salem the daughter of Claude and Mary Louise Russel Knight.  She was a member of the Christian Home Fellowship.  Teresa was an employee of Hitachi Cable.

Teresa is survived by her husband:  Allen Behnke.  They were married on February 27, 1988.  She is also survived by a daughter:  Tabitha Simmons (Robert) of Salem, three brothers:  Paul Knight of New Albany, Keith Knight of Kentucky, and Melvin Knight of Salem, her step-mother:  Laura Knight of Salem, and two grandchildren:  Addyn Behnke and Nickalus Simmons.  She was preceded in death by her parents:  Claude and Mary Knight.

Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 Am at Weathers Funeral Home.  Burial will follow in Beech Grove Cemetery.

Visitation will be Friday from 4-8 PM and Saturday from 9 AM -time of service.

Betty L Roseberry, 81, Scottsburg IN and formerly of rural Crothersville IN
passed away on June 27.

She was born June 19, 1940, in Little York IN to Wayne Click and Catherine Nichols Click, who preceded her in death.

She married William W Roseberry, who also preceded her in death.

Betty was previously employed at Scott Memorial Hospital as a CNA

Her interests and hobbies included crocheting, camping, and she was an avid reader. 

She is survived by siblings Donald Click, Peggy Owens, Janet Wells, and husband David; Jennifer Barton and husband James; Phyllis Carmean and husband Darrell. 

Grandchildren: Zack and Ethan Deaton, Allie, Chris, and Zane McCullah
along with Great-granddaughter, Hadlee. 

Several nieces and nephews; several great-nieces and nephews also survive.

She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; brother Philip Click, sister Mary Elizabeth Click and brother-in-law Bob Owens

Visitation will be from 4 pm – 6 pm Sunday, July 4 2021 at the Stewart & Hoagland Funeral Home. 

The funeral service will be Sunday at 6p. 

MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS: Mt. Hebron Cemetery
c/o Stewart & Hoagland Funeral Home, 80 N 1 st St, Scottsburg IN 47170

Scott William “Lupe” Grosvenor, 49, of Salem, passed away Friday, June
25, 2021., at St. Vincent Hospital in Salem.

His passing was sudden and unexpected. 

Scott was born May 28, 1972, in Indianapolis, Indiana., the son of Bruce
William and Linda(Clark) Grosvenor.

He was employed by Discount Labels, in New Albany, Indiana for 22 years.
His duties as an  Electronic Art Technician involved the assurance of the quality of thousands of custom labels.

Scott was a member of the Salem Presbyterian Church and a devoted fan of the Colts and IU. He liked the Cubs as well.

His main goal in life was to be the best father he could for his three
beautiful girls. Ask any of his friends what impressed them the most about Scott and they will reply with positive comments on his skill as a loving, caring, and devoted father.

He is survived by his two daughters, Madison and Payton Grosvenor and a
step-daughter Anastasia Todavich, all of Salem. 

Scott is also survived by his parents and two brothers,
Charles B. Grosvenor of Atlanta, Georgia and Bryan C. Grosvenor of
Hubert, North Carolina.

A gathering will be held beginning at 9:00 a.m. at the Salem
Presbyterian Church with a funeral service at 11:00 a.m. at the church.

Committal and interment will follow at Crown Hill Cemetery in Salem.

Memorial donations may be made to the:
Clark Grosvenor Touch Tomorrow Fund
C/O Washington County Community Foundation
1707 North Shelby Street, Suite 100
Salem, Indiana 47167
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