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May 3
City of Salem Police
Levi Garland Gilstrap, 37, New Albany
May 4
City of Salem Police
James Lucas Harper, 26, Campbellsburg
Washington County Sheriff’s Department
Michael W. Hortenberry, 28, Salem
Holly J Howard, 39, Salem
Donald Madden, age 58, of Salem, Indiana, passed away on May 4, 2019 at St. Vincent Salem Hospital. Born on October 23, 1960 in Manchester, Kentucky, he was the son of the late Claude Madden and Dorothy (Roark) Everage.
Donald was retired from Kimball International with over 15 years of service. He was a member of Mt. Hebron Church.
Survivors include his wife, Julia (Hoke) Madden; children, Monica Worley and her husband Adam and Jamie Madden and his wife Allison; step children, Victoria Fleenor and Nicholas Fleenor; 3 brothers, Darryl Madden, Lonnie Madden and Carson Madden; 3 sisters, Wanda Stewart, Demma Sanders and Linda Lanham; 2 grandchildren.
Preceded in death by his parents and 2 brothers.
The funeral service will be Wednesday at 2:00 PM at the Hughes-Taylor Funeral Home in Salem. Viewing will be Wednesday from 12:00 PM until time of service at the funeral home. Burial will be at Walnut Ridge Cemetery. Brother Rodney Sweeney will officiate.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the funeral home to help with expenses.
Mr. Waldo “Wally” Loyd Terkhorn, age 86, of Salem, passed away Friday, May 3 at home, surrounded by family and friends.
Mr. Terkhorn was born October 14, 1932 in Brownstown, Indiana the son of Tilford and Clara Wessel Terkhorn.
Waldo was a 1950 graduate of Brownstown High School. After high school, he joined the U.S. Army. Waldo was a member and elder of the Canton Christian Church. He worked at Thompson Dairy for 20 years, Nolting’s IGA, Kocolene Gas, and Subway in Salem.
He was also an auctioneer and a real estate agent for many years.
He was City Councilman for Salem for the fourth district for four terms (16 years) and was adamant about running for office for a fifth term.
He refereed high school basketball for many years and continued to referee “off the court” for many more years. He enjoyed watching his grandkids play all sports. He was a member of Gideon’s International, Salem Moose Lodge, Henryville Masonic Lodge #651 and American Legion Post #41.
Survivors include his wife: Shelby Jean Huckleberry Terkhorn, daughters: Becky (Jim) Baker, and Cathy (Dave) Self both of Brownstown, son: Gary (Glenna) Terkhorn of North Vernon, and step-daughters: Cindy (Mike) Richards and Janna Brown, both of Salem. He is also survived by four grandchildren: Chris Baker of Jacksonville Beach, Florida, Cassie Baker of Denver, Colorado, Mitch Ray of Brownstown, and Matthew Ray of Bedford, twelve step-grandchildren: Josh Richards of Overland Park, Kansas, Chad Richards and Zack Richards both of Salem, Shaylee Faulkenburg of Greenville and Jalen Brown of Salem, Jerry Zolman of Scottsburg, Karma Montgomery and Dea Rudicel, both of North Vernon, Courtney Cockerham, Lauren Self, Branson Self and Andon Self, all of Seymour, and twelve great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by one brother: James Terkhorn and his parents.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11:00AM at Canton Christian Church with Pastor Toney Voyles and Paul Martin officiating. Burial will follow in Crown Hill Cemetery with military honors. Visitation will be Tuesday from 4-8PM at Weathers Funeral Home and Wednesday from 10AM-time of service at the church.
Memorials can be made at the funeral home to the Canton Christian Church, Schneck Medical Center Hospice Services, or Gideon’s International.
Clark County’s Prosecutor says a Clarksville Police Officer was justified in shooting on Friday, April 26 that killed a Clarksville man.
Max David Helton, 43, of 514 Howard Street in Clarksville was shot last Friday evening.
An autopsy conducted by the Jefferson County, Kentucky Coroner’s Office listed the cause of death as a gunshot wound to the chest.
Clark County Prosecutor Jeremy Mull reviewed the investigation conducted by detectives from the Indiana State Police in Sellersburg and advised the officer was justified in using deadly force against Max Helton and that no charges would be filed.
The officer was been identified as Patrolman Tyler Ash of the Clarksville Police Department. Patrolman Ash is a two year veteran of the department.
The review concluded that Officer Ash properly used deadly force after Helton pointed a firearm at the officer and after being instructed multiple times to drop the weapon.
At approximately 10:30p last Friday evening, Officers from the Clarksville Police Department were dispatched to the residence located at 514 West Howard Street after receiving a 911 call for a domestic disturbance, possibly involving a gun. State Troopers from the Sellersburg Post also responded to assist.
As a result of the preliminary investigation, ISP detectives believed that officers from the Clarksville Police Department and Indiana State Police arrived on-scene shortly after receiving the 911 call.
During the investigation, officers witnessed a male subject with a gun at the doorway, the man then retreated into the house and barricaded himself and the original caller inside the residence.
As the investigation continued, officers once again encountered the subject who was still brandishing a handgun.
The subject refused commands to drop the weapon, and at least one officer from the Clarksville Police Department fired upon the subject and struck him.
Officers then rendered first-aid to the subject who was transported to the University of Louisville Hospital where he later died from his injuries.
Chief Mark Palmer of the Clarksville Police Department requested the assistance of ISP detectives and crime scene technicians to investigate the shooting.
Units from the Indiana State Police were assisted by the Clarksville Police Department and the Jefferson County, Kentucky Coroner’s Office.
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