Dallen Paul Hardwick 

Born January 23, 1932 in Monticello, KY, he was the son of the late Roy L. and Zona E. (Thompson) Hardwick. He was a farmer and retired employee of the Army Ammunition Plant in Charlestown. He had been a life resident of Washington County.

On July 5, 1969 he married Virginia (Collier) Hardwick who passed away September 9, 1997.

He was an avid NASCAR fan and even built and raced stock cars in his early years. He enjoyed being outdoors, taking long drives through the country, watching the hummingbirds in his back yard, fishing and farming. He loved talking to people, he never met a stranger, if he saw a farmer working in the fields on one of his drives, he’d stop and chat with them. He entertained his kids with adventures and stories from his youth. He also liked to play tricks on his kids. He truly loved life. He liked western shows, Donald Trump, old country and gospel music, and “The Five”.
He was a man of many talents, he could build and fix anything from houses to cars. He loved family and family get-togethers. He will be missed by many.

Survivors include: 3 sons: Mike, Larry and Steve Hardwick.
3 Daughters: Sandra (Richard) Sisk, Pam Monroe, and Lisa Meredith.
7 Grandchildren: Brittany Monroe, Zona (Chris) Collins, Shelby (Ryan) Peters, Zara Meredith, Jeremy (Betty) Hardwick, Cole (Katie) Sisk, Tara (Max Nutter) Sisk.
10 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, 1 brother John Hershel Hardwick, 2 sisters Eva Mae Hardwick and Ella Vaught and 1 grandson, Paul Brewster.
 
Funeral Service: 11:00 am Wednesday at Dawalt Funeral Home  with Dr. Michael Bonacum officiating.

Visitation: 4 to 8 pm Tuesday and 9 to 11 am Wednesday.
Interment at Crown Hill Cemetery .

Memorial Contributions to:
American Heart Association
PO Box 840692
Dallas, Texas  75284-0692
https://www.heart.org/

Beckie (McWilliams) Johnson, of Seymour, passed away unexpectedly at home on the
morning of February 28, 2024. She was 62 years old.
Beckie entered this life on March 28, 1961, in Brownsburg, Indiana. She was the
daughter of Donald and Lola (Kaiser) McWilliams and the older sister of Donna. Beckie
grew up in Brownsburg and began working for the H & R Supply Company. Her role in
the company took her from Indiana to Kentucky and back to Indiana where she settled
to raise her family in Jackson County. She later went to work as a bartender at the Old
Pumpkin Patch where she was known as “Beck the Wreck.”
She was united in marriage to Tony Johnson in Brownstown in 2007. She was a
devoted wife, loving mother, and the best hug giver to her grandkids.
Her loving memories will be cherished by her husband Tony Johnson of Seymour,
children, Joe Henline Jr. and his wife Jamie of Medora, Josh Henline and his fiancé Lish
of Medora, and Kristi Henrikson and her significant other Stephen of Medora, 15
grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren, her sister Donna Johns and her husband Phil
of Brownsburg, Indiana, her niece Victoria Martinez, and her husband Brice and her
furbabies, Leroy-Jethro and Nyssa
Beckie’s final wishes for cremation have been entrusted to the Hague Funeral Home of
Medora.

Shelia Callaway, 89, of Salem, Indiana passed away March 6, 2024, surrounded by family in Bloomington.

Shelia was born September 16, 1934, in London, Kentucky to Andy and Minnie (Black) Moore.

She and her family moved to Dayton, Ohio when she was 18. She met and married her husband of 59 years, Paul Callaway. She and Paul moved to Washington County where they bought a small farm from his dad, Clark Callaway.

She was a stay-at-home wife and mother until her son started elementary school. She then began a lengthy employment at Bata Shoe Company in Salem.

She and Paul early on joined Crossroads Baptist Church where she was a Sunday school teacher.

Over the years she was called upon to sing at many weddings and funerals. In the 1980s they moved their membership to Tampico Baptist Church and eventually made their final church home at the First Baptist Church of Salem.

In 1978, Shelia was elected Monroe Township Trustee and was elected to that office three times. Shela and Paul were active members of the Monroe Township Farmer’s Club for many years. Shelia very much valued her neighbors throughout Monroe Township as well as her fellow church members from all three churches she had belonged to.

She is survived by her son, Chris Callaway of Bloomington, grandson Shawn (Ashley) Callaway, great grandchildren Mason and Elizabeth Callaway.

She is also survived by her sisters Marjorie (Carter) Rucker of Florida, Glenda (Joe) Snyder of Ohio, many nieces and nephews, as well as great nieces and nephews all of whom she loved dearly. Her caretakers, Travis Bland, Brandt Walls and Ben Betsworth who gave her the best possible care in her final years, as well as Heart to Heart Hospice of Bloomington.

Her funeral service will be at the First Baptist Church of Salem at 1:30 pm Thursday, March 14.

A committal service will follow at Winslow Cemetery with a reception at the church afterwards.

Dawalt Funeral Home in Salem will be handling the arrangements. Please send flowers to Dawalt at 204 East Market St. Salem, Indiana 47167 or at www.dawaltfuneralhome.com

Laura Mae Thixton, age 100 of Salem, passed away on Tuesday, March 12^th at Salem Crossing.

Laura was born March 9, 1924 the daughter of Otto and Edith Voyles. Laura just celebrated her 100^th birthday with her family and friends. She was a nurses aid, seamstress, avid gardener, flower enthusiast and she loved to travel. Family time, especially Christmas, was precious to her. She was a member of the Salem Church of Christ.

Laura is survived by her children: Sonnie Davis, Tammie McDonald and Tim Thixton. She is also survived by her 9 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and 5 great great-grandchildren.

Laura is preceded in death by her husband, Everett Thixton, her son Mark Thixton and her parents.

Services will be held on Friday, March 15 at 1:00P.M at Weathers Funeral Home. Visitation will be on Thursday, March 14 from 4:00P.M-8:00P.M and on Friday morning from 11 until the time of service. Burial will take place after the funeral at Crown Hill Cemetery.

Max Eugene Winslow, age 91 of Salem, passed away Monday, March 11, 2024 at the residence of his daughter.

Born August 5, 1932 in Salem, Indiana, he was the son of the late Harry Forrest and Olevia (Boling) Winslow.

He was a retired owner of Winslow Motors in Salem, served during the Korean War from 1952 to 1956 in the U.S. Navy on the USS Hanson. He had been a life resident of Washington County, loved antique cars, gardening, flowers, was an avid sports fan and had traveled all 50 states, except for Alaska.

In February 1955 he married Imogene Louise (Trueblood) Winslow, who passed away November 21, 2019.

Survivors include:
Daughter Marla (Charles) Hannah of Salem; 3 grandsons: Joshua (Kim Dick) Anderson, Jacob (Mickie) Anderson and Landon (Angel Bryant) Winslow and 3 great granddaughters.

He was preceded in death by son: Barry Scott Winslow, twin sister: Maxine Lois Brough, 3 brothers: Roger, Burl and Roy Winslow and great grandson: Konnar Anderson.

Funeral Service: 11:00 am Friday at Dawalt Funeral Home, followed by interment in Crown Hill Cemetery with full military honors. Visitation: 4 to 8 pm Thursday and after 10 am Friday.