Stephen Max Heavilon Sr. 66, of Frankfort, Ind, died April 11, 2017 at Valparaiso Care & Rehabilitation Center, Valparaiso, Ind. Born August 6, 1950 in Frankfort, Ind., to Donald Heavilon and Lucy (Dick) Kemmerer. He married Denise Shelley on August 21, 1982. Stephen was a 1969 graduate of Clinton Prairie High School. He lived most of his life in Clinton County. Stephen worked as a car inspector for Norfolk & Southern railroad for 35 years, retiring in 2003. He was a former member of the Frankfort Eagles, loved playing Bingo, enjoyed fishing and being on the farm.
Visitation and Services
No visitation or services are planned.
Survived by:
Companion: Denise Heavilon of Frankfort, 2 Daughters: Trudy (companion Taggart East) Shelley of Lebanon, and Penny (Joe) Mielke of Granite City, Ill., 2 Sons: Casey (Madison) Heavilon of Portage, Ind., Stephen (Cathy) Heavilon Jr. of Granite City, Ill., Mother: Lucy Kemmerer of Frankfort, Sister: Jerrie (Bob) Hastings of Frankfort, 2 Brothers: Mike Kemmerer of Frankfort, and Billy Kemmerer of Frankfort, 9 Grandchildren and 6 Great Grandchildren.
Preceded by:
In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by a grandson and a granddaughter.
My deepest Condolences to Denise, Casey, and Trudy.
Your husband and father was a good man, and I always enjoyed my time with him and the stories he would tell. I’m glad his suffering is over and that you can all start to heal from his loss.
Chris Johnson
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSorry for your loss Lucy, Steve was a very nice guy. Enjoyed knowing him at Bingo, have missed him not coming. Hope he can rest in peace. My condolences to you and your family
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Fred Heavilon, Jr. & Family
Easton, PA
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Facebook Twitter GoogleTo Steve’s family,
I went to school with Steve at Clinton Prairie and of course we were part of the class of 1969. I do not recall seeing Steve at any of our reunions but I remember him well from CP. I remember Steve having a quiet demeanor at times, but he also had a smile and was friendly. I often wondered where the road of life took Steve. As I read…. it sounds like Steve had a full life and was content. I know you will miss him and I pray for God’s strength and healing of your brokenness as you find a new normal without your loved one. Remember him and share your memories often.
Sincerely,
Jenny (Camp) Harris
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