1935
Angela
2012
Angela W Sinclair
September 13, 1935 — September 28, 2012
Visitation: Sunday 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Services: Monday Private Graveside 10 a.m. Rose Hill
Angela M. Sinclair passed away on September 28, 2012 at her residence in Newburgh, Indiana. She was born on September 13, 1935 in Tell City, Indiana to Percy and Mildred (Howe) Schutz. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Billie Jean Fulmer (Richard), and two brothers, Donald and Ronald (Bobby) Schutz. Angie is survived by a sister, Linda K. Jones (Robert), her husband of 26 years, Richard, until their divorce in 1968 after which they continued to be close business partners in several demanding businesses, and remained devoted and loving to their family including three children, Dirk (Teresa), Derik, and Dakri Sinclair (Jim Herrell), four grandchildren, Dustin (Micah), Brauly, Maggie, and Graden and two great grandchildren, Daylon and Mayci. Angela attended Memorial High School for two years and the Academy of the Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand, Ind. for two years where she graduated in 1953. She will be remembered by many as having been chosen "Miss Refrigerdorable" for the third annual Evansville Football Refrigerator Bowl in 1953. Angie then began an exciting 20 year career as a socially active Air Force wife, mother, multitalented artist and business woman. Air Force assignments took her to Montgomery, AL. Spokane WA. Los Angeles, CA, and San Antonio,TX. Upon retirement from the USAF, Angie returned to Evansville to begin a long career in business including several retail stores (Dakri's), a unique and demanding cottage industry manufacturing company (Arbor Hill House Inc.) which shipped to all states in the US and some export to Germany and Japan. Her products were also sold in major department stores such as Bloomingdales, Nieman Marcus, Carson Perie Scott, and Lazarus. She opened two wonderful tea rooms (‘Tootie's') in Newburgh which were children oriented. Many will remember her magnificent pastries and the full dress tea parties for young children. As in all Angie's artistic endeavors, she always went that extra mile to provide the most unique and beautiful businesses for her customers. Angie will also be remembered for her "Christmas Mouse House" on Stringtown Hill which featured "Tootie Mouse" and her family and friends, all portrayed as dressed mice. She published three children's books about the Tootie's family, worked with WNIN on an award winning 30-minute children's television program, and also took Tootie Mouse to Bloomingdale's in NYC in another book she wrote. Angie was a dedicated and energetic worker. She will be sadly missed and always remembered as a one in a million very special lady. Visitation hours will be 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 30, 2012 at the Titzer Family Funeral Homes ~ Simpson Chapel, 510 W. Jennings St. Newburgh, Indiana (812) 853-8314. A private graveside service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Monday Oct 1, 2012 at Rose Hill Cemetery in Newburgh, for family and close friends. Rev. Fr. Joseph Ziliak will officiate. Angela M. Sinclair passed away on September 28, 2012 at her residence in Newburgh, Indiana. She was born on September 13, 1935 in Tell City, Indiana to Percy and Mildred (Howe) Schutz. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Billie Jean Fulmer (Richard), and two brothers, Donald and Ronald (Bobby) Schutz. Angie is survived by a sister, Linda K. Jones (Robert), her husband of 26 years, Richard, until their divorce in 1968 after which they continued to be close business partners in several demanding businesses, and remained devoted and loving to their family including three children, Dirk (Teresa), Derik, and Dakri Sinclair (Jim Herrell), four grandchildren, Dustin (Micah), Brauly, Maggie, and Graden and two great grandchildren, Daylon and Mayci. Angela attended Memorial High School for two years and the Academy of the Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand, Ind. for two years where she graduated in 1953. She will be remembered by many as having been chosen "Miss Refrigerdorable" for the third annual Evansville Football Refrigerator Bowl in 1953. Angie then began an exciting 20 year career as a socially active Air Force wife, mother, multitalented artist and business woman. Air Force assignments took her to Montgomery, AL. Spokane WA. Los Angeles, CA, and San Antonio,TX. Upon retirement from the USAF, Angie returned to Evansville to begin a long career in business including several retail stores (Dakri's), a unique and demanding cottage industry manufacturing company (Arbor Hill House Inc.) which shipped to all states in the US and some export to Germany and Japan. Her products were also sold in major department stores such as Bloomingdales, Nieman Marcus, Carson Perie Scott, and Lazarus. She opened two wonderful tea rooms (‘Tootie's') in Newburgh which were children oriented. Many will remember her magnificent pastries and the full dress tea parties for young children. As in all Angie's artistic endeavors, she always went that extra mile to provide the most unique and beautiful businesses for her customers. Angie will also be remembered for her "Christmas Mouse House" on Stringtown Hill which featured "Tootie Mouse" and her family and friends, all portrayed as dressed mice. She published three children's books about the Tootie's family, worked with WNIN on an award winning 30-minute children's television program, and also took Tootie Mouse to Bloomingdale's in NYC in another book she wrote. Angie was a dedicated and energetic worker. She will be sadly missed and always remembered as a one in a million very special lady. Visitation hours will be 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 30, 2012 at the Titzer Family Funeral Homes ~ Simpson Chapel, 510 W. Jennings St. Newburgh, Indiana (812) 853-8314. A private graveside service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Monday Oct 1, 2012 at Rose Hill Cemetery in Newburgh, for family and close friends. Rev. Fr. Joseph Ziliak will officiate. Angela M. Sinclair passed away on September 28, 2012 at her residence in Newburgh, Indiana. She was born on September 13, 1935 in Tell City, Indiana to Percy and Mildred (Howe) Schutz. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Billie Jean Fulmer (Richard), and two brothers, Donald and Ronald (Bobby) Schutz. Angie is survived by a sister, Linda K. Jones (Robert), her husband of 26 years, Richard, until their divorce in 1968 after which they continued to be close business partners in several demanding businesses, and remained devoted and loving to their family including three children, Dirk (Teresa), Derik, and Dakri Sinclair (Jim Herrell), four grandchildren, Dustin (Micah), Brauly, Maggie, and Graden and two great grandchildren, Daylon and Mayci. Angela attended Memorial High School for two years and the Academy of the Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand, Ind. for two years where she graduated in 1953. She will be remembered by many as having been chosen "Miss Refrigerdorable" for the third annual Evansville Football Refrigerator Bowl in 1953. Angie then began an exciting 20 year career as a socially active Air Force wife, mother, multitalented artist and business woman. Air Force assignments took her to Montgomery, AL. Spokane WA. Los Angeles, CA, and San Antonio,TX. Upon retirement from the USAF, Angie returned to Evansville to begin a long career in business including several retail stores (Dakri's), a unique and demanding cottage industry manufacturing company (Arbor Hill House Inc.) which shipped to all states in the US and some export to Germany and Japan. Her products were also sold in major department stores such as Bloomingdales, Nieman Marcus, Carson Perie Scott, and Lazarus. She opened two wonderful tea rooms (‘Tootie's') in Newburgh which were children oriented. Many will remember her magnificent pastries and the full dress tea parties for young children. As in all Angie's artistic endeavors, she always went that extra mile to provide the most unique and beautiful businesses for her customers. Angie will also be remembered for her "Christmas Mouse House" on Stringtown Hill which featured "Tootie Mouse" and her family and friends, all portrayed as dressed mice. She published three children's books about the Tootie's family, worked with WNIN on an award winning 30-minute children's television program, and also took Tootie Mouse to Bloomingdale's in NYC in another book she wrote. Angie was a dedicated and energetic worker. She will be sadly missed and always remembered as a one in a million very special lady. Visitation hours will be 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 30, 2012 at the Titzer Family Funeral Homes ~ Simpson Chapel, 510 W. Jennings St. Newburgh, Indiana (812) 853-8314. A private graveside service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Monday Oct 1, 2012 at Rose Hill Cemetery in Newburgh, for family and close friends. Rev. Fr. Joseph Ziliak will officiate. Angela M. Sinclair passed away on September 28, 2012 at her residence in Newburgh, Indiana. She was born on September 13, 1935 in Tell City, Indiana to Percy and Mildred (Howe) Schutz. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Billie Jean Fulmer (Richard), and two brothers, Donald and Ronald (Bobby) Schutz. Angie is survived by a sister, Linda K. Jones (Robert), her husband of 26 years, Richard, until their divorce in 1968 after which they continued to be close business partners in several demanding businesses, and remained devoted and loving to their family including three children, Dirk (Teresa), Derik, and Dakri Sinclair (Jim Herrell), four grandchildren, Dustin (Micah), Brauly, Maggie, and Graden and two great grandchildren, Daylon and Mayci. Angela attended Memorial High School for two years and the Academy of the Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand, Ind. for two years where she graduated in 1953. She will be remembered by many as having been chosen "Miss Refrigerdorable" for the third annual Evansville Football Refrigerator Bowl in 1953. Angie then began an exciting 20 year career as a socially active Air Force wife, mother, multitalented artist and business woman. Air Force assignments took her to Montgomery, AL. Spokane WA. Los Angeles, CA, and San Antonio,TX. Upon retirement from the USAF, Angie returned to Evansville to begin a long career in business including several retail stores (Dakri's), a unique and demanding cottage industry manufacturing company (Arbor Hill House Inc.) which shipped to all states in the US and some export to Germany and Japan. Her products were also sold in major department stores such as Bloomingdales, Nieman Marcus, Carson Perie Scott, and Lazarus. She opened two wonderful tea rooms (‘Tootie's') in Newburgh which were children oriented. Many will remember her magnificent pastries and the full dress tea parties for young children. As in all Angie's artistic endeavors, she always went that extra mile to provide the most unique and beautiful businesses for her customers. Angie will also be remembered for her "Christmas Mouse House" on Stringtown Hill which featured "Tootie Mouse" and her family and friends, all portrayed as dressed mice. She published three children's books about the Tootie's family, worked with WNIN on an award winning 30-minute children's television program, and also took Tootie Mouse to Bloomingdale's in NYC in another book she wrote. Angie was a dedicated and energetic worker. She will be sadly missed and always remembered as a one in a million very special lady. Visitation hours will be 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 30, 2012 at the Titzer Family Funeral Homes ~ Simpson Chapel, 510 W. Jennings St. Newburgh, Indiana (812) 853-8314. A private graveside service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Monday Oct 1, 2012 at Rose Hill Cemetery in Newburgh, for family and close friends. Rev. Fr. Joseph Ziliak will officiate.Angela M. Sinclair passed away on September 28, 2012 at her residence in Newburgh, Indiana. She was born on September 13, 1935 in Tell City, Indiana to Percy and Mildred (Howe) Schutz. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Billie Jean Fulmer (Richard), and two brothers, Donald and Ronald (Bobby) Schutz. Angie is survived by a sister, Linda K. Jones (Robert), her husband of 26 years, Richard, until their divorce in 1968 after which they continued to be close business partners in several demanding businesses, and remained devoted and loving to their family including three children, Dirk (Teresa), Derik, and Dakri Sinclair (Jim Herrell), four grandchildren, Dustin (Micah), Brauly, Maggie, and Graden and two great grandchildren, Daylon and Mayci. Angela attended Memorial High School for two years and the Academy of the Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand, Ind. for two years where she graduated in 1953. She will be remembered by many as having been chosen "Miss Refrigerdorable" for the third annual Evansville Football Refrigerator Bowl in 1953. Angie then began an exciting 20 year career as a socially active Air Force wife, mother, multitalented artist and business woman. Air Force assignments took her to Montgomery, AL. Spokane WA. Los Angeles, CA, and San Antonio,TX. Upon retirement from the USAF, Angie returned to Evansville to begin a long career in business including several retail stores (Dakri's), a unique and demanding cottage industry manufacturing company (Arbor Hill House Inc.) which shipped to all states in the US and some export to Germany and Japan. Her products were also sold in major department stores such as Bloomingdales, Nieman Marcus, Carson Perie Scott, and Lazarus. She opened two wonderful tea rooms (‘Tootie's') in Newburgh which were children oriented. Many will remember her magnificent pastries and the full dress tea parties for young children. As in all Angie's artistic endeavors, she always went that extra mile to provide the most unique and beautiful businesses for her customers. Angie will also be remembered for her "Christmas Mouse House" on Stringtown Hill which featured "Tootie Mouse" and her family and friends, all portrayed as dressed mice. She published three children's books about the Tootie's family, worked with WNIN on an award winning 30-minute children's television program, and also took Tootie Mouse to Bloomingdale's in NYC in another book she wrote. Angie was a dedicated and energetic worker. She will be sadly missed and always remembered as a one in a million very special lady. Visitation hours will be 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 30, 2012 at the Titzer Family Funeral Homes ~ Simpson Chapel, 510 W. Jennings St. Newburgh, Indiana (812) 853-8314. A private graveside service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Monday Oct 1, 2012 at Rose Hill Cemetery in Newburgh, for family and close friends. Rev. Fr. Joseph Ziliak will officiate.Angela M. Sinclair passed away on September 28, 2012 at her residence in Newburgh, Indiana. She was born on September 13, 1935 in Tell City, Indiana to Percy and Mildred (Howe) Schutz. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Billie Jean Fulmer (Richard), and two brothers, Donald and Ronald (Bobby) Schutz. Angie is survived by a sister, Linda K. Jones (Robert), her husband of 26 years, Richard, until their divorce in 1968 after which they continued to be close business partners in several demanding businesses, and remained devoted and loving to their family including three children, Dirk (Teresa), Derik, and Dakri Sinclair (Jim Herrell), four grandchildren, Dustin (Micah), Brauly, Maggie, and Graden and two great grandchildren, Daylon and Mayci. Angela attended Memorial High School for two years and the Academy of the Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand, Ind. for two years where she graduated in 1953. She will be remembered by many as having been chosen "Miss Refrigerdorable" for the third annual Evansville Football Refrigerator Bowl in 1953. Angie then began an exciting 20 year career as a socially active Air Force wife, mother, multitalented artist and business woman. Air Force assignments took her to Montgomery, AL. Spokane WA. Los Angeles, CA, and San Antonio,TX. Upon retirement from the USAF, Angie returned to Evansville to begin a long career in business including several retail stores (Dakri's), a unique and demanding cottage industry manufacturing company (Arbor Hill House Inc.) which shipped to all states in the US and some export to Germany and Japan. Her products were also sold in major department stores such as Bloomingdales, Nieman Marcus, Carson Perie Scott, and Lazarus. She opened two wonderful tea rooms (‘Tootie's') in Newburgh which were children oriented. Many will remember her magnificent pastries and the full dress tea parties for young children. As in all Angie's artistic endeavors, she always went that extra mile to provide the most unique and beautiful businesses for her customers. Angie will also be remembered for her "Christmas Mouse House" on Stringtown Hill which featured "Tootie Mouse" and her family and friends, all portrayed as dressed mice. She published three children's books about the Tootie's family, worked with WNIN on an award winning 30-minute children's television program, and also took Tootie Mouse to Bloomingdale's in NYC in another book she wrote. Angie was a dedicated and energetic worker. She will be sadly missed and always remembered as a one in a million very special lady. Visitation hours will be 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 30, 2012 at the Titzer Family Funeral Homes ~ Simpson Chapel, 510 W. Jennings St. Newburgh, Indiana (812) 853-8314. A private graveside service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Monday Oct 1, 2012 at Rose Hill Cemetery in Newburgh, for family and close friends. Rev. Fr. Joseph Ziliak will officiate.
Services: Monday Private Graveside 10 a.m. Rose Hill
Angela M. Sinclair passed away on September 28, 2012 at her residence in Newburgh, Indiana. She was born on September 13, 1935 in Tell City, Indiana to Percy and Mildred (Howe) Schutz. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Billie Jean Fulmer (Richard), and two brothers, Donald and Ronald (Bobby) Schutz. Angie is survived by a sister, Linda K. Jones (Robert), her husband of 26 years, Richard, until their divorce in 1968 after which they continued to be close business partners in several demanding businesses, and remained devoted and loving to their family including three children, Dirk (Teresa), Derik, and Dakri Sinclair (Jim Herrell), four grandchildren, Dustin (Micah), Brauly, Maggie, and Graden and two great grandchildren, Daylon and Mayci. Angela attended Memorial High School for two years and the Academy of the Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand, Ind. for two years where she graduated in 1953. She will be remembered by many as having been chosen "Miss Refrigerdorable" for the third annual Evansville Football Refrigerator Bowl in 1953. Angie then began an exciting 20 year career as a socially active Air Force wife, mother, multitalented artist and business woman. Air Force assignments took her to Montgomery, AL. Spokane WA. Los Angeles, CA, and San Antonio,TX. Upon retirement from the USAF, Angie returned to Evansville to begin a long career in business including several retail stores (Dakri's), a unique and demanding cottage industry manufacturing company (Arbor Hill House Inc.) which shipped to all states in the US and some export to Germany and Japan. Her products were also sold in major department stores such as Bloomingdales, Nieman Marcus, Carson Perie Scott, and Lazarus. She opened two wonderful tea rooms (‘Tootie's') in Newburgh which were children oriented. Many will remember her magnificent pastries and the full dress tea parties for young children. As in all Angie's artistic endeavors, she always went that extra mile to provide the most unique and beautiful businesses for her customers. Angie will also be remembered for her "Christmas Mouse House" on Stringtown Hill which featured "Tootie Mouse" and her family and friends, all portrayed as dressed mice. She published three children's books about the Tootie's family, worked with WNIN on an award winning 30-minute children's television program, and also took Tootie Mouse to Bloomingdale's in NYC in another book she wrote. Angie was a dedicated and energetic worker. She will be sadly missed and always remembered as a one in a million very special lady. Visitation hours will be 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 30, 2012 at the Titzer Family Funeral Homes ~ Simpson Chapel, 510 W. Jennings St. Newburgh, Indiana (812) 853-8314. A private graveside service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Monday Oct 1, 2012 at Rose Hill Cemetery in Newburgh, for family and close friends. Rev. Fr. Joseph Ziliak will officiate. Angela M. Sinclair passed away on September 28, 2012 at her residence in Newburgh, Indiana. She was born on September 13, 1935 in Tell City, Indiana to Percy and Mildred (Howe) Schutz. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Billie Jean Fulmer (Richard), and two brothers, Donald and Ronald (Bobby) Schutz. Angie is survived by a sister, Linda K. Jones (Robert), her husband of 26 years, Richard, until their divorce in 1968 after which they continued to be close business partners in several demanding businesses, and remained devoted and loving to their family including three children, Dirk (Teresa), Derik, and Dakri Sinclair (Jim Herrell), four grandchildren, Dustin (Micah), Brauly, Maggie, and Graden and two great grandchildren, Daylon and Mayci. Angela attended Memorial High School for two years and the Academy of the Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand, Ind. for two years where she graduated in 1953. She will be remembered by many as having been chosen "Miss Refrigerdorable" for the third annual Evansville Football Refrigerator Bowl in 1953. Angie then began an exciting 20 year career as a socially active Air Force wife, mother, multitalented artist and business woman. Air Force assignments took her to Montgomery, AL. Spokane WA. Los Angeles, CA, and San Antonio,TX. Upon retirement from the USAF, Angie returned to Evansville to begin a long career in business including several retail stores (Dakri's), a unique and demanding cottage industry manufacturing company (Arbor Hill House Inc.) which shipped to all states in the US and some export to Germany and Japan. Her products were also sold in major department stores such as Bloomingdales, Nieman Marcus, Carson Perie Scott, and Lazarus. She opened two wonderful tea rooms (‘Tootie's') in Newburgh which were children oriented. Many will remember her magnificent pastries and the full dress tea parties for young children. As in all Angie's artistic endeavors, she always went that extra mile to provide the most unique and beautiful businesses for her customers. Angie will also be remembered for her "Christmas Mouse House" on Stringtown Hill which featured "Tootie Mouse" and her family and friends, all portrayed as dressed mice. She published three children's books about the Tootie's family, worked with WNIN on an award winning 30-minute children's television program, and also took Tootie Mouse to Bloomingdale's in NYC in another book she wrote. Angie was a dedicated and energetic worker. She will be sadly missed and always remembered as a one in a million very special lady. Visitation hours will be 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 30, 2012 at the Titzer Family Funeral Homes ~ Simpson Chapel, 510 W. Jennings St. Newburgh, Indiana (812) 853-8314. A private graveside service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Monday Oct 1, 2012 at Rose Hill Cemetery in Newburgh, for family and close friends. Rev. Fr. Joseph Ziliak will officiate. Angela M. Sinclair passed away on September 28, 2012 at her residence in Newburgh, Indiana. She was born on September 13, 1935 in Tell City, Indiana to Percy and Mildred (Howe) Schutz. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Billie Jean Fulmer (Richard), and two brothers, Donald and Ronald (Bobby) Schutz. Angie is survived by a sister, Linda K. Jones (Robert), her husband of 26 years, Richard, until their divorce in 1968 after which they continued to be close business partners in several demanding businesses, and remained devoted and loving to their family including three children, Dirk (Teresa), Derik, and Dakri Sinclair (Jim Herrell), four grandchildren, Dustin (Micah), Brauly, Maggie, and Graden and two great grandchildren, Daylon and Mayci. Angela attended Memorial High School for two years and the Academy of the Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand, Ind. for two years where she graduated in 1953. She will be remembered by many as having been chosen "Miss Refrigerdorable" for the third annual Evansville Football Refrigerator Bowl in 1953. Angie then began an exciting 20 year career as a socially active Air Force wife, mother, multitalented artist and business woman. Air Force assignments took her to Montgomery, AL. Spokane WA. Los Angeles, CA, and San Antonio,TX. Upon retirement from the USAF, Angie returned to Evansville to begin a long career in business including several retail stores (Dakri's), a unique and demanding cottage industry manufacturing company (Arbor Hill House Inc.) which shipped to all states in the US and some export to Germany and Japan. Her products were also sold in major department stores such as Bloomingdales, Nieman Marcus, Carson Perie Scott, and Lazarus. She opened two wonderful tea rooms (‘Tootie's') in Newburgh which were children oriented. Many will remember her magnificent pastries and the full dress tea parties for young children. As in all Angie's artistic endeavors, she always went that extra mile to provide the most unique and beautiful businesses for her customers. Angie will also be remembered for her "Christmas Mouse House" on Stringtown Hill which featured "Tootie Mouse" and her family and friends, all portrayed as dressed mice. She published three children's books about the Tootie's family, worked with WNIN on an award winning 30-minute children's television program, and also took Tootie Mouse to Bloomingdale's in NYC in another book she wrote. Angie was a dedicated and energetic worker. She will be sadly missed and always remembered as a one in a million very special lady. Visitation hours will be 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 30, 2012 at the Titzer Family Funeral Homes ~ Simpson Chapel, 510 W. Jennings St. Newburgh, Indiana (812) 853-8314. A private graveside service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Monday Oct 1, 2012 at Rose Hill Cemetery in Newburgh, for family and close friends. Rev. Fr. Joseph Ziliak will officiate. Angela M. Sinclair passed away on September 28, 2012 at her residence in Newburgh, Indiana. She was born on September 13, 1935 in Tell City, Indiana to Percy and Mildred (Howe) Schutz. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Billie Jean Fulmer (Richard), and two brothers, Donald and Ronald (Bobby) Schutz. Angie is survived by a sister, Linda K. Jones (Robert), her husband of 26 years, Richard, until their divorce in 1968 after which they continued to be close business partners in several demanding businesses, and remained devoted and loving to their family including three children, Dirk (Teresa), Derik, and Dakri Sinclair (Jim Herrell), four grandchildren, Dustin (Micah), Brauly, Maggie, and Graden and two great grandchildren, Daylon and Mayci. Angela attended Memorial High School for two years and the Academy of the Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand, Ind. for two years where she graduated in 1953. She will be remembered by many as having been chosen "Miss Refrigerdorable" for the third annual Evansville Football Refrigerator Bowl in 1953. Angie then began an exciting 20 year career as a socially active Air Force wife, mother, multitalented artist and business woman. Air Force assignments took her to Montgomery, AL. Spokane WA. Los Angeles, CA, and San Antonio,TX. Upon retirement from the USAF, Angie returned to Evansville to begin a long career in business including several retail stores (Dakri's), a unique and demanding cottage industry manufacturing company (Arbor Hill House Inc.) which shipped to all states in the US and some export to Germany and Japan. Her products were also sold in major department stores such as Bloomingdales, Nieman Marcus, Carson Perie Scott, and Lazarus. She opened two wonderful tea rooms (‘Tootie's') in Newburgh which were children oriented. Many will remember her magnificent pastries and the full dress tea parties for young children. As in all Angie's artistic endeavors, she always went that extra mile to provide the most unique and beautiful businesses for her customers. Angie will also be remembered for her "Christmas Mouse House" on Stringtown Hill which featured "Tootie Mouse" and her family and friends, all portrayed as dressed mice. She published three children's books about the Tootie's family, worked with WNIN on an award winning 30-minute children's television program, and also took Tootie Mouse to Bloomingdale's in NYC in another book she wrote. Angie was a dedicated and energetic worker. She will be sadly missed and always remembered as a one in a million very special lady. Visitation hours will be 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 30, 2012 at the Titzer Family Funeral Homes ~ Simpson Chapel, 510 W. Jennings St. Newburgh, Indiana (812) 853-8314. A private graveside service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Monday Oct 1, 2012 at Rose Hill Cemetery in Newburgh, for family and close friends. Rev. Fr. Joseph Ziliak will officiate.Angela M. Sinclair passed away on September 28, 2012 at her residence in Newburgh, Indiana. She was born on September 13, 1935 in Tell City, Indiana to Percy and Mildred (Howe) Schutz. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Billie Jean Fulmer (Richard), and two brothers, Donald and Ronald (Bobby) Schutz. Angie is survived by a sister, Linda K. Jones (Robert), her husband of 26 years, Richard, until their divorce in 1968 after which they continued to be close business partners in several demanding businesses, and remained devoted and loving to their family including three children, Dirk (Teresa), Derik, and Dakri Sinclair (Jim Herrell), four grandchildren, Dustin (Micah), Brauly, Maggie, and Graden and two great grandchildren, Daylon and Mayci. Angela attended Memorial High School for two years and the Academy of the Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand, Ind. for two years where she graduated in 1953. She will be remembered by many as having been chosen "Miss Refrigerdorable" for the third annual Evansville Football Refrigerator Bowl in 1953. Angie then began an exciting 20 year career as a socially active Air Force wife, mother, multitalented artist and business woman. Air Force assignments took her to Montgomery, AL. Spokane WA. Los Angeles, CA, and San Antonio,TX. Upon retirement from the USAF, Angie returned to Evansville to begin a long career in business including several retail stores (Dakri's), a unique and demanding cottage industry manufacturing company (Arbor Hill House Inc.) which shipped to all states in the US and some export to Germany and Japan. Her products were also sold in major department stores such as Bloomingdales, Nieman Marcus, Carson Perie Scott, and Lazarus. She opened two wonderful tea rooms (‘Tootie's') in Newburgh which were children oriented. Many will remember her magnificent pastries and the full dress tea parties for young children. As in all Angie's artistic endeavors, she always went that extra mile to provide the most unique and beautiful businesses for her customers. Angie will also be remembered for her "Christmas Mouse House" on Stringtown Hill which featured "Tootie Mouse" and her family and friends, all portrayed as dressed mice. She published three children's books about the Tootie's family, worked with WNIN on an award winning 30-minute children's television program, and also took Tootie Mouse to Bloomingdale's in NYC in another book she wrote. Angie was a dedicated and energetic worker. She will be sadly missed and always remembered as a one in a million very special lady. Visitation hours will be 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 30, 2012 at the Titzer Family Funeral Homes ~ Simpson Chapel, 510 W. Jennings St. Newburgh, Indiana (812) 853-8314. A private graveside service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Monday Oct 1, 2012 at Rose Hill Cemetery in Newburgh, for family and close friends. Rev. Fr. Joseph Ziliak will officiate.Angela M. Sinclair passed away on September 28, 2012 at her residence in Newburgh, Indiana. She was born on September 13, 1935 in Tell City, Indiana to Percy and Mildred (Howe) Schutz. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Billie Jean Fulmer (Richard), and two brothers, Donald and Ronald (Bobby) Schutz. Angie is survived by a sister, Linda K. Jones (Robert), her husband of 26 years, Richard, until their divorce in 1968 after which they continued to be close business partners in several demanding businesses, and remained devoted and loving to their family including three children, Dirk (Teresa), Derik, and Dakri Sinclair (Jim Herrell), four grandchildren, Dustin (Micah), Brauly, Maggie, and Graden and two great grandchildren, Daylon and Mayci. Angela attended Memorial High School for two years and the Academy of the Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand, Ind. for two years where she graduated in 1953. She will be remembered by many as having been chosen "Miss Refrigerdorable" for the third annual Evansville Football Refrigerator Bowl in 1953. Angie then began an exciting 20 year career as a socially active Air Force wife, mother, multitalented artist and business woman. Air Force assignments took her to Montgomery, AL. Spokane WA. Los Angeles, CA, and San Antonio,TX. Upon retirement from the USAF, Angie returned to Evansville to begin a long career in business including several retail stores (Dakri's), a unique and demanding cottage industry manufacturing company (Arbor Hill House Inc.) which shipped to all states in the US and some export to Germany and Japan. Her products were also sold in major department stores such as Bloomingdales, Nieman Marcus, Carson Perie Scott, and Lazarus. She opened two wonderful tea rooms (‘Tootie's') in Newburgh which were children oriented. Many will remember her magnificent pastries and the full dress tea parties for young children. As in all Angie's artistic endeavors, she always went that extra mile to provide the most unique and beautiful businesses for her customers. Angie will also be remembered for her "Christmas Mouse House" on Stringtown Hill which featured "Tootie Mouse" and her family and friends, all portrayed as dressed mice. She published three children's books about the Tootie's family, worked with WNIN on an award winning 30-minute children's television program, and also took Tootie Mouse to Bloomingdale's in NYC in another book she wrote. Angie was a dedicated and energetic worker. She will be sadly missed and always remembered as a one in a million very special lady. Visitation hours will be 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 30, 2012 at the Titzer Family Funeral Homes ~ Simpson Chapel, 510 W. Jennings St. Newburgh, Indiana (812) 853-8314. A private graveside service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Monday Oct 1, 2012 at Rose Hill Cemetery in Newburgh, for family and close friends. Rev. Fr. Joseph Ziliak will officiate.
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