Carolyn Jane BEAVER

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Type Value Date Place Sources
name Carolyn Jane BEAVER
occupation Ergotherapeutin

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Type Date Place Sources
death 15. August 2019
burial 2019
Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (USA) Find persons in this place
birth 24. April 1943
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana (USA) Find persons in this place
marriage 8. January 1966
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana (USA) Find persons in this place

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8. January 1966
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana (USA)
Horst Paul HAMANN

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„Carolyn Jane (Beaver) Hamann, of Greenwood, passed away August 15, 2019. She was the first child born to Dr. Howard W and Anna Louise (Lorenz) Beaver on April 24, 1943 in Indianapolis, Indiana. For the first two years of her life she was known as Missy, while her father served in World War II. She was not given the name Carolyn until he returned.

Carolyn met the love of her life on April 20, 1963, and later married H. Paul Hamann on January 8, 1966. Survivors include her children, Diana Lynn (Tim) Ruschhaupt of Indianapolis and P.J. (Wendy) Hamann of Brownsburg, were most appreciative of their father’s persistence in pursuing their mother; her sister, Marilyn Ann Thompson; her brother, Walter P. (Holly) Beaver; three grandsons, Jacob and Will Ruschhaupt, Paul Hamann, and many beloved nieces and nephews.

Carolyn graduated from Gulf Park High School in Gulf Port, Mississippi. She earned her Bachelors in Occupational Therapy from the University of Illinois, where she was an active member in Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority. She later earned her Masters in Occupational Therapy from the University of Indianapolis.

As she and Paul moved around the Midwest during the early part of their marriage, they finally built a home in Greenwood, where they raised their family. Carolyn was an extremely active leader in Girl Scouts. She volunteered her time helping to provide an excellent scouting experience for hundreds of girls.

In the early 1980s, Carolyn returned to the work force securing a job at Riley’s Hospital for Children, working specifically with kids who had Cerebral Palsy. She became an expert in designing seating systems for patients confined to wheelchairs. Carolyn enjoyed the work. She had an innate ability to understand those who were non-verbal, and to help others who could not sit up be able to do just that. One patient at a time she was able to change how they were able to interact with the world.

Carolyn left Riley in the early 1990s and opened the first Indiana branch of National Seating and Mobility. With the love and support of her family, she was able to build a successful branch of this company. Later helping open branches in Evansville and Fort Wayne. Again, she was able to make a tremendous difference in the lives of her patients and she began to positively impact those that she worked with. Her steady influence on how to work with people continues to guide her former colleagues to this day. It was during this time that her love, Paul, passed away from bladder cancer in 1997.

Carolyn continued to work designing seating systems until she retired in 2008. Prior to her retirement she had begun to travel, eventually setting foot on six of the seven continents, and getting within a stone’s throw of the seventh. She also, rediscovered her passion for drawing and painting. Her friends and family have been the recipients of beautiful pieces of art that will help us remember her well into the future.

Carolyn did not seek the spotlight, she preferred to help others grow and watch them accomplish greatness. She was extremely proud of her two children and the differences they have made in other's lives.

Father Stephen T. Jarrell will celebrate the Mass of Christian Burial at 11:00 a.m. August 24, 2019 at Ss. Francis and Clare Catholic Church - 5901 Olive Branch Road, Greenwood. Friends may call August 23, 2019 from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Swartz Family Community Mortuary and Memorial Center - 300 South U.S. 31 (Morton Street), Franklin, and from 10:00 a.m. to service time at the church. She will be laid to rest next to her beloved Paul at Forest Lawn Memory Gardens, Greenwood.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Hamann Family Memorial Scholarship through the Johnson County Community Foundation - 398 South Main Street Franklin, IN 46131.“

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1 [1] Find a Grave, https://de.findagrave.com/memorial/202236233/carolyn_jane_hamann [2] Grabstein von H. Paul Hamann und Carolyn Jane Hamann (geb. Beaver) in den Forest Lawn Memory Gardens in Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (USA), in: Find a Grave, https://de.findagrave.com/memorial/135307718/horst_paul_hamann
 

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Die vorliegende genealogische Datensammlung enthält die Lebensdaten und Beschreibungen meiner Vorfahren einschließlich ihrer Kinder und Geschwister, soweit mir diese bisher bekannt sind. Da meine Recherchen noch nicht abgeschlossen sind, wird diese Datensammlung von Zeit zu Zeit aktualisiert.
Sie gliedert sich sowohl geographisch als auch konfessionell in drei Teilbereiche:
a) Die Vorfahren meines Vaters lebten größtenteils in der bäuerlich geprägten Grafschaft Bentheim, insbesondere in den zu den Parochien Nordhorn und Uelsen gehörenden Ortschaften, sowie teilweise auch in Gemeinden der angrenzenden niederländischen Provinz Overijssel. Sie gehörten nahezu ausnahmslos der reformierten Kirche an. Im Unterschied zu den Kirchenbüchern der niederländischen Gemeinden, liegen diejenigen der Grafschafter Kirchengemeinden noch nicht in digitalisierter Form vor, so dass hier einstweilen ersatzweise auf die jeweiligen Online-Ortsfamilienbücher als Quellenbasis zurückgegriffen werden musste.
b) Die Vorfahren meines Großvaters mütterlicherseits hielten sich über die Jahrhunderte hinweg größtenteils in dem vom Katholizismus geprägten Rottenburg am Neckar und dem zu Rottenburg gehörenden Teilort Ehingen auf. Als Quellenbasis konnten hier vor allem die leider nicht vollständig erhaltenen Kirchenbücher der katholischen Pfarreien St. Martin (Rottenburg) und St. Moriz (Ehingen) herangezogen werden.
c) Die Vorfahren meiner Großmutter mütterlicherseits lebten vorwiegend in den Dörfern und Städten der vom Tübinger Umland über die Filderebene bis in den Esslinger Raum sich ersteckenden Neckarregion und im vom Weinbau geprägten Remstal. Als alteingesessene Württemberger bildeten sie die evangelisch-lutherische ‚Fraktion’ innerhalb meiner Vorfahrenschaft. Da die Kirchenbücher der württembergischen Gemeinden weitgehend digitalisiert und online einsehbar sind, stellt dieser Bereich den am weitesten vorangeschrittenen und umfangreichsten Teil dieser Datensammlung dar, wenngleich es auch hier noch vieles nachzuarbeiten und zu verbessern gilt.
Korrekturhinweise und Ergänzungsvorschläge sind daher jederzeit willkommen, wie ich auch gerne bereit bin, Anfragen im Rahmen meiner Möglichkeiten zu beantworten.
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