Nina Lucille Kinney

May 8, 1925 - January 29, 2015

Mrs. Nina Lucille Kinney, 89 of Odon, IN passed away Thursday morning January 29, 2015 at IU Health Bloomington Hospital.

Nina was born on May 8, 1925 in Scottsburg, IN to Faun Baxter Thomas and Harold Ezra Thomas. She was married to Conrad Lowell Kinney in March of 1946.

Mrs. Kinney was a beloved housewife and mother to her children. She enjoyed sewing, quilting and tatting in her free time and her family holds dear the memory of the Christmas she tatted individual Christmas ornaments for each and every member of the family. She and her husband enjoyed studying American History.

She was a member of the United Methodist Church in Bloomfield, Indiana.

Mrs. Kinney was preceded in death by her parents and husband Conrad as well as her son-in-law Dave Laymon and a great-grandson Carter Turner.

Survivors include: her sons; Conrad Patrick (Loretta) Kinney and Harold Daniel (Janice) Kinney; and a daughter Cora Laymon. Grandchildren; Katelin Kinney, Jennifer Kinney, Heather (Richard) Turner, David (Tiffany) Laymon, and Christa (Steve) Tolliver. Great-Grandchildren: Sophie and Nathan Turner; Jonathan Ainsworth, Lynn and Erik Laymon; and Mason, Hadley and Berkley Tolliver.

Memorials may be made to the donor’s charity of choice through the Voss and Sons Funeral Service, 316 North Chestnut St., Seymour, IN. 47274.

A private Family graveside service will be held at a later date at the Austin Cemetery.

Mrs. Nina Lucille Kinney, 89 of Odon, IN passed away Thursday morning January 29, 2015 at IU Health Bloomington Hospital. Nina was born on May 8, 1925 in Scottsburg, IN to Faun Baxter Thomas and Harold Ezra Thomas. She was married to Conrad Lowell Kinney in March of 1946. Mrs. Kinney was a beloved housewifeContinue Reading

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Nina will always be a treasured memory as I recall her faithfulness to the Austin United Methodist Church where I was privileged to be her pastor and friend from 1999 - 2003. She was the youngster of the four ladies in our Bible Study group. What joy we shared! Now they are all carrying on in heaven and hopefully expecting me one of these days!

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