1926
Martha
2014
Martha Eileen Stout
April 8, 1926 — June 5, 2014
Martha Eileen Brackney Stout, 88, passed away on Thursday June 5, 2014 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Eileen was born April 8, 1926 in Dayton, Ohio the daughter of Walter "Benny" Elwood Brackney and Elsie May (Davis) Brackney.
Eileen was a caring and beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. She was united in marriage to James Stanley Stout, who survives her, on January 24, 1953 in Vandalia, Ohio. She is survived by children James Russell Stout (Xiao Wang), Gloria Joyce Stout Comstock, Douglas Blaine Stout (Jill Warvel) and Robert Tracy Stout (Penny). Surviving grandchildren are Simon Andrew Stout (Liz Herman Stout), Colleen Elizabeth Comstock Hopkins (Dustin Hopkins), Jordan Christopher Stout, Elizabeth Kaitlin Stout, Robert James Stout, and Jeffrey Scott Stout (A.J.). Surviving great grandchildren are Odeya Aaron Stout, Immanuel Chaim Stout, Damian Trey Stout and Brayden James Hopkins. Her parents, brothers William and Harry, and grandson Aaron Joshua Stout preceded her in death. She also leaves behind many other loving relatives and friends.
Eileen was a truly wonderful person. Those who were blessed to have her in their lives remember her kindness, wisdom, and cheerful sense of humor. She was a devoted wife to her husband, Jim. She deeply cherished her children and grandchildren, and dedicated much of her life to raising them. She was a great listener and gave wonderful warm hugs. She was a wise advisor and coach. She was tough, creative, and a source of inspiration. But mostly, she made certain that those in her care always, always knew that they were loved.
In Dayton, Ohio, Eileen worked at NCR as a draftsman. She and Jim lived many places throughout her life, and over time they resided in eight other states as their family grew before moving to Indianapolis, Indiana. She loved to travel, and visited Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Iceland and Europe, as well as traveling extensively throughout the US with her family on holiday.
She attended the Dayton Art Institute, and was a talented sculptor and painter. She was active in scouts, serving as a Cub Scout and Girl Scout leader. She loved the outdoors, and found joy in camping, fishing, gardening and hiking. She was athletic and enjoyed swimming, golf, bowling and boating, and was a member of several golf and bowling leagues. She was instrumental in forming a girl's softball league in Pike Township, starting with four teams (one of which she coached) that grew into a multi-age summer league with hundreds of girls participating over the years.
A Life Celebration for Eileen Stout will be held on Saturday July 5 from 2:30 to 5:00 PM at Horizons of Faith Methodist Church, 3096 West 62nd Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be sent to the Alzheimer's Association or to a charity of your choice.
Eileen was a caring and beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. She was united in marriage to James Stanley Stout, who survives her, on January 24, 1953 in Vandalia, Ohio. She is survived by children James Russell Stout (Xiao Wang), Gloria Joyce Stout Comstock, Douglas Blaine Stout (Jill Warvel) and Robert Tracy Stout (Penny). Surviving grandchildren are Simon Andrew Stout (Liz Herman Stout), Colleen Elizabeth Comstock Hopkins (Dustin Hopkins), Jordan Christopher Stout, Elizabeth Kaitlin Stout, Robert James Stout, and Jeffrey Scott Stout (A.J.). Surviving great grandchildren are Odeya Aaron Stout, Immanuel Chaim Stout, Damian Trey Stout and Brayden James Hopkins. Her parents, brothers William and Harry, and grandson Aaron Joshua Stout preceded her in death. She also leaves behind many other loving relatives and friends.
Eileen was a truly wonderful person. Those who were blessed to have her in their lives remember her kindness, wisdom, and cheerful sense of humor. She was a devoted wife to her husband, Jim. She deeply cherished her children and grandchildren, and dedicated much of her life to raising them. She was a great listener and gave wonderful warm hugs. She was a wise advisor and coach. She was tough, creative, and a source of inspiration. But mostly, she made certain that those in her care always, always knew that they were loved.
In Dayton, Ohio, Eileen worked at NCR as a draftsman. She and Jim lived many places throughout her life, and over time they resided in eight other states as their family grew before moving to Indianapolis, Indiana. She loved to travel, and visited Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Iceland and Europe, as well as traveling extensively throughout the US with her family on holiday.
She attended the Dayton Art Institute, and was a talented sculptor and painter. She was active in scouts, serving as a Cub Scout and Girl Scout leader. She loved the outdoors, and found joy in camping, fishing, gardening and hiking. She was athletic and enjoyed swimming, golf, bowling and boating, and was a member of several golf and bowling leagues. She was instrumental in forming a girl's softball league in Pike Township, starting with four teams (one of which she coached) that grew into a multi-age summer league with hundreds of girls participating over the years.
A Life Celebration for Eileen Stout will be held on Saturday July 5 from 2:30 to 5:00 PM at Horizons of Faith Methodist Church, 3096 West 62nd Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be sent to the Alzheimer's Association or to a charity of your choice.
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