BRODERICK, Katherine

Long Time Resident

K. Broderick
Edinburg

EDINBURG — Katherine Broderick, 75, 408 East Campbell, died Friday at Johnson County Memorial Hospital at Franklin. She had been ill since late February.

Miss Broderick was a member of Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church and Tri Kappa Sorority in Edinburg. She was employed over 49 years at Hill Brothers Veneer Corp., retiring several years ago as a corporate secretary.

Funeral service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Monday by the Rev. Mike Welch at Holy Trinity Church. Burial will be at Rest Haven Cemetery.

Persons may call at Eskew Funeral Home from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Rosary will be said at the funeral home at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

Miss Broderick was born June 25, 1902, in Edinburg to the late James R. and Anna Kramer Broderick. She was graduated from Edinburg High School and from Franklin College where she was a member of the Tri Delta Sorority. She also attended Indiana Business College.

SOURCE: Edinburgh Tri-County Enterprise, August 10, 1977

SERVICES MONDAY FOR
KATHERINE BRODERICK

  Father Michael
Welch conducted
funeral services
Monday at 11:00
a.m. at Holy Trin-
ity Catholic Church
for Katherine Brod-
erick, 75, 408 E.
Campbell street,
Friday afternoon
at the Johnson Cou-
nty Memorial Hos-
pital. She had
been ill since
Feb. 28.
  Calling hours
and the Rosary
were at Eskew
Funeral home Sun-
day. Burial was
at Rest Haven
Cemetery with L.
E. Newton, Albert
B. Cox, David Pat-
terson, Lewis Vesp-
oli, Michael Brod-
erick and James
Broderick serving
as pallbearers.
  The deceased had
been employed at
Hill Brothers Ven-
eer Company for
49½ years before
her reitrement [sic] two
years ago. She had
been company secre-
tary for years.
She was a member
of Holy Trinity
Catholic Church,
a graduate of Edin-
burg High School,
attended Franklin
College where she
was affiliated with
Tri Delta sorority,
and also attended
Indiana Business
College. She was a
member of Tri Kappa
sorority of Edin-
burg.
  Miss Broderick
was born June 25,
1902, in Edinburg
the daughter of
James R. and Anna
Kramer Broderick.
  Surviving are
two nephews, James
and Michael Brod-
erick and several
cousins. A brother,
Edmund Broderick,
preceded in death.

Submitted by Mark E. Wirey