Kathryn B Hodson
December 20, 1932 ~ December 30, 2014
Kathryn B. Hodson, 82, of Camby, passed away December 30, 2014 in Indianapolis with her loving husband at her bedside. She was born December 20, 1932 in Bloomington to the late Olaf and Edith (Shields) Knight. On November 18, 1949 she married Charles William Hodson, he survives. Kathryn was a secretary at Valley Mills Elementary School in Decatur Township, Indianapolis for 18 years; she retired in January of 1995. She was a member of Valley Mills Christian Church. Other survivors include her children, Charles W. (Becky) Hodson, II of Brownsburg, Kathy L. (Paul) McWilliams of Indianapolis, Debbie J. (Ed) Martin of Indianapolis and Cheryl A. (Mike) Auberry of Plainfield; a brother, Frank Knight of Bloomington; a sister, Judy Gold of North Vernon, IN; seven grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Kathryn’s family will memorialize her life privately at a later date. In Lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be sent to the American Cancer Society or to the donor’s favorite charity. You are invited to visit www.carlislebranson.com where you may sign the online guest registry, leave a personal message to family and share a fond memory of Kathryn.
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Bernadine was the school secretary when I started my teaching career at Valley Mills. She was so sweet and helpful to me. Even when I made mistakes which might have made her job more difficult, she was understanding. It was common knowledge that if we needed information, we should go to Bernadine. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers. Martha Keller Hale
Bernadine was such a special lady. She always looked after the teachers and many times saved us from getting into trouble for our actions. She will be missed by so many of us who were her friends for so many years at Valley Mills.
My thoughts and prayers to the Hodson Family, whom I have known for years, graduating with Kathy from DCHS in 1969. Bernadine was such a lovely lady and will be missed by all. Carol (Hancock) Thompson