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Leo V. Peacock
July 9, 1933
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January 14, 2018
Leo V. Peacock, 84, of Scottsburg, Indiana, passed away on Sunday, January 14, 2018 at Lake Pointe Village in Scottsburg, Indiana. He was born on July 9, 1933 in Scott County, Indiana, the son of the late Lawrence Peacock and Jessie (Davis) Peacock. Leo was a retired waste water treatment operator at Cummins Engine Company in Seymour, Indiana and also worked in various jobs on the block line at the Cummins Plant in Columbus, Indiana for a total of 39 years. He was a U.S. Army veteran during the Korean War and member of the Kimberlin Creek Baptist Church near Lexington, Indiana, where he had served for years as a Deacon. Leo was very active in all of his church’s activities and especially loved being involved in the church softball league. He was preceded in death by a sister, Rosalie Burch; two brothers; Donald Eugene and Russell B. Peacock; a great granddaughter, Aliyah Gabrielle Alexander Petty and a son-in-law, Jim Livesay. Survivors include his wife of 61 years, Donna (Lewis) Peacock; a son, Dennis Peacock and wife Gail of Scottsburg, Indiana; three daughters, Valerie Petty and husband Russell, Julie Livesay and Holly Armstrong all of Scottsburg, Indiana; eleven grandchildren, Aron Peacock, Jason Rose, Ryan Livesay, Jacob Petty (Katie), Ryan Petty (Kianna), Lucas Petty (McKenzie), Jena and Jordyn Livesay, Leo, Ash and Max Armstrong and four great grandchildren: Adelyn Peacock, Halle, Harper and Lilly Petty. Expressions of Sympathy: Kimberlin Creek Baptist Church c/o Collins Funeral Home in Scottsburg, Indiana.
From: Patricia Freeborn
My Thoughts and Prayers are with the Family, Your Loved One is enjoying the comfort of Heaven!
From: donna Hall
so sorry we loved Leo
From: Doug Meeks
May God bless and give comfort to each family member in the loss of this dear loved one.
From: Mark Hays
Leo has been missed for years from those of us who played church softball under his direction. After he retired from running the league,it never was the same! I have fond memories of stopping and talking to Leo on patrol as he was walking his dog. I'd put my lights on to slow drivers down and he would always laugh and ask "are you talking me in"?. He was always kind to me,even when my behavior on the softball was suspect. He had a grin that let you know, you were ok in his book! I won't be able to make the service, but the family will be in my thoughts tomorrow. God rest your warm soul Leo Peacock!
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