Nell Sturman

Nell Sturman 84, of Indianapolis passed away on January 24, 2009. She was born May 11, 1924 in Chicago, Il , the daughter of Karl and Jean (Adams) Sturman.

Nell attended Warren High School 42' and Butler University 46' B.A. She spent many happy summers at the family home on Lake Maxinkuckee. She worked at the U.S. Army finance center at Ft. Benjamin Harrison and at the Indianapolis Star. The majority of her employment was as a secretary at Sturman and Co. Inc., a sales organization founded by her father.

Nell's love of music was a lifetime interest. She was an accomplished pianist and played semi-professionally for a time. She very much enjoyed her family and friends.

Nell is survived by nephews Dr. John K. Sturman, Jr., James F. Sturman, and Stephen W. Sturman, niece Susan L. Beeman and her cat Amadeus.

Private family services will be conducted. Donations can be made in her honor to Culver Academies 1300 Academy Rd. Culver , Indiana 46511. Please visit her online guestbook at: www. harrywmoore. com
Indianapolis Star
5 Feb. 2009



Nell Sturman 84, of Indianapolis passed away on January 24, 2009. She was born May 11, 1924 in Chicago, Il , the daughter of Karl and Jean (Adams) Sturman.

Nell attended Warren High School 42' and Butler University 46' B.A. She spent many happy summers at the family home on Lake Maxinkuckee. She worked at the U.S. Army finance center at Ft. Benjamin Harrison and at the Indianapolis Star. The majority of her employment was as a secretary at Sturman and Co. Inc., a sales organization founded by her father.

Nell's love of music was a lifetime interest. She was an accomplished pianist and played semi-professionally for a time. She very much enjoyed her family and friends.

Nell is survived by nephews Dr. John K. Sturman, Jr., James F. Sturman, and Stephen W. Sturman, niece Susan L. Beeman and her cat Amadeus.

Private family services will be conducted. Donations can be made in her honor to Culver Academies 1300 Academy Rd. Culver , Indiana 46511

Culver Citizen
Thursday, February 12, 2009