Madeline L. Martin Bobo age 70 of Paris, Illinois, passed away at 12:17a.m. on May 17, 2020 at St. Vincent's Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana, after valiantly fighting cancer since 2013.  In keeping with Federal Mandates; a Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.  She was born on January 28, 1950 in Albany, Indiana, the daughter of the late Forrest and Peggy Ketterman Martin.  Madeline married Fred Bobo on May 14, 1979 in Muncie, Indiana.   She was a nurse in the Neonatal ICU Unit in Fort Carson, Colorado.  Madeline also worked for Dr. Jeff Hatcher and helped him open his office and was also his nurse, she was a nurse at Paris Community Hospital and Assistant Manager and Nurse at Brookstone Estates in Paris, Illinois.  She attended Grace Fellowship Church, Paris Church of God and First Baptist Church of Paris.  Madeline loved fishing at Twin Lakes; she also enjoyed taking care of her roses and flowers at her church and her home.  She was known for her famous meatloaf, deviled eggs and her fruit cobbler desserts that disappeared quickly at church events.  Madeline loved watching her grandchildren's sporting events and spending time with her family.  She was a friend to everyone she knew.  Madeline is survived by her husband; Fred Bobo of 41 years, her children; Michael (Cathy) Bobo of Terre Haute, Indiana, Larry (Marsha) Dull of Terre Haute, Indiana, and Tina Dull of Portland, Indiana, her grandchildren; Zachary (Samantha) Hough of Lincoln, Nebraska, Morgan (Nate) Leek of Brazil, Indiana, Thomas Dull of Terre Haute, Indiana, Garrett King of Paris, Illinois,  Brock Bobo of Terre Haute, Indiana, her great grandchildren; Liam Hough of Nebraska and Henry Leek of Brazil, Indiana, her brother in law; Ben (Debbie) Bobo of Austin, Texas, her nephews; Matthew (Abby) Bobo of Austin, Texas,  Joshua (Ina) Bobo of Austin, Texas, a special son-in-law Brad King of Paris, Illinois and several cousins in Lafayette, Indiana.  She was preceded in death by her parents Forrest and Peggy Martin and a brother Danny Lee Martin.

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