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Fran Heins'

CENTERVILLE, Tenn. — Fran
Heins, 71, former longtime resi-
dent of Flat Rock, died June 10 in
Centerville, Tenn., where she had
lived for the past seven years.

She and her husband, Leonard,
owned and operated Huron River
Pharmacy in Flat Rock for more
than 25 years. She also worked
several years as an office manag-
er for the late Dr. Darrel] Sergent.

A memorial service was held on
June 15 at the Centerville United
Methodist Church, Centerville,
Tenn. McDonald Funeral Home,
Centerville, Tenn., was in charge
of arrangements.

Surviving, in addition to her
husband, are a daughter, Diane
Batdorf of Centerville, Tenn.; two
sons, Dan of Rhode Island and
Ross of Dearborn Heights: nine
grandchildren, and three great-
grandchildren.

She was preceded in death bya
son, Jeffrey. ae

Memorials may be made to a
scholarship fund established in her
name at the Centerville United
Methodist Church, 104 College
Ave., Centerville, Tenn. 37033.