Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
NameDr. Joseph Paul MUDD 
BirthJan 23, 1925, Springfield, Washington Co., KY
DeathMay 17, 2013, Clark Co., IN
Burial2013, Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park, Floyd Co., IN
EducationFamily Doctor
FatherDr. Edward Donatus MUDD (1879-1973)
MotherEstelle Anastasia (Stella) HOWARD (1888-1958)
Misc. Notes
May 19, 2013
Dr. Joseph Paul Mudd
88; of Clarksville
newsroom@newsandtribune.com
Dr. Joseph P. Mudd died May 17, 2013, surrounded by his family at the age of 88.
A memorial reception and celebration of his life will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, June 6, at Kraft Funeral Service, Charlestown Road Chapel, New Albany. A scripture service will be at 7:30 p.m. The immediate family will have a private family burial the following day.
Dr. Mudd was a family physician over a period of 56 years in Clarksville, to his Indiana/Kentucky patients.
He was the son of Dr. Edward D. Mudd and Estelle A. Howard, born Jan. 23, 1925, at Springfield, Ky., the 10th of 11 children all of which are deceased. He grew up in New Haven, Ky., where his father practiced medicine for more than 60 years. It was at this home that he attended St. Catherine Catholic School. He completed high school in 1943 at St. Joseph Prep in Bardstown, Ky. He then served in the United States Army until 1946, distinguishing himself during combat operations in France and Germany as a staff sergeant in the 100th Division, 397th Infantry. He was awarded the Bronze Star for his bravery in the battle for Heilbronn, Germany, in April of 1945. He returned from the war in March 1946 and enrolled in the University of Louisville where he stayed until 1954 graduating with an M.D. following in his father and brother's footsteps. He did his internship at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Dayton. Dr. Mudd began his medical practice in Clarksville in 1955 and gave 56 years of service to the people of that area. Dr. Mudd was married May 20, 1950, to "Trudy" Riney, of Owensboro. To this union were born five daughters and one son. Trudy Mudd died March 27, 2012, nearing their 62nd wedding anniversary.
Dr. Mudd was among the last of a passing institution, the independent family doctor. He was a philosopher as well as a physician with a dry sense of humor and strong beliefs, which he did not hesitate to voice. Dr. Mudd loved to dance with his wife Trudy, fly airplanes, plant his vegetable garden and grow his prized tomatoes, hunt, ski and tinker around in his garage and yard. He was most passionate about boating, fishing, his medical practice and his patients. His family's most memorable moments were fishing and boating on family vacations, his campfire cooking over the glowing coals of an outdoor fire, Memorial Day parades and the famous July 4th goldfish swim in the family pool.
Surviving children, Janet Mudd, of Palm Beach, Fla., Deborah Tuggle, of Louisville, Jolene Barton, of Loveland, Ohio, Paul Mudd, of Charlestown, Dr. Ann Mudd, DMD, of Louisville, and Leslie Mudd, of New Albany; 11 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
COURIER JOURNAL OBITUARY - 05/20/2013 - CLARKSVILLE
MUDD - Dr. Joseph P., 88, died on May 17, 2013 surrounded by his family. Dr. Joseph P. Mudd was a family physician over a period of 56 years in Clarksville to his Indiana/Kentucky patients. Dr. Joseph Mudd was the son of Dr. Edward D. Mudd and Estelle A. Howard, born January 23, 1925 at Springfield, KY, the tenth of eleven children all of whom are deceased. He grew up in New Haven, KY, where
his father practiced medicine for more than 60 years. It was at this home that he attended St. Catherine Catholic School. He completed high school in 1943 at St. Joseph Prep in Bardstown, KY. He then served in the United States Army until 1946, distinguishing himself during combat operations in France, and Germany as a staff sergeant in the 100th Division, 397th Infantry. He was awarded the Bronze Star for his bravery in the battle for Heilbronn, Germany in April of 1945. He returned from the war in March 1946 and enrolled in the University of Louisville where he stayed until 1954 graduating with an M.D. following in his father and brother's footsteps. He did his internship at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Dayton, OH. Dr. Mudd began his medical practice in Clarksville in 1955 and gave 56 years of service to the people of that area. Dr. Mudd was married May 20, 1950 to "Trudy" Riney, of Owensboro, KY. To this union were born five daughters and one son. Mrs. Mudd died March 27, 2012 nearing their 62nd wedding anniversary. Dr. Mudd was among the last of a passing institution, the
independent family doctor. He was a philosopher as well as a physician with a dry sense of humor and strong beliefs, which he did not hesitate to voice. Dr. Mudd loved to dance with his wife Trudy, fly airplanes, plant his vegetable
garden and grow his prized tomatoes, hunt, ski and tinker around in his garage and yard. He was most passionate about boating, fishing, his medical practice and his patients. His family's most memorable moments were fishing and boating on family vacations, his campfire cooking over the glowing coals of an outdoor fire, Memorial Day parades and the famous July 4th goldfish swim in the family pool. Surviving children, Ms. Janet Mudd, Palm Beach, FL, Ms. Deborah Tuggle, Louisville, Ms. Jolene Barton, Loveland, OH, Mr. Paul Mudd, Charlestown, Dr. Ann Mudd DMD, Louisville and Ms. Leslie Mudd, New Albany, IN; 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Memorial reception and celebration of his life will be 6-8 p.m. Thursday, June 6, 2013 at Kraft Funeral Service, 2776 Charlestown Road, New Albany, IN 47150. A scripture service will be held at 7:30 p.m. The immediate family will have a private family burial the following day. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to: Hosparus
Louisville 3532 Ephraim McDowell Dr., Louisville, KY 40205 for their care of Dr. Mudd or to Alzheimer's Association of Greater Kentucky Southern Indiana, 6100 Dutchmans Lane, Suite 401, Louisville, KY 40205 in honor of Trudy Mudd.
Dr. Joseph Paul Mudd
88; of Clarksville
newsroom@newsandtribune.com
Dr. Joseph P. Mudd died May 17, 2013, surrounded by his family at the age of 88.
A memorial reception and celebration of his life will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, June 6, at Kraft Funeral Service, Charlestown Road Chapel, New Albany. A scripture service will be at 7:30 p.m. The immediate family will have a private family burial the following day.
Dr. Mudd was a family physician over a period of 56 years in Clarksville, to his Indiana/Kentucky patients.
He was the son of Dr. Edward D. Mudd and Estelle A. Howard, born Jan. 23, 1925, at Springfield, Ky., the 10th of 11 children all of which are deceased. He grew up in New Haven, Ky., where his father practiced medicine for more than 60 years. It was at this home that he attended St. Catherine Catholic School. He completed high school in 1943 at St. Joseph Prep in Bardstown, Ky. He then served in the United States Army until 1946, distinguishing himself during combat operations in France and Germany as a staff sergeant in the 100th Division, 397th Infantry. He was awarded the Bronze Star for his bravery in the battle for Heilbronn, Germany, in April of 1945. He returned from the war in March 1946 and enrolled in the University of Louisville where he stayed until 1954 graduating with an M.D. following in his father and brother's footsteps. He did his internship at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Dayton. Dr. Mudd began his medical practice in Clarksville in 1955 and gave 56 years of service to the people of that area. Dr. Mudd was married May 20, 1950, to "Trudy" Riney, of Owensboro. To this union were born five daughters and one son. Trudy Mudd died March 27, 2012, nearing their 62nd wedding anniversary.
Dr. Mudd was among the last of a passing institution, the independent family doctor. He was a philosopher as well as a physician with a dry sense of humor and strong beliefs, which he did not hesitate to voice. Dr. Mudd loved to dance with his wife Trudy, fly airplanes, plant his vegetable garden and grow his prized tomatoes, hunt, ski and tinker around in his garage and yard. He was most passionate about boating, fishing, his medical practice and his patients. His family's most memorable moments were fishing and boating on family vacations, his campfire cooking over the glowing coals of an outdoor fire, Memorial Day parades and the famous July 4th goldfish swim in the family pool.
Surviving children, Janet Mudd, of Palm Beach, Fla., Deborah Tuggle, of Louisville, Jolene Barton, of Loveland, Ohio, Paul Mudd, of Charlestown, Dr. Ann Mudd, DMD, of Louisville, and Leslie Mudd, of New Albany; 11 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
COURIER JOURNAL OBITUARY - 05/20/2013 - CLARKSVILLE
MUDD - Dr. Joseph P., 88, died on May 17, 2013 surrounded by his family. Dr. Joseph P. Mudd was a family physician over a period of 56 years in Clarksville to his Indiana/Kentucky patients. Dr. Joseph Mudd was the son of Dr. Edward D. Mudd and Estelle A. Howard, born January 23, 1925 at Springfield, KY, the tenth of eleven children all of whom are deceased. He grew up in New Haven, KY, where
his father practiced medicine for more than 60 years. It was at this home that he attended St. Catherine Catholic School. He completed high school in 1943 at St. Joseph Prep in Bardstown, KY. He then served in the United States Army until 1946, distinguishing himself during combat operations in France, and Germany as a staff sergeant in the 100th Division, 397th Infantry. He was awarded the Bronze Star for his bravery in the battle for Heilbronn, Germany in April of 1945. He returned from the war in March 1946 and enrolled in the University of Louisville where he stayed until 1954 graduating with an M.D. following in his father and brother's footsteps. He did his internship at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Dayton, OH. Dr. Mudd began his medical practice in Clarksville in 1955 and gave 56 years of service to the people of that area. Dr. Mudd was married May 20, 1950 to "Trudy" Riney, of Owensboro, KY. To this union were born five daughters and one son. Mrs. Mudd died March 27, 2012 nearing their 62nd wedding anniversary. Dr. Mudd was among the last of a passing institution, the
independent family doctor. He was a philosopher as well as a physician with a dry sense of humor and strong beliefs, which he did not hesitate to voice. Dr. Mudd loved to dance with his wife Trudy, fly airplanes, plant his vegetable
garden and grow his prized tomatoes, hunt, ski and tinker around in his garage and yard. He was most passionate about boating, fishing, his medical practice and his patients. His family's most memorable moments were fishing and boating on family vacations, his campfire cooking over the glowing coals of an outdoor fire, Memorial Day parades and the famous July 4th goldfish swim in the family pool. Surviving children, Ms. Janet Mudd, Palm Beach, FL, Ms. Deborah Tuggle, Louisville, Ms. Jolene Barton, Loveland, OH, Mr. Paul Mudd, Charlestown, Dr. Ann Mudd DMD, Louisville and Ms. Leslie Mudd, New Albany, IN; 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Memorial reception and celebration of his life will be 6-8 p.m. Thursday, June 6, 2013 at Kraft Funeral Service, 2776 Charlestown Road, New Albany, IN 47150. A scripture service will be held at 7:30 p.m. The immediate family will have a private family burial the following day. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to: Hosparus
Louisville 3532 Ephraim McDowell Dr., Louisville, KY 40205 for their care of Dr. Mudd or to Alzheimer's Association of Greater Kentucky Southern Indiana, 6100 Dutchmans Lane, Suite 401, Louisville, KY 40205 in honor of Trudy Mudd.
Spouses
BirthNov 15, 1923, Owensboro, Daviess Co., KY
DeathMar 27, 2012, Clark Co., IN
Burial2012, Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park, Floyd Co., IN
FatherThomas Leander RINEY (1893-1946)
MotherIrmin MULIGAN (1894-1985)
Misc. Notes
March 28, 2012
news&tribune.com
Trudy Riney Mudd, 88, of Clarksville, our loving mother, wife, grandmother and sister, went to be with our Savior Jesus Christ, on Tuesday, March 27, 2012. She went peacefully and now suffers no pain nor dementia.
Memorial reception will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park, 2778 Charlestown Road, New Albany. A scripture service will be held at 7:30 p.m. Funeral liturgy will be Saturday at 11 a.m. at St. Anthony Catholic Church, Clarksville. Private family burial will be in Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park.
She was born Nov. 15, 1923 in St. Joseph, Daviess County, Ky., the daughter of Thomas Leander "Len" Riney and Mary Irmine Mulligan Riney. She was married to Dr. Joseph P. Mudd on May 20, 1950. They had 62 wonderful years together and shared far too much for this short prose. She was stricken with early onset Alzheimer's in the late 80s and her family sponsors an Alzheimer's benefit each year to support research for a cure. She enjoyed her family most of all, she was a wonderful mother, wife, sister and friend. She was very active in gardening, entertaining and giving back to her community and her church. She never passed up the opportunity to go dancing with Joe as they both loved dancing together and she would twirl gracefully in his arms.
She is survived by her husband, Dr. Joseph P. Mudd, of Clarksville; daughters, Janet Mudd, of Palm Beach, Fla., Deborah Tuggle, of Louisville, and Jolene Barton, of Loveland, Ohio; son, Paul Mudd, of Charlestown; daughter, Dr. Ann Mudd, of Louisville; and daughter, Leslie Mudd, of New Albany; grandchildren, Alex, Samantha, Ashley, Garrett, Justin, Aaron, Natalie, Nicholas, Hunter, Whitney and Bradley; great grandchildren, Hannah and Halle; sisters, Patricia Cheshire, Mary Louise Mudd, and Mary Virginia Kutscher; and brothers, Father Phillip and David Riney.
She was preceded in death by her father in 1946 and her mother in 1985. The family thanks God she was spared any additional pain and is now in the presence of our Lord. She will be sorely missed and will be remembered for the love she shared and the light of life that she brought to so many. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to the Alzheimer's Association of Greater Kentucky Southern Indiana, 6100 Dutchmans Lane, Suite 401, Louisville, KY 40205.
news&tribune.com
Trudy Riney Mudd, 88, of Clarksville, our loving mother, wife, grandmother and sister, went to be with our Savior Jesus Christ, on Tuesday, March 27, 2012. She went peacefully and now suffers no pain nor dementia.
Memorial reception will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park, 2778 Charlestown Road, New Albany. A scripture service will be held at 7:30 p.m. Funeral liturgy will be Saturday at 11 a.m. at St. Anthony Catholic Church, Clarksville. Private family burial will be in Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park.
She was born Nov. 15, 1923 in St. Joseph, Daviess County, Ky., the daughter of Thomas Leander "Len" Riney and Mary Irmine Mulligan Riney. She was married to Dr. Joseph P. Mudd on May 20, 1950. They had 62 wonderful years together and shared far too much for this short prose. She was stricken with early onset Alzheimer's in the late 80s and her family sponsors an Alzheimer's benefit each year to support research for a cure. She enjoyed her family most of all, she was a wonderful mother, wife, sister and friend. She was very active in gardening, entertaining and giving back to her community and her church. She never passed up the opportunity to go dancing with Joe as they both loved dancing together and she would twirl gracefully in his arms.
She is survived by her husband, Dr. Joseph P. Mudd, of Clarksville; daughters, Janet Mudd, of Palm Beach, Fla., Deborah Tuggle, of Louisville, and Jolene Barton, of Loveland, Ohio; son, Paul Mudd, of Charlestown; daughter, Dr. Ann Mudd, of Louisville; and daughter, Leslie Mudd, of New Albany; grandchildren, Alex, Samantha, Ashley, Garrett, Justin, Aaron, Natalie, Nicholas, Hunter, Whitney and Bradley; great grandchildren, Hannah and Halle; sisters, Patricia Cheshire, Mary Louise Mudd, and Mary Virginia Kutscher; and brothers, Father Phillip and David Riney.
She was preceded in death by her father in 1946 and her mother in 1985. The family thanks God she was spared any additional pain and is now in the presence of our Lord. She will be sorely missed and will be remembered for the love she shared and the light of life that she brought to so many. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to the Alzheimer's Association of Greater Kentucky Southern Indiana, 6100 Dutchmans Lane, Suite 401, Louisville, KY 40205.
MarriageMay 20, 1950