OBIT: Rex Lewis BALSLEY, 2004, of interest in Somerset County, PA
  
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  REX LEWIS BALSLEY
  
  Rex Lewis Balsley, 42, Anderson, Ind., died unexpectedly at his residence June 
  5, 2004. Born April 27, 1962, in Anderson, Ind., a son of Richard Lewis and 
  Kathryne (Carson) Balsley of Anderson. Preceded in death by maternal 
  grandparents, D.J. and Esther Carson; paternal grandparents, Scott and Margaret 
  Balsley and brother-in-law, Ken Grise. In addition to his parents, he is 
  survived by two brothers, R. Scott and Jo Ann Stahl-Balsley, Somerset, Jimmy D. 
  and Janet Balsley, Westfield; sister, Celia Grise, Greensburg; nieces and 
  nephews: Megan Balsley, Mikel Balsley, Patrick Balsley, Nicholas Balsley, Laura 
  Grise, Amy Grise and Diane Grise; uncle Jim and wife Norma Carson, 
  Elizabethtown, Ind.; aunt Carmen Carson, Columbus, Ind.; several great-aunts, 
  great-uncles and many family friends. He was an active member of Bethany 
  Christian Church of Anderson where he was presently serving as a deacon. He was 
  a member of the Four Freshman Society. His main goal in life was to help people 
  of all ages. Most recently he worked at Sandlin and Company of Anderson as a 
  financial consultant. He was a 1980 graduate of Anderson High School and a 1986 
  graduate of Ball State University receiving a bachelors of science in finance. 
  Friends will be received 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Robert D. Loose Funeral 
  Homes & Crematory, South Chapel, 200 West 53rd Street, Anderson, Ind., where a 
  service will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday. Bob Bell and Lanis Kineman officiating. 
  Interment Hope Moravian Cemetery, Hope, Ind. Contributions may be made to 
  Bethany Christian Church or donor's favorite charity. Online guestbook 
  www.loosefuneralhomes.com.
  
  Daily American, June 8, 2004