Charles "Butch" Michael Miller, 67 of Lafayette passed away on Friday, October 11, 2019 at Community Heart and Vascular in Indianapolis.

Butch unfortunately had no life insurance and his son just started a new job this week and could use some help paying for the service his father deserves. Any amount and share helps. All funds go directly to Fisher Funeral Chapel. Thank you!

Link to Butch's obituary.

https://www.fisherfuneralchapel.com/obituaries/Charles-Butch-Michael-Miller?obId=8110981#/obituaryInfo

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My name is Chris Robertson and I am Becky Springers’ son. On behalf of myself and my two sisters, Amber and Tiffney Springer, we would like to share a few words to commemorate our wonderful Mother.
They say that life is not about the number of breath you take, but the moments that take your breath away. On this day, I am proud to say that my Mother experienced both in her 61 years of existence. She was one of the few people I know who truly had an amazing heart and soul. Our Mother may have been getting progressively ill with chronic COPD and the diagnosis of congestive heart failure a few years ago, but somehow she always made sure that everyone else was taken care of before herself. She did not have much, but what she did have, she would give without a second thought if she believed that it would help someone out. She was the most selfless person I have ever met. My Mother did not always have money or resources when we were growing up, but she always made sure that us kids were well taken care of and did not go without, if she could help it. She loved us. And we love her. She never asked us for anything but our time.
Her most favorite earthly possession would have to have been her 9 grandchildren, of which she helped to raise each and every one of. She loved them from the depths of her soul, and every one of them knew it. She couldn’t go a few seconds, let alone hours without thinking of them and talking about them with whomever would listen. Wondering what they were doing, if they were missing her as much as she was missing them, and most importantly ensuring that they were always safe and happy. She would do anything for them. If you asked her what her best accomplishments were, she would say her grandbabies and her children.
My Mother was a woman of strength and kindness, she was always firm in what she believed in, and it is from her that we have learned to stay strong. But, my Mother was more than just a strong figure, she was full of smiles, hugs, dances, and anything that involved making other happy.
Other things we remember about our Mother: I remember her red hair, her dancing in the kitchen, the smell of her perfume mixed with coffee, and her ability to always make others feel good about themselves, even if she wasn’t feeling well herself. She loved Dr. Pepper and Facebook. She loved that her birthday was on New Year’s Eve, and she loved celebrating it with us every year. Growing up she was at every event, and every field trip from Kindergarten through 12th grade, and always made an effort to make sure she was available for us. She loved to see us smile. All of us.
We will continue to smile because we have all of these memories, but we will be lost without her. I believe that I would suffice to say that having her as our Mother was one of the best things in our lives.
“Our lives will go on without you
But nothing is the same,
We have to hide our heartaches
When someone speaks your name.
Sad are the hearts that love you
Silent the tears that fall,
Living our lives without you
Is the hardest part of all.
You did so many things for us
Your heart was kind and true,
And when we needed to talk to someone
We could always count on you.
The special years will not return
When we were all together,
But with the love within our hearts
You will walk with us forever.”
-Author Unknown

Ms. Helen Freeman, 58, the mother of Ms. Armentress Freeman and Bobby Freeman, Jr. passed away peacefully at Riverside Regional Medical Center on Friday, September 27th, 2019.

Please join us in comforting the Freeman Family by uplifting them with your prayers and your financial contribution. Thank everyone for your kindness and generosity.

Bob Dean lived the definition of a firefighter and was a dedicated servant to his fellow man. He just endured a stint in the Intensive Care Unit ending in his untimely death. His family gratefully requests any monetary donations be made to assist with medical expenses and funeral costs. [Passing of a firefighter: May the road rise up to meet you, May the wind always be at your back, May the sun shine warm upon your face, and rains fall soft upon your fields. And until we meet my brothers and sisters, May God hold you in the palm of His hand.]

I lost my mother at age 62. She battled C.O.P.D. for a number of years. She was unable to work the last few years of her life due to multiple health problems. Any donations will go directly to help with funeral expenses and will be greatly appreciated. Spenser

Mary Helen Richardson, 91, of Mt. Carmel, IL went to be with the Lord September 21, 2019. She was born February 13, 1928 in Owensville, IN to the late Ancil Crooks and Marie Guller. Mary graduated from Griffin High School in 1946. She married the love of her life, Ben Richardson, in 1947. Mary was a cook at Fire Side for 10+ years and receptionist at Wabash Area Development for 10+ years. She attended South Gibson Apostolic Church in Owensville.
Mary is preceded in death by her parent; husband Ben Richardson; sister Anna Mae Payne; and son Rick Richardson.
She is survived by her daughter Kathy (Ed) Pritchett; siblings Maxine Sullivan, Brenda (Mark) Stone, and Larry (Shirley) Crooks; grandchildren Clint (Jo) Pritchett, Kyle Pritchett, Jessie Richards, Shauna Schroeder, and Quinn Pritchett; 6 great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
Holder’s Funeral Home is honored and privileged to be entrusted with the care of Mrs. Richardson. Visitation will be held Tuesday, September 24, 2019 at Holders Funeral Home from 10am – 12pm with Funeral at 12p. Interment will follow at Maumee Cemetery.
Memorial donations can be made to Holders Funeral Home, 319 S. Main St. PO Box 518 to help with funeral expenses.

The family wants to set up a scholarship in memory of Nadria Leeann Wright. Any donation given will be used to help a student get into higher education.

Linda Posey (Mom) was a compassionate wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She was diagnosed with dementia a few years ago after her daughter passed away. She volunteered at her church food pantry until the dementia worsened and she could no longer do it. On September 2, 2019 she suffered from a stroke and was transported to Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City, where she suffered from a seizure while there and this caused her brain to bleed. The bleed was the size of a baseball. The pressure from the brain bleed caused her brain to shift. The doctors said that she would never be the same and never function the same because of the dementia would be worse than before. She had one day of clarity where she told the doctor and palliative care nurses she did not want a be on a vent or a feeding tube. At that point she was moved to in-house hospice. Her family never left her side from 9/2/19 to 9/18/19 when she passed away. The family spent many nights by her side to make sure she wasn't alone at the time she passed. Her husband, daughters, son and sister were all with her when she took her last breath at 1:20 am on September 18, 2019. The family appreciates the love and support they have received and thanks everyone in advance for their kind donations.