Through the many hardships he faced, Bill Ingle's faith remained steadfast. From the time he was born, Poppy spent the rest of his life proving he could overcome challenges and hardships. Quadruple by-pass surgery, the loss of his right leg due to poor circulation and diabetes...he did not qualify for life insurance. Poppy would do anything for anybody. He had a heart of gold. Poppy always had a smile on his face, too, even if it was just on the outside. As a final gift to others, Poppy was a tissue donor through the Indiana Donate Life Network. His donation will enhance the lives of up to 50 people. Now we can join together and help his family give him a dignified farewell. 100% of your donation goes directly to his account at Fisher Funeral Chapel - who absorbs any fees associated with credit card processing. No amount is too small. This family has been through so much much in a short time - let's lift them up with our prayers and our gifts from the heart.

Our charismatic and beautiful son, grandson, nephew, brother, and uncle, Derrek Tousignant, died Saturday morning -the victim of a long-term drug addiction that wreaked havoc on his body. We loved Derrek with all of our hearts, but we know that was not enough to shield him from the world. We write this with the hope that it may provide an insight to those who might see themselves headed down the same path as Derrek. We beg you to seek help. Who knows? Derrek’s death might just save someone’s life.
The worry that we have felt watching Derrek struggle, has been replaced by a deep feeling of loss that now exists knowing we will never see his smiling face again. The picture you see here shows he reserved his best smile for his nephews who he loved so very much.
To all young people battling this demon called addiction, this plea is a simple reminder that there are people who love you with everything they have and no matter what you do - don't be too afraid/ashamed/scared, too anything, to ask for help. To all parents, pay attention to your children and the world that revolves around them - even when the surface is calm, the water may be turbulent just beneath.
Derrek’s struggles have ended. He is finally at peace. We will miss him more than words can say. Many have asked, “How can I help?” The immediate need would be financial gifts to help us with his final expenses. Fisher Funeral Chapel will waive any of the fees associated with the online credit card donation so 100% of your donation goes directly to his account at the funeral home. You may also make donations at their office at 1801 Chase Road. We are keeping things modest as he would have wanted. No gift is too small. Every little bit will help. Any funds over our goal will be used to pay for a cemetery lot and to buy a monument to mark his grave. Even if you can’t donate, please share this as the message is more important than the crowdfunding.
One final thought, never take anyone or anything for granted for we never know what tomorrow will bring. Tell the ones closest to your heart that you love them. Thank you and God Bless!
His obituary can be found online at https://www.fisherfuneralchapel.com/obituaries/Derrek-Tousignant?obId=18388577#/obituaryInfo

Father, Brother, grandfather, friend, musician

She was very artistic she loved her kids he had three boys oldest Stevie middle Michael youngest Chucky she loved to draw she crocheted Indian blankets she was good at making holiday candies with mom she also was good at cutting hair when she was younger she loved music she loved dancing

Gone too soon - Please consider helping this young family: https://schlientzandmoore.com/book-of-memories/4332085/Knight-Damon/index.php

Many have asked how they could help Toby's family. Right now they are trying to raise money for a funeral. Please consider a financial contribution to assist during this difficult time.

Tragically lost and so young. Please help this young family and father:
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Zachary Taylor Wilhelm “Zach”, age 25, of Dayton, Ohio passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, September 10, 2020.

Zachary was born on Sunday, November 27, 1994 in Dayton, Ohio. He was a 2013 graduate of Fairborn High School. Zachary was very passionate about cooking. He also enjoyed playing pool, and spending time with his family and those dear to him.

Zachary was preceded in death by his beloved grandfather, Steven Earl Wilhelm, on June 25, 2006. He is survived by his wife Breanna Wilhelm (Grycza) and their daughter, Nevaeh, his daughter, Lydia, and her mother Brittany Turner, his unborn child and his/her mother Brittany Pendleton. Zachary is also survived by his mother and stepfather, Benjamin and Dawn (Wilhelm) Thomas and his sister Madison Rinne, his father Christopher Siwecki and his siblings, Christopher, Angelo, Solana, and Maximus Siwecki, his grandmother Vivian Wilhelm, grandparents John and Betty Siwecki, and Michael and Jacie Rinne, and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.

Upon the request of the family, a private Memorial Service will be held.

Joanna Licerio passed on 9/9/2020. Her family is currently asking for donations to help defray funeral expenses. anything will greatly be appreciated.

Rodney Lacy Passed away unexpectedly on 9/3/2020. He finished school at Stroman High School in Victoria, TX in 2000, He also played football in his younger years. Rodney was quiet till you got to know him. He was a great person. He always had a smile on his face no matter what the situation was. Rodney would get along with everyone even when he was upset. He would make the best of any situation. He had two boys that he loved Dearly. Rodney had a big heart and was greatly loved by all who knew him. He will be forever missed. If you feel in your heart to donate it would be will be greatly appreciated. His family and friends are currently putting together a benefit to raise money for his funeral expenses anything will help. From the bottom of their hearts thank you and God bless.