Local Obituaries for Families in Indianapolis and surrounding areas.
Sarah C. Brown
Nov 29, 2025
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Sarah graced this world on November 26, 1941. She was born in Mt. Pleasant, TN to Dave Lane, Sr. and Pearline Napier Lane who are both deceased. Growing up as the baby of seven, she had the opportunity to experience first-hand, the unconditional love of her parents and siblings.
Sarah was educated in the Mt. Pleasant...
LaTrena E. Anthony
Nov 27, 2025
LaTrena Elaine Anthony, daughter of the late Maurice Fisher and Sandra Anthony, was born on September 8, 1972, in Indianapolis, Indiana. From the moment she arrived, she brought light, love, and joy to everyone around her.
She graduated from Northwest High School and was a member of Temple of Believers under the leadership of Bishop James Humbert. At one point in...
Victor Evel Ransom
Nov 25, 2025
Victor Evel Ransom was born to James R. Ransom Jr. and Sue E. Ransom in Indianapolis, Indiana on October 12, 1956.
Victor was educated in the Indianapolis public school systems, attending school 66 and Shortridge.
Victor enjoyed fishing, motorcycles and pitbulls especially his beloved dog Indo. Victor was known to live life on his terms and was one you could always call...
Martha Louise Haynes
Nov 21, 2025
Martha Louise Haynes was born on June 18, 1927, to Earl and Julia Hopson. The family lived on the east side of Indianapolis, Indiana, in a home at 16th and Columbia Avenue. At the age of five, Martha began her education at Indianapolis Public School No. 40. She later graduated from Crispus Attucks High School, where she proudly participated in...
Deacon Alex E. Hoskins
Nov 16, 2025
Alex “El-Dog” Hoskins was born March 10, 1944 in Indianola, Mississippi to Henry Hoskins, Sr., and Mary Dillards Hoskins. He later moved to Indianapolis, Indiana.
Ellis, as he was affectionately called, received his education at Harry E. Wood Elementary and George Washington High School. He loved bowling, fishing, and doing James Brown impersonations in his younger days. You could often hear...
