Local Obituaries for Families in Indianapolis and surrounding areas.
Lillian L Southern
Sep 26, 2020
Lillian was born on November 2, 1927 to the union of Georgia A. and Herman S. Brown Sr. Georgia attended IPS Elementary School, Crispus Attucks High School and Indiana State College. Lillian retired from Indiana Bell now AT&T, came out of retirement and worked part-time as a Before & After Day Care Assistant with her best friend Jean Thomas.
Throughout...
Gail P Howard
Sep 17, 2020
Mrs. Gail Patricia Howard was born to Alene W. Harvey Bates and Ellis Paul Allen Jr. in Indianapolis, Indiana on December 20, 1951. She was called home on Thursday, September 17, 2020 at the age of sixty-eight years, 8 months and seventeen days.
Mrs. Gail Patricia Howard was educated in the Indianapolis Public School System and graduated from Shortridge...
Marva "Jean" Carpenter
Sep 12, 2020
Marva graduated from North Division High School in 1965. She then went on to attend the University of Wisconsin, where she received her certification in child development. Marva worked in Head Start – Milwaukee serving children with special needs. She then went on the work at Holy Trinity, The Children’s Bureau, and IPS in Indianapolis until her retirement. Marva always...
Edward Daniel Killebrew
Sep 7, 2020
Edward Daniel Killebrew was born in Indianapolis, IN on April 5, 1935 to James Edward Killebrew and Mary Bell Moody Killebrew.
Edward accepted Christ at an early age. He attended Indianapolis Public School #26 and #37 and later went on to attend Arsenal Technical High School.
Edward had his own construction business for many years. He was a...
Jeffrey Lamont Green
Sep 6, 2020
***FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE PRIVATE FOR FAMILY ONLY***
Jeffrey Lamont Green was born June 21, 1966 in Indianapolis, Indiana. At an early age, through attending Sunday School, Jeffrey professed his faith in Christ and joined Good Samaritan Missionary Baptist Church.
Jeffrey was a huge sports fanatic. He started organized sports at age 7. He played little league football through...