Grayson Funeral Home

04/16/2026

Juanita Fay (Coulter) Pierce Combs

The family of Juanita Fay (Coulter) Pierce Combs is deeply saddened to announce her passing on April 10, 2026, at the age of 91. She was a resident of Charlestown, Indiana, and retired from Western Auto after 44 years, where she worked alongside her best friend, Wilma Mangels.

Juanita touched the hearts of everyone she met. She was truly a blessing. She loved taking photos and making copies to share, and she never missed sending a card for any occasion. She gave the very best hugs. Juanita enjoyed cooking for her family and was known for her amazing banana pudding. She also loved watching Wheel of Fortune, The Price Is Right, RFD-TV music shows, Larry’s Country Diner and University of Kentucky Wildcats basketball. More than anything, Juanita loved Jesus, her family, and her friends, and their friends, and their families, and everyone she met. She was the definition of love, life, and faith.

Juanita will be lovingly remembered by her brother, Ron (Terry) Coulter, and his son, Billy (Miranda) Florence. Her children: Cecil “Cisco” Pierce and Debra Pierce Rainwater Bonsett. Her grandchildren: Billy Pierce; Kara Rainwater (Brian) Barrett; Jimmy (Scarlett) Pierce; Amanda Pierce; Falen (Jake) Gotler; and Riley (Burgan) Noble. Her great-grandchildren: Dylan (Isabelle) Pierce; Mila (Marcus) Hall; Rayne and Blake Barrett; Cooper, Gleason, and Maverick Mikesell; Laryssa and Jensen Nickell; Dillon and Olive Gotler; and Oakley and Jensen Noble. Great-great-grandchild: Vash Hall. Her stepchildren: Carolyn (Ed) Weddle; Dovie (Mike) Stidham; Jannie Stidham; and Lisa Stollings, along with several step-grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren, all of whom she loved very much.

Juanita was preceded in death by her husband, Omer C. Combs; stepson, Olan Combs; siblings, Charles Coulter, Norma Jean Johnson, and Barbara Miller; and her granddaughter, Jennifer Pierce.

Juanita attended North Charlestown Church of God. She also enjoyed watching Charles Stanley on TV and services from Ephesus Baptist Church online on Sundays when she was unable to attend in person.

Visitation will be held at Grayson Funeral Home, 893 High Street, Charlestown, on Sunday, April 19, from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., and again on Monday from 9:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. A Celebration of Juanita’s Life will begin at 11:00 a.m., followed by burial in Charlestown Cemetery.

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04/15/2026

Eric Douglas Fitzgerald

Eric Douglas Fitzgerald, a man whose vibrant spirit touched many lives, passed away peacefully on April 15, 2026, in Louisville, Kentucky. Born on September 13, 1985, in Louisville, Eric’s life was marked by fearless adventure, a deep love for family, and an enduring dedication to helping others.

A graduate of Charlestown High School in 2004, Eric was both a talented artist at heart and a skilled craftsman, able to fix anything and passionate about working on cars and trucks. He found great joy in driving anything with wheels, always embracing the freedom and excitement that came with it. His adventurous nature was balanced by an extraordinary warmth; he was loyal, kind, and possessed a big heart, always going out of his way to support friends and family alike. Eric had a wonderful sense of humor and a storytelling gift that made family gatherings full of laughter, where he was often the center of attention with the best stories and unforgettable memories.

Eric’s love for the outdoors was matched only by his compassion for animals of every kind. Known for bringing rescue animals into his home, he demonstrated a lifelong commitment to their care and welfare. Above all, Eric was a devoted family man who took immense pride in his greatest accomplishment: his beloved daughter, Araiya Fitzgerald. He often spoke with pride and joy about her, cherishing every moment spent with his family.

He is deeply mourned by his daughter Araiya Fitzgerald; his mother, Angela Noonan; his father, Michael Fitzgerald; and his sister, Jeanette Fountain. He will also be lovingly remembered by his grandmother, Irma McCutcheon; his nieces and nephews, Harmony Fountain, Drake Fountain, and Darren Fountain; and a circle of extended family including aunts and uncles Alisa McCutcheon, Mark McCutcheon, Malissa Richart and her husband Chris, Rikki Fitzgerald, Lisa Kendrick and her husband Bob, Teresa Aguirre and her husband Ismael, Tammy Griffin and her husband Donnie, Bobby Fitzgerald, and Janet Greenleaf and her husband David. Eric’s life was enriched by numerous relatives and cherished friends who will hold his memory close.

Eric is preceded in death by his grandfathers Leroy McCutcheon and Junior Blakely, and his grandmother Ruth Blakely, whose legacy lives on through the family he so dearly loved.

Visitation will be held at the Grayson Funeral Home, located at 893 High Street, Charlestown, Indiana 47111, on Friday, April 24, 2026, from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM, and again on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. A Celebration of Life service will follow at the same location on April 25 at 2:00 PM, with burial taking place at Charlestown Cemetery, 522 Madison Street, Charlestown, Indiana 47111.

Eric Douglas Fitzgerald’s legacy of fearlessness, kindness, and humor will continue to inspire all who knew him. He lived life to the fullest and touched countless hearts with his generosity and laughter. His memory will forever remain a source of comfort and joy for his family and friends.

Memories of Eric and messages of support for the family can be shared at www.GraysonFuneralHome.com.

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04/15/2026

Some loved ones may be gone from our sight, but never from our hearts. Their memory continues to bloom in the quiet moments, the shared stories, and the love that never fades. 🌷🌻

04/13/2026

Loretta B. Singer

Loretta B. Singer, a cherished mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, passed away on April 10, 2026, in Jeffersonville, Indiana. Born on December 31, 1946, in Charlestown, Indiana, at home, she lived a life marked by dedication, love, and hard work, leaving a lasting impression on all who knew her.

Throughout her life, Loretta was known for her loving nature and her strong commitment to her family. A hard worker with a passion for cooking, she found joy in preparing meals for her loved ones and created a warm and welcoming atmosphere wherever she went. Beyond the kitchen, she spent her time reading her Bible, spending quality moments with her family, and engaging in the lively game of Bunco, activities that reflected her spirited and caring personality.

One of Loretta’s proudest accomplishments was watching her family grow and witnessing their many significant achievements. Her devotion to her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren was a cornerstone of her life. She leaves behind her beloved sons, Joey Amick, Jerry Amick, Darin Amick (and his wife Michelle), and David Amick. Her extended family includes her brothers, Lonnie Freels and Donald Freels, and Norman Amick, who was the father of her children.

Loretta’s grandchildren, Courtney (Corey) Snider, Deven Amick, Marcus Amick, Sydney Amick, Brittney Amick, Kylie Amick, Jace Amick, and Jenna Amick, alongside her great-grandchildren Everleigh Snider, Paislee Snider, Bentlee Tarter, Aribella Tarter, and River Snider, all carry forward her legacy of love and family unity.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Carl Freels and Mary Freels, and her brother, Floyd Freels. Their memory remains cherished by all who survive her.

A graveside service to honor Loretta’s life will be held on April 15, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Hibernia Cemetery, located at 5818 Blue Ridge Road, Charlestown, Indiana. This solemn occasion will offer family and friends the opportunity to pay their final respects and celebrate the remarkable life of a woman devoted to her family and her faith.

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04/10/2026

Ellen M. Johnson

Ellen M. Campbell Johnson, a devoted homemaker and beloved member of her community, passed away peacefully on April 9, 2026, in Indianapolis, IN. Born on February 16, 1957, in Baltimore, MD, Ellen lived a life marked by warmth, kindness, and a deep commitment to her family and loved ones.

Ellen was a woman of remarkable character and spirit. Known for her very caring nature, she possessed an open mind and a great sense of humor that lifted the spirits of those around her. Her wit and approachability made her a cherished confidante and friend to many. Ellen’s keen judgment of character and her ability to make others laugh were qualities that defined her personality and endeared her to everyone she met.

Throughout her life, Ellen took immense pride in her role as a homemaker, finding joy and fulfillment in creating a nurturing environment for her family. Her proudest accomplishments were her children, Michael Campbell and Anna Johnson, and she was also a loving stepmother to Donna Watson. Her affection extended to her grandson, Marcelino "Augustine" Sanchez, as well as numerous nieces, nephews, and neighborhood children who considered her a maternal figure. Ellen was also survived by her brother, Patrick Campbell, she treated each of them with the same love and care she bestowed upon her own family.

Family gatherings and holidays were especially precious moments for Ellen, as she cherished the time spent with loved ones. She had a special talent for making everyone feel included and valued, fostering a strong sense of belonging that left lasting memories for all.

Beyond her devotion to family, Ellen’s love for animals—particularly dogs and cats—was a significant part of her life. Her faithful dog, Buddy, was a constant companion and a source of comfort and joy. Ellen’s hobbies reflected her creative and thoughtful nature; she enjoyed solving crossword puzzles and handcrafting beautiful crocheted blankets, hats, and gloves, each stitch a testament to her patience and care.

Ellen was born to Melvin and Mary Campbell of Winter Springs, FL, and she is mourned following the loss of her parents and her brothers, John Campbell and Brian Campbell, all of Winter Springs. Her passing marks the end of a life well-lived, surrounded by family who loved her dearly, sharing their final moments with her as she went peacefully.

Her legacy of love, humor, and open-heartedness will continue to inspire all who were fortunate enough to know her. Ellen M. Johnson leaves behind a community immeasurably enriched by her presence, her memory cherished by those who loved her most deeply.

Services are pending.

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04/10/2026

Yesterday, we had the opportunity to be part of an impactful event at New Washington High School aimed at discouraging driving under the influence as prom approaches. While the message was created with students in mind, it serves as an important reminder for all of us to make safe choices behind the wheel.

Funeral Director, Danny Allen and Funeral Director in Charge, Joe Bille were proud to represent Grayson Funeral Home, alongside several dedicated community partners including the New Washington Volunteer Fire Department, Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Cherry Creek Towing, Air Methods helicopter team, Clark County 911, Clark County EMA and the New Washington High School Drama Club.

A special thank you to Officer Rex Herald, the school’s resource officer, for organizing such a meaningful and educational event for the students and community.

We’re grateful to be part of a community that comes together to promote safety, awareness, and care for one another.

04/09/2026

David Allen Doss, Sr.

David Allen Doss, Sr., a steadfast presence in Charlestown, Indiana, was born on May 27, 1956, and passed away peacefully in his home on April 8, 2026. His life journey, marked by dedication and quiet strength, leaves a legacy cherished deeply by those who knew him.

A proud graduate of Silver Creek High School, David's work ethic was evident early on and carried through to a distinguished career at Pepsi Cola. Beginning in 1978, he served with diligence as both a forklift driver and truck driver until his retirement in 2023. His long tenure with the company reflected not only his commitment but also the respect he earned from colleagues throughout those years.

David found joy in simpler, heartfelt pleasures—target practicing and sharing dinners with his family were among his favorite pastimes. These moments, rich with laughter and connection, spoke volumes about the man he was: devoted, patient, and deeply loving.

Above all else, David’s proudest accomplishments were his boys and grandkids. He was a dedicated father and grandfather whose love and guidance shaped the lives of many. He is survived by his son, David Doss Jr., and daughter-in-law, Susan. His grandchildren, Brandon Doss and his wife Sophie, Breanna Mattingly and her husband Jonathan, great-grandchildren Remi and Riley Doss, and his friend Brad Barrow, along with his many other friends he left behind in his neighborhood.

David also leaves behind his devoted sister Karen Messer and brother Bobby Doss, along with several nieces and nephews who remember him with fondness and respect. He was preceded in death by his beloved son, Daniel Doss, his mother Merlin Doss, his father Carl Doss, brother Wayne Doss, his niece Tiffany Doss and sister Patty Biggs.

In honoring David Allen Doss, Sr., we remember a man whose life was a testament to hard work, family bonds, and quiet endurance. His memory will forever remain a guiding light and a source of strength for all fortunate enough to have shared in his journey.

Service times are pending and will be announced at a later date. Memories of David and messages of support for the family can be shared at www.GraysonFuneralHome.com.

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04/06/2026

Sandra "Sandy" Marie Smiddy

Sandra "Sandy" Marie Smiddy, a beloved tax accountant and enrolled agent for the IRS, passed away peacefully on April 3, 2026, in Louisville, Kentucky. Born on August 20, 1953, Sandy’s life was marked by unwavering dedication to her family, career, and community. She will forever be remembered for her incredible kindness, loyalty, and honesty.

Sandy’s educational journey was a testament to her determination and resilience. A proud graduate of Assumption High School, she furthered her studies at the University of Louisville, balancing the demands of raising a child and making a home for her family while attending school at night. This accomplishment stood as one of her proudest milestones, reflecting the depth of her commitment and work ethic.

Throughout her career as a tax accountant and enrolled agent for the IRS, Sandy not only excelled professionally but also took immense pride in her work. Her integrity and dedication were evident in every aspect of her role. Yet, it was her role as a mother and wife that shone most brightly in her life. Described by those who knew her as an incredible mother and wife, she was fiercely devoted, always placing the needs and happiness of her loved ones at the forefront.

Sandy was known for her gentle spirit; she never had a bad word to say about anyone and was regarded as one of the kindest and most charitable people. Her heart was full of love for her family and friends, and her warmth touched everyone she met. Among her cherished interests were making homemade gifts, nurturing her garden with zinnias planted each summer, and delighting in the simple beauty of yellow butterflies. She found joy in the sunshine and the tranquility of lakes, places where she felt most at peace.

Her legacy of generosity continued even in passing through her decision to be an organ and tissue donor, giving life to others in her final act of kindness.

Sandy leaves behind a loving family who will treasure her memory dearly. She is survived by her devoted husband, Wayne J. Smiddy; her daughter, Jennifer P. Morgan; her sister, Christine Motsch (Pat Morgan); her brother, William Motsch (Shawna); her step-granddaughter, Rebecca Smiddy Hiner; and her stepmother, Diana Motsch. These cherished family members carry forward her spirit and the profound impact she had on their lives.

She was preceded in death by her mother, Mary Jane Motsch; her father, William A. Motsch Sr.; her sister, Cynthia Motsch Bragg; and her stepson, Michael Wayne Smiddy.

Sandra "Sandy" Marie Smiddy’s life was one marked by love, perseverance, and kindness. She will be forever missed by her loved ones and remembered by all who had the privilege to know her.

Visitation to honor her life will be held on Saturday, April 18, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM at Grayson Funeral Home, 206 East Main Street, New Washington, Indiana 47162.

In celebrating Sandy’s life, we remember a woman who touched many hearts, a devoted mother, wife, sister and friend. A remarkable individual whose enduring legacy lives on in the love she gave so freely.

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04/06/2026

Roy Dale Meredith

On Thursday April 2, 2026, Roy Dale Meredith, 84 passed away at U of L Trauma Center after suffering a fall in his home. Roy was born on July 1, 1941, in Louisville, KY to Russell and Katherine Meredith. Roy graduated from DuPont Manual High School in Louisville, KY on Tuesday, June 9, 1959.

He joined the Navy at 17 years old and served from 1959-1962 on the USS Rankin and the USS Francis Marion ships. He worked on the payroll in the ship's Disbursing Office. His ship, the USS Francis Marion, was one of the ships that was on standby in Cuba during the Cuban Missile Crisis. He served for three years in the U.S. Navy, and his ship was based out of Norfolk, VA. After his service was fulfilled, he went to work for the L&N Railroad, which later became CSX. He worked in Louisville, KY at the L&N building and Osborn Yards, at CSX Jacksonville, FL, and at Watson Yards in Indiana. He also worked for CSX in Brandenburg, KY and Bowling Green, KY. He retired from CSX in February of 2002.

He married Marjorie Elaine Lyon, Louisville, KY, on May 8, 1964 at St. Alban's Church, Louisville, KY. He and Marjorie were married almost 62 years. They had three children: Melody, Frank, and Kevin. They lived in Louisville, KY after they were married for over 12 years and then moved their family to Charlestown, IN in 1976.

Roy was preceded in death by Russell and Katherine Meredith (parents), David Meredith (brother), Shirley Meredith (sister-in-law), Ruth and Claud Lyon (mother and father-in-law), Frank E Lyon (brother-in-law), John Peterworth (brother-in-law), and Kevin Roy Meredith (son).

Roy was a loving husband, brother, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. He is survived by Marjorie, his loving wife of 62 years, his sister, Doris Bowen (Danny), his sister, Linda Morrow (Jerry), his sister, Martha Smith (Chris), and his daughter-in-law Michelle Meredith. He is also survived by his son, Frank Elliot Meredith and his daughter, Melody Ruth Flowers (William), and his sister-in-law Marlene E Lyon. He is survived by grandchildren Angela Meredith, Becky Jackson (Tim), Johnny Lyon (Efren), Robert Roy Flowers (Audrey), Alex Meredith (Jessica), Taylor Meredith, Lea Meredith, Peyton Meredith, and Cammie Marcum (Aaron). His great-grandchildren are Ethan Ray Bridgewater, Raelynn Meredith, Emma Jackson, Lexi Jackson, Eli Elliot Jackson, Wesson Meredith, Remmington Meredith, Jackson Marcum, and Emma Nevaeh Marcum, and numerous nieces and nephews. In his day, he was an avid fisherman, and he always enjoyed swimming, picnics, and taking day trips to different towns. He enjoyed coin collecting and working crossword puzzles, which he was quite good at. He enjoyed going to flea markets and spending time with his family. He was also in bowling leagues in Louisville, KY, and he was quite a good bowler and received many trophies. Roy enjoyed watching Hee Haw, Larry's Diner, and Gaither Gospel Hour on TV, and he loved country music. He will be sorely missed by all.

Roy and Margie attended the Community Presbyterian Church, 1370 Monroe Street, Charlestown, Indiana 47111. Memorial contributions can be made to the church.

A memorial service will be held on Friday, April 17, 2026, at the Community Presbyterian Church in Charlestown, Indiana. Roy's family will receive visitors from 9:00 -11:30 am with the service to follow. A private burial will take place in Louisville Memorial Gardens West.

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04/03/2026

Funeral Director in Charge, Joe Bille, recently presented a check to House of Refuge Ministries in Lexington, Indiana. This incredible organization serves individuals and families in need throughout the community, offering vital support and resources. One of their impactful programs includes a weekly meeting that provides encouragement and guidance for those battling addiction. We are honored to support their mission and the meaningful difference they are making in the lives of others.

04/01/2026

Lawrence Curtis Lyons

Lawrence Curtis Lyons, a dedicated husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and respected member of the Charlestown community, passed away on March 30, 2026, in Charlestown, Indiana. Born on November 21, 1929, in Apalona, Indiana, Mr. Lyons lived a life marked by hard work, generosity, and an unwavering commitment to family and community.

Lawrence was known for his industrious nature and his willingness to give not just his love, but also his time and extensive knowledge. He owned and operated his own auto body repair shop, where he distinguished himself through excellence and mentorship, guiding several future repairmen in their careers. His generous spirit extended beyond his business; Lawrence, along with his sons, brother-in-law Maefiel James, and his sons, Steve and Dan James, completed a remarkable total of seven houses—2 of which were Lawrence's own, a testament to his dedication and skill.

A man of strong character and principle, Lawrence served in the Army with honor. He was stationed in Germany during World War II and later served during the Korean War. His military service was a fundamental part of his life and reflected his commitment to the greater good.

Lawrence’s interests reflected his love of life and community. He enjoyed working in his garden, camping in Brown County and Little Nashville, and traveling to places like Branson, Missouri, and Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. His passion for preservation and history was evident in his restoration of the old church bell from the Morrow Street church, which is now located at the back of St. Michael Church. He also played a significant role in placing the rock with the plaque naming St. Michael Cemetery. These contributions have left a lasting mark on his local community.

Among his proudest accomplishments was being chosen to carry the Indiana Bicentennial State Torch through Charlestown in 2016 at the remarkable age of 86. He was also honored with the St. John Bosco Award, served as the president of the Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) at St. Michael, coached Little League while his children played, and was a steadfast supporter of his grand and great-grandchildren's youth sports activities.

Lawrence was preceded in death by his parents, Arthur and Iva Jane Lyons; his brothers Eugene, John, Russell, Arnold, and David Lyons; and his sisters Gladys James, Marjorie Betz, Edith Neyenhaus, and Dorothy Lyons. He also endured the sorrowful loss of his granddaughter, Amanda Stahl.

He is survived by his loving wife of 74 years, Rovilla A. Lyons, who stood by his side throughout a lifetime of shared memories and love. Lawrence’s devoted children include Joanie (Robin) Roberts, Becky (Larry) Stahl, Jerry (Debbie) Lyons, Darrell (Margaret) Lyons, and Doug (Tami) Lyons. His legacy continues through his grandchildren: Katherine, Chris (Anne), Ben (Abby), Christie (Adam), Sarah (Shawn), Mary, Aimee (Adam), Matt (Kayla), Tyler (Anna), and Brandon (Hayley). He was also a proud great-grandfather to Aubrey, Caroline, Bella, John, Garrett, Kimber, Drew, Reese, Remie, Jason, Sawyer, Walker, Hudson, and Lincoln.

Visitation will be held on Monday, April 6, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Grayson Funeral Home in Charlestown, Indiana, and again on Tuesday from 9:00 AM until 10:30 AM also at the funeral home. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, at 11:00 AM at St. Michael Catholic Church, where he was a longstanding and active parishioner. Burial will follow at St. Michael Cemetery in Charlestown.

Expressions of love and sympathy may take the form of donations to St. Michael Church or Hosparus of Southern Indiana.

Lawrence Curtis Lyons’ life was one of generous giving, steadfast dedication, and quiet strength. His impact is felt deeply by all who knew him, and his memory will be cherished by the many whose lives he touched so profoundly.

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03/31/2026

Henry Newton DeWeese II

Henry Newton DeWeese II, better known as Hank, age 61, of Charlestown, Indiana, passed away surrounded by his loved ones on March 29, 2026.

Hank was the first child of Henry Newton DeWeese Sr. and Mary Grace DeWeese (Palmer), born on May 29, 1964, in Indianapolis, Indiana, at 11:29 p.m. He spoke fondly of childhood visits with his grandparents, along with his many cousins, aunts, and uncles. His most treasured memories were from early life in Texas with his siblings Jimmy, Johnny, and Judy, along with many friends, and from his time in ROTC and track, where he holds a record in the 800-meter dash.

His adult years were spent working as a diesel mechanic alongside his parents, Henry and Grace, and his siblings Jimmy, Johnny, Judy, Clinton, and Amanda. He enjoyed working on cars with his father, Henry, and his brothers. He met the love of his life, Rosie, in Indianapolis, Indiana, in June of 1985, and they were married on June 18, 1989. Together they had four children whom he cherished dearly: Brandon, Kevin, Angela, and Aaron.

Hank enjoyed working on classic cars, hunting, and fishing. He especially loved spending time with his sons and his nephew, Matthew. Later in life, he enjoyed time with family and friends and was blessed with two nieces, ten nephews, and many honorary children along the way. His favorite part of life was watching his granddaughter, Jupiter, grow up.

Hank was preceded in death by his father, Henry DeWeese Sr.; his father-in-law, David Duff; his maternal grandparents, Arthur S. Palmer Sr. and Mabel Palmer; his paternal grandparents, William DeWeese and Mary F. DeWeese; his uncle, Arthur Palmer; and many other close family members and friends.

He leaves behind his beloved wife, Rosie Bell DeWeese; his mother, Mary Grace DeWeese; his children, Brandon DeWeese, Kevin DeWeese, Angela Holland (Zack), Aaron DeWeese, and Matthew DeWeese (Heather); his siblings, Jimmy DeWeese (Linda), Johnny DeWeese (Tammy), Judy DeWeese, Clinton Palmer (Bobbie), and Amanda Holcomb; and his granddaughters, Jupiter Holland and Blossom Holcomb. He is also survived by his nieces and nephews: John (Brittni), Chris, Jacob (Samantha), Cory, Shalyn, Kyle, Jesse, Maxwell, Layla, Morgan, Paula, and Wesley; and his great-nieces and great-nephews: Novella, Kayden, Violet, Emily, William, Charlotte, Jackson, Chandler, Maddie, Brantlee, and Charlotte.

Visitation will be on Friday, April 3, 2026, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Grayson Funeral Home, 893 High Street, Charlestown, IN. Cremation will follow and his ashes will be spread at a later date.

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