Grayson Funeral Home

10/31/2025

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10/29/2025

Edward 'Ed' Carney

Edward "Ed Carney, born on September 11, 1938, in Pennsylvania, passed away on October 26, 2025, in Charlestown. He lived a life that was filled with warmth, love, and the fulfillment of his many interests.

Ed was a devoted husband to his wife, Pam Carney, with whom he shared 25 wonderful years of marriage. Together, they built a life that many admired, filled with laughter, companionship, and mutual respect. As a father, Ed took great pride in his role, raising his sons Rick Basil, Jack Basil, and Raoul Trudell. His love for his family was evident in all he did, always putting their needs above his own and being a constant source of support and encouragement.

Ed also cherished his sisters, Charlotte and Diane, whose bonds held a special place in his heart. He was a proud member of the Carney family, extending his affection to all those who were fortunate enough to know him.

In his leisure time, Ed found joy in boating and riding motorcycles, activities that allowed him to enjoy the great outdoors and appreciate nature’s beauty. He was a dedicated fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers, passionately supporting his team through every season. Ed also had a fondness for watching television, particularly westerns, and derived comfort from spending time at home, surrounded by those he loved.

Ed's legacy is defined by his unwavering love for family, his enthusiasm for life, and his generous spirit. He will be dearly missed by all who knew him, leaving behind cherished memories that will live on in the hearts of his loved ones.

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10/26/2025

Terry Newton

Terry Newton, a dedicated educator and cherished member of his community, passed away on October 24, 2025, in Sellersburg, Indiana. Born on August 9, 1937, in Springfield, Kentucky, Terry devoted his life to the pursuit of knowledge and the betterment of the lives of countless students as a retired teacher and principal at Pleasant Ridge and Jonathan Jennings Elementary Schools within the Greater Clark County School System.

Terry’s impactful career in education was marked by his passion for nurturing young minds and fostering a love for learning. As he shaped the educational journey of many children, he instilled in them values that extended beyond the classroom walls. His commitment to education remained unwavering throughout his career, earning him the respect and admiration of colleagues, students, and parents alike. He was a proud member of First Baptist Church in Charlestown.

Outside the classroom, Terry was known for his zest for life and appreciation for simple pleasures. He enjoyed vacationing in the Smoky Mountains, where he found solace and joy amidst nature. On weekends, he could be found supporting his beloved University of Kentucky Wildcats. In the comfort of his own home, Terry liked to watch a good golf tournament or in the evening he would catch the lates episodes of "Dancing with the Stars," or the "Voice" while occasionally treating himself to a slice of his favorite peanut butter pie.

Terry's legacy lives on through his family. He is survived by his son, Rick Newton, and his wife, Susan; daughter, Michele Newton; brother, Barry N. Newton; sister, Linda Newby; grandchildren, Daniel Newton and Rebecca McKee; and his great-grandchildren, June Newton, Jackson Newton, and Grace McKee. Terry was preceded in death by his loving wife, Ethel Mae Singleton Newton, who passed away in January of this year, as well as his parents, Joseph Franklin and Frances Mattingly Newton.

A visitation will be held on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Grayson Funeral Home in Charlestown, Indiana. This will be followed by a funeral service on the same day at 7:00 PM, also at Grayson Funeral Home. Terry Newton will be remembered not only for his contributions to education but also for the warmth and kindness he shared with all those whose lives he touched.

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10/23/2025

David William Hayes, Sr.

David William Hayes, Sr., a cherished member of the Charlestown community, passed away on October 22, 2025, in Charlestown, Indiana, surrounded by his loved ones. Born on October 15, 1956, in Louisville, Kentucky, David lived a life full of dedication, compassion, and a deep commitment to service.

A proud 1976 graduate of Charlestown High School, David's career spanned many years as a blaster until 1998. His legacy in the community is deeply rooted in his role as a lifetime member of the Charlestown Fire Department, where he served with honor as assistant chief and treasurer. David was not just a firefighter; he embodied the spirit of service, dedicating countless hours to collecting for the Crusade for Children, often foregoing his own passion for hunting to ensure that local children were supported and cared for.

David had a love for the outdoors, cherished moments spent hunting and fishing, and was an avid fan of NASCAR and IU basketball. He particularly enjoyed the camaraderie at deer camp with his children and hunting buddy, Skip Katzman, relishing the joys of nature while checking his trail cam and sharing laughter with friends and family.

David took great pride in his accomplishments, from becoming a firefighter to raising more funds for the Crusade for Children each year than the last. His commitment to making a difference in the lives of those around him was evident in all his endeavors.

He is survived by his sons, David Hayes Jr. (Lindsey) and Chris Hayes (Danielle), along with his beloved grandchildren: Niki Jernigan (Tyler), William Hayes, Rebeca Hayes, Lela Hayes, Emma Hayes, Corbyn Lowery, and Adair Hayes. Additionally, he leaves behind his great-grandchildren: Titus Jernigan, Niklaus Jernigan, and Ellie Purvis. David is also survived by his sister, Rebecca Carpenter; Nancy Hayes; Shina Masingo (Larry Wendler); several nieces and nephews; two aunts, Betty and Alma; his girlfriend, Ruth Miller; his faithful companion, his cat Thomas; and hunting buddy, Skip Katzman.

David is preceded in death by his wife, Mary Hayes; his parents, Adair and Shirley Hayes; and stepfather, Herb Gregory “Cap.” He was also preceded by his deer hunting buddy, Larry Leonard.

Family and friends are invited to celebrate David’s life during visitation on Monday, October 27, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM, and again on October 28, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM at Grayson Funeral Home, 893 High Street, Charlestown, IN 47111. A celebration of his life will be held on October 28, 2025, at the funeral home at 11:00 AM, followed by burial at Charlestown Cemetery.

David William Hayes, Sr. will be remembered for his unwavering spirit, his compassion, and his dedication to both his family and community. Memories of David and messages of support for the family can be shared at www.GraysonFuneralHome.com.

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10/23/2025

Elmer "Kim" McKim

Elmer "Kim" McKim, beloved husband, father, and friend, passed away peacefully at his residence on October 22, 2025, surrounded by the loving presence of his family. Born on April 29, 1947, Kim was a proud graduate of Kofa High School in Yuma, Arizona, and furthered his education at Purdue University.

Kim dedicated 30 years of his working life to Colgate Palmolive, retiring in 1996. He embodied the values of commitment and perseverance, which he carried into all aspects of his life, including his cherished role as a father and husband. He married Elaine, his devoted wife of 38 years, with whom he shared countless joyful moments and created a legacy of love and support.

A wonderful storyteller, Kim's tales often began with the phrase "to make a long story short," inviting laughter and connection with everyone who had the pleasure of hearing them. He was an outdoorsman at heart; his passion for fishing and hunting was matched only by his love for spending quality time at their cabin, where he made lasting memories with his son, Travis, and daughter, Stephanie.

In addition to being a storyteller and outdoorsman, Kim was an enthusiastic supporter of IU Basketball, sharing lively game days filled with excitement with family and friends. He instilled a sense of adventure in his children, often waking them up in the mornings with the cheerful Kellog's song, setting a warm and joyful tone for the day ahead, until they made him late to work.

Kim proudly served his country in the United States Army during the Vietnam War, exemplifying a deep sense of duty and patriotism. His life was marked not only by his achievements but also by the pride he felt in his children’s accomplishments, emphasizing the paramount importance of family.

He is survived by his loving wife Elaine, his daughter Stephanie Fugate (Aaron), and his son Travis McKim (Coari Robertson). Kim was predeceased by his parents, Virgil "Boab" and Ruby McKim, and his siblings, Fred McKim, George McKim, Riley "Capp" McKim, Marilyn Jane Wilson, and Ellsworth "Mack" McKim.

Kim's life will be honored with a visitation on Saturday, October 25, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Grayson Funeral Home in Charlestown, Indiana, followed by a funeral service beginning at 1 p.m. that same day. He will then be laid to rest at Charlestown Cemetery at 2 p.m.

The legacy of Elmer "Kim" McKim is one of love, laughter, and dedication; his memory will forever live on in the hearts of those he touched.

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10/22/2025

Jack L. Scull

Jackie "Jack" Lynn Scull, 84, of Charlestown, Indiana, passed away peacefully on October 20, 2025, surrounded by the love of his devoted wife, whom he affectionately called "Blondie". Born on July 9, 1941, in New Amsterdam, Indiana, Jack spent his life rooted in the rolling hills and close-knit communities of Southern Indiana, the place he proudly called home.

Jack was known far and wide for his unwavering work ethic, his steady reliability, and being the kind of neighbor everyone dreams of having. After graduating from New Albany High School, he became involved in the family business, Scull Trucking, where he logged countless miles across America. Later, Jack dedicated 32 years of service to Ford Motor Company at the Kentucky Truck Plant. During his retirement years, Jack continued to work on various projects and loved nothing more than being outdoors on his tractor.

Jack had a special knack for making his surroundings look beautiful. His energy was endless, and his generosity in helping others was unmatched. Jack embodied the ideal standard of "Love your neighbor. He lived by that motto every day; in fact, his neighbors affectionately called him the "Mayor of Bethany Farms". For Jack, no road was ever as meaningful as the one that led him home to Charlestown, where he and the love of his life, Susie, shared 43 wonderful years.

Through the seasons of life, Susie was by Jack's side. They loved to travel, gather with friends, and enjoy long evenings of laughter and playing a competitive game of cards. One of Jack's favorite pastimes was watching college basketball, rooting for his favorite team, the Indiana University Hoosiers. As a natural athlete, Jack continued to play basketball and softball well into his late 50s. For many years, he enjoyed hosting his children and grandchildren at his home for a Christmas Eve celebration where he'd light a good fire and enjoy the excitement of everyone being together.

Though Jack's faith was quiet and personal, it was woven through the generations of his family. Today, we find peace in knowing that his journey is complete and that he is home with the Lord.

Jack is preceded in death by his parents, David Edward Scull and Thelma ldena Scull, his brother Jerry Scull, and his stepson, Terry Wayne Young. He is survived by his loving wife, Susan Ann Scull; his sister, Susan Kay Carl (John); his children, Jack T. Scull, David (Kelley) Scull, Kimberly Strong, Karen (Todd) Blue, and Thomas (Rachel) Young; and his cherished grandchildren, Tristen & Liam Scull, Gracie, Isaac & Bella Blue, Samantha, Chandler & Benjamin Strong, and Conrad Young, who will forever carry his outgoing personality, work ethic, and strong sense of integrity in their hearts.

Visitation will be held at Grayson Funeral Home in Charlestown on Sunday, October 26, 2025, from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m., with a memorial service beginning at 5:00 p.m. A celebration of life will follow at the Clark County Conservation Club in Utica, IN, where family and friends will gather to share stories and honor the remarkable man who made such a lasting impact on so many. All are welcome.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Hosparus Health Southern Indiana, 502 Hausfeldt Lane, New Albany, IN 47150, or online at www.hosparushealth.org. Their care and compassion meant so much to Jack, Susie, and their family.

Jack Scull leaves behind a legacy of a strong work ethic, loyalty, and service - a life well lived and loved by all.

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10/22/2025

Laura Mercedes Boyer

Laura Mercedes Boyer, 91, was born August 3, 1934 in Madison, Indiana to Clyde Consley Boyer and Dorcas Willyard Boyer. She grew up on her parent’s farm along with her late sisters, Celia Bernice Boyer and Frieda Boyer Morgan. Upon graduation from Greenbriar, she attended college at Old Miss transferring after two years to George Washington University in Washington DC where she graduated Phi Beta Kappa, much to her surprise. She taught and continued her education with a Masters from the University of Denver and another in Library Science from Peabody. She was also a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

She was head of the Reference Department at the Holt Library at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California. She then was on the faculty at California State University, Stanislaus in Turlock, California retiring as a professor. She assisted scores of graduate students working on their dissertations. She was extremely well liked by her students.

Each summer she joined her family in Indiana. She took her nephew and two nieces on adventures, once almost getting lost in the woods! They enjoyed exploring Wyandotte and Squire Boone Caverns.

Then, early on the morning of August 15, 2025, she slipped away into Heaven. She is gloriously worshiping our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, where she's reunited with all those who went before. Her loved ones look forward to the time when they will all be reunited in Heaven for eternity. Finally, she is survived by her nephew, Charles Frederick Morgan; her great-nephew, Samuel Frederick Morgan of Las Vegas, Nevada, her nieces, Laura Adelaide Morgan of Las Vegas, Nevada and Margaret Morgan Bouche, of Farmington, New Mexico. She is deeply missed, but it is only for a time. “In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you”.

A graveside service will be in Charlestown Cemetery on Friday, November 7, 2025, at 2:00 PM. Memories of Laura and messages of support for the family can be shared at www.GraysonFuneralHome.com.

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10/20/2025

Jaycee Douglas Davis, Sr

Jaycee Douglas Davis, Sr., affectionately known as "Jaybird" and "D**o," passed away on October 18, 2025, at Norton Brownsboro Hospital, surrounded by his loving family. He was born on October 20, 1967, in Scottsburg, Indiana, where he began a life characterized by hard work, dedication, and a profound love for his family.

For an impressive 22 years, Jaycee dedicated himself to his career in the Operators Union, where he was highly regarded for his commitment and skill. His professional journey was marked by a strong work ethic; he was known to go above and beyond, rarely missing a day of work—even when unwell. An OSHA certified Operator Engineer, Jaycee took deep pride in his profession and the impact it had on his life and his family.

Jaycee was not only a hardworking provider but also a devoted father and grandfather. He cherished spending time with his children and grandchildren, making memories that will last a lifetime. Some of his most beloved moments included outings on his dune buggy and enjoying the great outdoors, whether it was hunting deer or cutting wood. His family recalls fondly how he went out of his way to take care of his kids, always striving to create joyful experiences for them.

His proudest accomplishments included joining the Labor and Operators unions, becoming a grandpa, and successfully getting his dune buggy operational. These milestones brought immense joy to his life and showcased his passion for both his work and family.

Jaycee leaves behind a legacy of love and hard work. He is survived by his devoted spouse, Agnes Davis, ex-wife Lisa Hoskins, and their children: Joshua, T.A., Jaycee Jr., Devlyn, and daughter, Tabatha Lynn Baird. He was also a proud grandfather to Dylan Patton, Kali and Kyra McDaniel, Jacei, and Isaiah Davis, who will undoubtedly carry on his spirit. He is further survived by his brother, George Davis (Tammy), along with sisters Vada Spear (Richard) and Linda Carol Cross (Kenneth), and numerous nieces and nephews.

He was predeceased by his mother, Maxine Davis; father, Roosevelt Davis Sr.; and brothers Roosevelt Davis Jr., Michael Davis, and Leonard Davis. Jaycee will be remembered fondly for his warmth, kindness, and the unwavering love he provided to his family.

Visitation will be at Grayson Funeral Home, 893 High Street, Charlestown on Friday, October 24 from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM with his funeral service beginning at 3:00 PM. Memories of Jaycee and messages of support for the family can be shared at www.GraysonFuneralHome.com.

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10/17/2025

Gretchen Ledbetter

Gretchen Ledbetter, born on December 11, 1951, in New Albany, Indiana, departed from this world on October 11, 2025, in Jeffersonville, Indiana. Surrounded by her loving siblings, Gretchen's final moments were filled with warmth and the presence of family, reflecting the profound connections she nurtured throughout her life.

A cornerstone of her community, Gretchen was in the graduating class of 1969, at Charlestown High School. This set the course for her to carve out a remarkable career, retiring from Hilliard Lyons, where she was highly respected in the field of financial planning. Her dedication and commitment to going the extra mile for her clients left a lasting legacy, one that will continue to benefit those she served long after her departure.

Gretchen was not just an accomplished professional; she was a gentle-hearted spirit who radiated love and support to everyone in her life. Described as loving, quiet, and trustworthy, she had the gift of making those around her feel at home. Her family and many special nieces and nephews cherished the moments they spent with her, knowing they could always count on her kindness and loyalty and felt like they were hers as well.

An avid reader, Gretchen found joy in the pages of countless books, often visiting the library for the latest titles and sometimes delighting in rereading her favorites. Her love for classical music was another cherished aspect of her life, providing a serene backdrop to both quiet afternoons and lively gatherings. She enjoyed going out to the movies and creating lasting memories with her family, which inspired laughter and shared experiences.

Gretchen is survived by her dear brothers Chuck and Kay Ledbetter of Charlestown, Tom and Shirley Ledbetter of Florida, Ben and Susie Ledbetter of Charlestown, Joe and Terry Ledbetter of Henryville, and Jimmy and Kelly Ledbetter of Henryville. She is also survived by her loving sister, Benita and Keith Fischer of Charlestown, and sister-in-law Carole Ledbetter of Louisville. Her family extends to many special nieces and nephews who adored her and hold her memory dear to their hearts.

Gretchen was preceded in death by her beloved parents, Ben Dolphus Sr. and Mary Agnita O'Bryan Ledbetter, along with her brother Larry Eugene Ledbetter and sister Mary Lou Clapp, as well as many special aunts and uncles who contributed to her rich family life.

Her gentle spirit and unwavering support of those she loved will be profoundly missed, but her legacy will continue to shine through the lives she illuminated during her time with us. In remembering Gretchen Ledbetter, we celebrate a life dedicated to kindness, loyalty, and the love of family—a life that has truly left a mark that words can scarcely encapsulate.

Gretchen was celebrated and remembered privately by her loved ones, who honored her wishes and shared the joy she brought to their lives.

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10/14/2025

Janet Jones

Janet Jones, age 81 of Charlestown, IN, passed away on October 12, 2025, at the University of Louisville Hospital, surrounded by her loving family. She was a beloved wife, mom, mamaw, and a dedicated member of her community. Born in Owen Township on July 11, 1944, to the late William and Rhoda May Crider, Janet enriched the lives of those around her through her warmth, kindness, and unwavering devotion to her family and faith.

Janet dedicated 48 years of her life to serving as a tax preparer at H&R Block in Jeffersonville and surrounding communities, where she achieved the esteemed position of Master Tax Preparer. Her commitment to her work enabled her to help countless people navigate the complexities of their taxes. As a testament to her unwavering dedication and expertise, she was awarded the Henry Bloch Excellence in Client Service Award. Janet was an active member of the Main Cross Baptist Church in Charlestown, where she embraced her role not only as a devoted minister's wife but also as a beloved figure among her congregation. Janet was an ardent prayer warrior, known for her sincere faith and love for God, which permeated all aspects of her life.

Janet’s home was a nurturing haven for her family. She was well-known for her cooking, particularly her famous fried chicken and mashed potatoes, which brought warmth and joy to holiday gatherings. The magic of the Christmas season came alive in her home, filled with the sights and smells that made it a cherished retreat for her loved ones. An avid flower lover, Janet would regularly adorn her yard with beautiful blooms, and those passing by in the summer could not help but notice her vibrant garden.

She leaves behind her loving husband of 64 years, Charles Jones; her son, David Jones (Wendy); her daughter, Leigh Ann Martin (Bill); her daughter, Jenny Gray (Doug); and her daughter, Chrissy Yeager (Kenny). Janet was also the proud mamaw of Kalynn Haymaker, Kelsie Dickey (Kyle), Jon Yeager (Ashley), Megan Birke (Chris), and Josh King, and a joyful great-mamaw to 13 great-grandchildren.

Her absence will be profoundly felt among her family and friends. Janet was truly a remarkable woman whose legacy of love, generosity, and hard work will continue to inspire and uplift those fortunate enough to have known her.

Life Celebration Services will be held at 11:00 AM on Thursday, October 16 at Main Cross Baptist Church in Charlestown, located at 145 Main Cross Street. Visitation will be from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM on Wednesday and again on Thursday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM at the church. Burial will follow in Owen Creek Cemetery.

Janet Jones will be greatly missed but lovingly remembered by all whose lives she touched. Memories of Janet and messages of support for the family can be shared at www.GraysonFuneralHome.com. The family request that memorial contributions be made to Main Cross Baptist Church, 145 Main Cross Street, Charlestown, IN 47111.

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10/13/2025

Virgie Ellen Bush

Virgie Ellen Bush, born on February 6, 1934, in G**s Creek, Kentucky, passed away peacefully on October 12, 2025, in Louisville, Kentucky. She was known for her nurturing spirit, creativity, and deep commitment to her family.

Virgie was one of ten children and often fondly reminisced about the strong family ties that shaped her life. She embraced every opportunity to bring her loved ones together, cherishing family time above all else. Her passion for cooking and baking was well-known, and her talents in canning and gardening made her a true homemaker. Virgie enjoyed time to herself tending her flower beds. She was a faithful member of Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church in Charlestown, and enjoyed the visits that they made to visit with her and LaRue.

Virgie worked at the Indiana Army Ammunition Plant, where she initially began her work inside the plant and later excelled as the groundskeeper. This role not only showcased her strong work ethic but also her deep appreciation for nature and the environment.

Virgie's adventurous spirit led to memorable trips with her sisters, where they explored destinations in Canada, Michigan, and Tennessee. These excursions were not just about travel but were significant bonding experiences that forged lifelong memories, all it took was for one of them to mention a place, and off they would go.

Throughout her life, Virgie was known for her unwavering kindness. She embraced the role of caregiver, a true "What can I do to take care of you?" person. This was an extension of her love and support to everyone she encountered.

Virgie is survived by her loving husband, LaRue Bush, with whom she shared 74 years of marriage. She is also remembered by her sister, Shirley Wright, and brother, Dale Spicer.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Dewey and Rosie Smith Spicer, her son, Stewart Lee Bush, as well as her siblings: Pearlie Mc Clery, Adilene Campbell, Jane Dean, Jack Spicer, James Spicer, Samuel Spicer, and Eugene Spicer.

A visitation will be held on Friday, October 17, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM at Grayson Funeral Home - Charlestown, located at 893 High Street, Charlestown, IN. Following the visitation, a funeral service will commence at 2:00 PM, also at the funeral home. The burial will take place at Wesley Chapel, 6240 N Bogardus Rd, Austin, IN, at 3:00 PM.

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10/10/2025

Brenda J. Combs

Brenda J. Combs, a beloved matriarch and successful entrepreneur, passed away on October 9, 2025, in Louisville, Kentucky, surrounded by her family. Born on May 12, 1949, in New Albany, Indiana, Brenda was known for her vibrant personality and deep love for her family. She was the proud owner of a chain of restaurants in North Carolina, which reflected her passion for bringing people together through food and community.

Brenda attended Charlestown High School and was an active member of her community. Her spirit thrived in family gatherings, where she shared her love of card playing, yard sales, and picnics. She had a special fondness for Derby time, which brought excitement and joy into her life. Her fur baby, Monroe, was a cherished companion, embodying Brenda's nurturing nature.

Brenda was deeply family-oriented, spending countless cherished moments with her children—Dan Myers (Missy), David Myers (Michelle), Susie Combs, Angel Combs, and Natasha Combs—who all reside in Charlestown. As a grandmother to seven grandchildren and a great-grandmother to twelve great-grandchildren, her proudest accomplishments were found in the laughter and love of her family. She left behind many nieces and nephews, all of whom were touched by her warmth and kindness.

She has been reunited in spirit with her husband, Bill Combs, her parents Bud and Nell Justice, her brother Buddy Justice, and her sister Patty Rickman, all of whom were integral parts of her life.

Family and friends are invited to honor Brenda's memory at Grayson Funeral Home in Charlestown, Indiana. Visitation will take place on Monday, October 13, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, followed by a Celebration of Life beginning at 1:00. This will be an opportunity for loved ones to share stories and celebrate the remarkable life of a woman who touched the hearts of so many.

In this time of sorrow, we remember Brenda J. Combs, whose legacy of love and devotion will continue to inspire all who were fortunate enough to know her.

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