Hebron Indiana memorial group

04/15/2026

02/25/2026

Roger Mashburn
July 28,1945-January 8 2026

When I think about my father, the first word that comes to mind is hardworking. He worked hard not for recognition, not for praise, but for his family. He carried responsibility quietly and faithfully. He showed me that love isn’t always loud — sometimes it looks like long hours, tired hands, and still showing up.

My dad was strong. Not just physically, but in the way he endured life. He didn’t quit. He didn’t back down. He kept going. And because he kept going, so do I.

But beneath that strength was a heart that felt deeply. He loved deeply. Sometimes he didn’t always say it in big speeches — but you could see it in his actions. In the way he protected. In the way he provided. In the way he stood by the people he loved.

And if you knew my dad, you knew one thing for sure — Saturdays in the fall belonged to Alabama football. If the Alabama Crimson Tide were playing, everything else could wait. Cheering, yelling at the TV, celebrating every win like it was personal — because to him, it was. That loyalty, that pride — it was part of who he was.

But what I’ll miss most isn’t the games or even the lessons.

I’ll miss his presence.

I’ll miss knowing he was just a phone call away.
I’ll miss the comfort of knowing my dad was here.
I’ll miss the way he made me feel safe — no matter how old I got.

There is something about losing your father that shifts the ground beneath you. It reminds you how much of your foundation was built on him.

Dad, you were my example of perseverance. You were my example of dedication. You were my example of what it means to stand firm for the people you love.

I hope you knew how much I loved you.
I hope you knew how proud I was to be your daughter.
And I hope I can live in a way that honors the sacrifices you made and the strength you showed.

You worked hard your whole life.
Now you get to rest.

I will carry you with me — in my heart, in my choices, in my strength.

Roll Tide, Dad.

And I love you forever.

01/15/2026

Joyce Keffer

09/07/2025

Roy Garlach

08/10/2025

Charles Riley

07/24/2025

William John Winandy - 2025 - Castle Hill Funeral Home, LLC.

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07/19/2025

Gabriel "Gabe" Gonzalez, age 21, of Hebron, IN, tragically passed away on Thursday, July 10, 2025.

Gabe is survived by his parents: Frank and Alisha Gonzalez (nee Bennett); 3 brothers: Frankie, Ian and Zeke Gonzalez; 4 sisters: Isabelle, Addison, Katerina and Arianna Gonzalez; paternal grandparents: Frank and Amber Gonzalez; paternal great-grandparents: Francisco and Florene Gonzalez, Mike and Martha Hernandez; maternal great-grandmother, Kay Bennett; and his many aunts, uncles, cousins and great friends.

Gabe was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents: David Brian and Carol Ann Bennett.

Gabe was born and raised in Hebron, IN where he attended the Hebron School System and was a graduate of 2022. He then began secondary education at Purdue Northwest in Pre-Med education. He was a very artistic person, loved drawing and pottery. He was very passionate about the medical field and was going to either be a physician or a veterinarian.
He loved to help other people and was always there to lend a hand. He was the greatest brother and son you could have. Gabe had a great sense of humor, always had a smile on his face and a joke to lighten the mood.

07/19/2025

Kristi A Gross-Tillema
June 14, 1976 — July 17, 2025
Sumava Resorts
49 year old, Kristi A Gross-Tillema, of Sumava Resorts, passed away on July 17, 2025.

On June 14, 1976, Kristi was born to Thomas and Cheryl (Bales) Gross, in Valparaiso, Indiana. She graduated from Hebron High School, class of 1994. Kristi was a helper, always taking care of everyone. She was a care giver for her community, who was always volunteering to help make it better. Kristi enjoyed being on the water, either floating down the river or fishing, and she loved taking her dog, Lily, on walks. Kristi’s greatest pride and joy in life were her children, she would always talk about them with everyone.

Kristi is survived by her family, children: Dakota Tillema, Noah (Savannah Mares) Tillema, Avery (Beau) Dvorak, Degan (Kenzie Rich) Lahm, fiancé: Adam Lahm, parents: Thomas (Cheryl) Gross, sister: Dawn (Michael) Syrovatka, and her fur baby: Lily.

Kristi was preceded in death by her grandparents: Thomas (Joyce) Gross, and Donald (Phyllis) Bales.

Per Kristi’s wishes cremation will take place.

A Celebration of Life will take place from 4:00 until 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 9, 2025, at the Sumava Improvement Club, 2457 1150 N, Sumava Resorts, IN 46379.

02/28/2025

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02/05/2025

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