Fisher Family Funeral Services

10/19/2025

Please keep the Myers Family in your prayers:

Darlene Ann (Zellers) Myers
September 3, 1943 — October 16, 2025

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Darlene Ann (Zellers) Myers of Fishers, formerly of Sheridan, who left us on October 16, 2025, at the age of 82. Darlene was born on September 3, 1943, in Cleveland, Ohio, to Art Zellers and Mary Frances (Baird) Zellers.

Darlene was preceded in death by her loving granddaughter who she love spending time with and her grandparents, Ken and Velma Biddle, whose legacy she honored throughout her life. She is survived by her three devoted sons, Roger, Brian, and John Myers, and her five cherished grandchildren, who brought her immeasurable joy. She is also survived by her sister, Kay Palmer, who shared a special bond with her.

Darlene’s life was rich with purpose and dedication. She graduated from Sheridan High School before attending Butler University and Purdue University, where she was an active member of the cheer squad and played the oboe in the band. After college, Darlene briefly moved to Florida, yet her heart ultimately called her back to her roots in Sheridan, Indiana, where she raised her family and supported the family business at Biddle Precision Components for 25 years.

Darlene was deeply involved in her community, following in the footsteps of her beloved grandfather, Ken Biddle. She served on the Riverview Foundation Board and was a dedicated member of the Biddle Memorial Foundation Board from 2001 until her passing in 2025. Her commitment to service was a testament to her loving nature and her desire to give back to the community.

A woman of many interests, Darlene found joy in traveling to visit close friends and family. She was an avid golfer and loved spending time at the local senior center, playing games and cards. Darlene enjoyed gathering with friends at Eddie’s to watch Purdue and Colts games and relished the simple pleasure of dining out with her loved ones. Her home was filled with the delightful scent of her famous sugar cookies and Mexican Wedding Cakes, as she often baked for her family. Above all, Darlene treasured the moments spent with her six grandchildren, and they were the light of her life.

Darlene was known for her love for her family and friends. Her warmth and kindness touched the hearts of everyone she met. She was a faithful member of Northview Church in Carmel, where she found community and friendship.

In this time of loss, Darlene's family wishes to extend their heartfelt gratitude for the thoughts and prayers that have been offered in their time of need. Darlene Ann Myers will be deeply missed, but her spirit and love will remain with us forever. The family has no services planned at this time. Memorial donations can be made to http://www.shepherdscenterofhamiltoncounty.org

Everyone is invited to sign the online guestbook, send a condolence, or share a memory at fisherfunerals.com Fisher Family Funeral Services is honored to serve the Myers Family.

10/15/2025

Please keep the Calvert Family in your prayers.

Doran Calvert, age 91, of Boone County, Indiana, passed away peacefully, leaving behind a remarkable legacy defined by enduring love, a quiet strength, and gentle kindness. Born on July 23, 1934, to Ralph Spencer Calvert and Mary Magdeline Calvert, Doran’s life was a testament to the values he held dear and the joy he brought to those around him.

Growing up as one of nine siblings, Doran learned early the importance of sharing, cooperation, and looking out for one another. The lively household fostered in him a sense of solidarity and compassion that would shape his character throughout his life.

Doran’s capacity to love was evident from the beginning, as reflected in his support and care for his family and friends. On August 28, 1953, he married his soulmate, Mary Evelyn (Johns), beginning a partnership that lasted 66 years. Together, they built a home filled with laughter, support, and devotion, rearing three children and welcoming grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren into their embrace. Doran’s love for his family was unwavering; he cherished every moment with Mary, his children, and grandchildren, demonstrating that family was the heart of his world. Renewing their wedding vows later in life was a beautiful symbol of their enduring bond.

Doran’s journey was defined by hard work and perseverance. After graduating from Sheridan High School in 1952 and attending Indiana University, he worked at the Indiana Condensed Milk Company until the plant moved to Wisconsin. He then joined his father-in-law at the family general store, Johns and Calvert, in Terhune, Indiana, where he honed his skills as a licensed plumber. In 1965, Doran and Mary purchased the store, serving their community until retiring in 1996. His tireless work ethic and commitment to helping others earned him the respect and admiration of all who knew him.

Music was a constant source of joy and connection for Doran. He found happiness singing in barbershop quartets, the Ellenton Jamboree Quartet, and the Ellenton United Methodist Church Choir. Doran’s rich voice and love for harmony brought people together, whether he was performing with the Barbershop Singers of America or singing hymns in church. His passion for music was not just a hobby; it was a way to share happiness, build friendships, and create lasting memories.

Doran’s quiet strength and kindness were evident in every aspect of his life. He was a gentle soul, known for his honesty, integrity, and willingness to help anyone in need. He was involved in organizations such as the Lion’s Club, Odd Fellows Lodge, Terhune United Methodist Church, and others, continually seeking ways to serve and support his community. Doran’s steadfast presence provided comfort and stability to his loved ones, and his thoughtful gestures and caring nature made him a cherished friend.

Beyond his work and music, Doran enjoyed playing cards—especially Euchre—fishing, mushroom hunting, deer hunting, and watching sports. He learned to play golf during the winters in Florida, embracing new experiences with enthusiasm. He was a country music fan and found joy in the simple pleasures of life.

Doran is preceded in death by his beloved wife, Mary Evelyn (Johns); his father, Ralph Spencer Calvert; his mother, Mary Magdeline Calvert; his son, Gary Calvert and his siblings, Dorsey (Joan) Calvert, Ronald (Joyce) Calvert, and Cleora (Danny) Kouns. He is survived by his son, David Calvert, and his daughter, Susan (Randy) Rawlings; grandchildren Raina (Jason) Cox, Danielle Calvert, Andrew (Ashley) Calvert, Dawson Calvert, Jeffrey (Brittany) Rawlings, and Jennifer (Joe) Godar; nine great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren. Doran is also survived by his siblings; Jesslyn (Sonny) Sutton, Cleta (Johnny) Stapleton, Patty (Dale) Ogle, Marilyn (Richard) Roberts, and Rita (Chuck) Barker.

Doran’s life was a beautiful example of steadfast love, hard work, musical joy, quiet strength, and gentle kindness. He leaves behind a legacy that will continue to inspire and uplift all who were fortunate enough to know him. His memory will live on in the hearts of his family, friends, and community.

Services will be held at Terhune United Methodist Church, located at 8392 N Washington Street, Sheridan (Terhune), Indiana, on Saturday, October 18, 2025. The visitation will be from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm, followed by the funeral service at 1:00 pm. The burial will follow at Crown View Cemetery in Sheridan, Indiana. Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association - Greater Indiana Chapter. Everyone is invited to sign the online guestbook, leave a condolence, or share a memory at fisherfunerals.com, Fisher Family Funeral Services is honored to serve the Calvert Family.

09/28/2025

To Our Valued Community,

During life’s most difficult moments, we understand how important it is to have compassionate, trustworthy support. At Fisher Family Funeral Services, we want you to know that we are here for you — not just as professionals, but as neighbors, friends, and fellow members of this community.
Whether you are facing a loss, planning ahead, or simply seeking guidance, our doors and hearts are open. We are honored to walk with you through these tender times, offering comfort, dignity, and care every step of the way.
Our commitment is to serve with compassion, listen with understanding, and support you and your loved ones with respect and integrity.
Thank you for placing your trust in us.

Warm regards,
Fisher Family Funeral Services
508 E. 6th St.
Sheridan, Indiana 46069
317-758-0500
fisherfunerals@hotmail.com

08/07/2025

Anyone who plays golf, please come out and join the Sheridan Lion Club for there 21st annual golf outing:

07/30/2025

Fisher Family Funeral Services is honored to serve the Town of Sheridan and we will continue to serve our community. We would like to announce that our daughter Zoey is currently attending mortuary school and is looking forward to joining us as we continue to serve families for years to come.
Fisher Family Funeral Services would like to thank our community for their support over the years, and we look ok forward to serving our community for years to come, and Zoey is very excited to serve the community.

06/13/2025

Please keep the Dunham Family in your prayers:

Randall Lee Dunham

Randall Lee Dunham was born in Noblesville, Indiana on October 11, 1958, to his father Kenneth and mother Dorothy Dunham. Randy passed away in his home, surrounded by family on June 3, 2025. He is survived by his loving wife of 44 years, Lora Dunham, son Nicholas and daughter-in-law Andrea, daughter Holly, brothers Thomas (Jan) and Jeffrey (Sandy), sister Deborah (Jim) Hughes and brother-in-law Joseph Oliphant. Randy was also blessed with his grandchildren Logan (Hannah) Foster, Dylan Gendron, Rhiannon, River and Rosalyn Dunham. He is also survived by his beautiful great grandchildren, Clara, Elizabeth, Jack and Noah Foster.

Randy was a 1977 graduate of Noblesville High School and spent much of his youth getting into mischief with his partner in crime, Jeffrey Dunham. Upon their marriage on August 29, 1981, Lora Dunham, the love of his life, straightened him out and helped forge him into the man he became. Randy worked hard for his family in the tool & die industry for 46 years. He was a provider, loving husband, father and man of faith. He was a jokester who never lost his youthful mischievousness. He was a patriot who loved his country. Most of all, he loved his family fiercely and he spent every day of his life proving that fact. He will be sorely missed, but through faith in Christ, the grave cannot keep him. We’ll see you soon Randy.

There will be a celebration of life for Randy on August 22, 2025. It will be held at the Osprey Pointe Pavilion, 19777 Morse Park Lane, Noblesville, IN 46062. Family and friends are welcome to attend between the hours of 5:00pm and 8:00pm.

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05/31/2025

Please keep the Trietsch Family in your Prayers:
Janis Mae Trietsch, 78, a beloved wife, mother, and grandmother, passed away peacefully on May 29, 2025, in Indianapolis, Indiana, surrounded by her loving family. Born on February 27, 1947, in Loretto, Tennessee, Janis was a shining light to all who knew her.

Janis graduated from Hamilton Heights High School, Class of 1966. In her personal life, Janis married Max Henry "Bud" Trietsch on September 19, 1970, in Cicero, Indiana, and together they celebrated 54 years of marriage. Their union was marked by unwavering support and companionship. Janis will be fondly remembered as a fun-loving and caring individual who never met a stranger. Her devotion to her family, especially her grandchildren, and her passion for volunteer work enriched the lives of many. She had a flair for cooking, especially southern cuisine and in her leisure, time working puzzles, gardening, camping, and playing euchre, always cherishing moments spent with family and friends. Janis is survived by her husband Bud, son Mark (Heather) Trietsch, daughter Janell (Des) Woodruff, and grandchildren Owen Trietsch, Jada Trietsch, Kyra Woodruff, and Kendra Woodruff. She is also remembered by her siblings, Troy Morrison and Karen Chandler.

Janis was a woman of deep faith, attending Assembly of God Church in Kirklin, Indiana since 1983. Her commitment to her beliefs was evident as she served in various roles, including teaching Sunday School, caring for the church which included detailed cleaning. Her involvement in the Women's Ministry led her to serve as president, vice president, and trustee. She was also involved with Kids Ministry which further showcased her dedication to nurturing others' spiritual growth. She also served as Scout Master for the Boys Scouts, and The Girls Scouts. In recognition of her exceptional contributions, she was honored as Woman of the Year from Phi Beta Psi Sorority.

Janis will be fondly remembered as a fun-loving and caring individual who never met a stranger. Her devotion to her family, especially her grandchildren, and her passion for volunteer work enriched the lives of many. Her professional journey also included working at Walmart in Carmel in the Pharmacy and dedicating nine years of her life to daycare, where she made a lasting impact on the lives of countless children and she worked as a Teacher Aide at Sheridan High School.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Melvin and Adle (Wiley) Morrison, and her sisters, Sheila Null and Julia Morrison.

Visitation for Janis will be held at the Assembly of God Church in Kirklin, Indiana, located at 519 S. Main St. Kirklin, IN. 46050 on June 5, 2025, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, with funeral services beginning at 1:00 PM. Burial will follow at Crown View Cemetery in Sheridan. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Assembly of God Church 519 S. Main St. Kirklin, In. 46050, or Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Association 3500 DePauw Blvd. Suite 2070 Indianapolis, Indiana 46268. She leaves behind a legacy of love, kindness, and faith that will forever reverberate in the hearts of those who knew her.

04/29/2025

Please Keep the Fisher Family in your Prayers:

Ronald Lee Fisher, age 76, of Sheridan, passed away on April 26, 2025.

Ron was a Marine Corps veteran who proudly served his country. After his military service, he retired from Delco Remy/General Motors, where he was known for his strong work ethic and love of his family. He was also a valued member of the Sheridan American Legion Post 67, where he enjoyed comradery with fellow veterans.

Ron wore many hats in his lifetime—volunteer firefighter, EMT, school bus driver, craftsman, and community member—but his greatest joy came from the simple things. He had a passion for woodworking and gardening, and loved the freedom of the open road on his Honda Goldwing motorcycle with his wife Janet. Ron never met a stranger and was well-known for his quick wit, infectious laugh, and warm personality.

Ron was a man of faith who attended Six Points church in Sheridan.

He was a loving grandfather to Kylee, Zander, Madison, Dimitri, and Marc, and his legacy lives on in their hearts. Ron is survived by his devoted wife, Janet; daughters Brandi (Myxl) and Traci (Joel); and many extended family members and friends who will miss him deeply.

Calling will be held on Thursday May 1, 2025 from 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm at Sheridan Six Points Church, locate at 1545 W. 226th Street Sheridan, Indiana. 46069; Funeral services for Ron will be held on Friday May 2, 2025 at 11:00 am at Sheridan Six Points Church locate at 1545 W. 226th Street Sheridan, Indiana. 46069, burial will follow at Crown View Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s http://www.michaeljfox.org/ . Steve Fisher with Newcomer Cremations Funerals Receptions is honored to served the Fisher Family.

02/12/2025

Bob Shock’s service will be streamed live through the Sheridan Police Department page

02/12/2025

Please keep the Marcum Family in your prayers:

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Georgia (Mendell) Marcum, a beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and cherished friend, who departed this world on January 30, 2025. Born in Aurora, Indiana, on July 5, 1941, Georgia dedicated her life to making others feel beautiful, to nurturing her family, and to creating lasting memories of love and laughter.
Georgia was the daughter of Donald Wayne and Kathleen (Walker) Mendell, who instilled in her the values of kindness, generosity, and a deep appreciation for family. She was preceded in death by her loving parents, her devoted husband Billy Marcum, who she married on April 4, 1967, and her dear brother Jack Mendell.
Georgia's legacy lives on through her four children: Barry (Theresa) Marcum, Billie (Mike) Stover, Brandon (Vickie) Marcum, and Brad (Brandi) Marcum. She treasured her nine grandchildren—Bethany, Jamie, Madison, Lanie, Kaycee, Torin, Torrie, Brylee, and Bradee—who were the light of her life. She took immense pride in being a great-grandmother to Aaliyah, Mason, Haislee, River, Dallas, Jackson, Everly, and Huntsleigh, often sharing her wisdom and warmth with them, creating bonds that will surely endure.
For many years, Georgia was a licensed cosmetologist, transforming her clients with her skilled hands and creative vision. Her ability to make others feel beautiful mirrored her loving spirit and kind heart. In addition, she served many families as a dedicated school bus driver for Westfield Washington Schools, where her friendly demeanor and gentle nature made her a beloved figure among students and parents alike.
Georgia was a former member of the Moose Lodge in Noblesville, where she engaged with her community and made lasting friendships. She had a zest for life and an adventurous spirit, with a particular love for travel and the beach. Her favorite getaway was to Ludington, Michigan, where she and her husband created cherished memories, enjoying the beauty of nature and each other’s company. Georgia found joy in fishing, but above all, her greatest joy came from her family, whom she adored fiercely.
Known for her loving, kind nature, Georgia was a person who never met a stranger. Her warm smile and welcoming heart touched the lives of all who were fortunate enough to know her. She leaves behind her brothers Don (Caroline) Mendell and Mike (Claudia) Mendell, along with her brother-in-law Rick Marcum and sisters-in-law Debbie (Fred) Amend, Linda Mendell, and Doris Marcum, as well as several nieces and nephews who will forever hold her memory close.

A funeral service to honor Georgia’s life will be held on March 1, 2025, at 2:00 PM at Fisher Family Funeral Services. Family and friends are invited to gather from 11:00 am till the time of services. in remembrance of a remarkable woman whose love and light will continue to shine through her family and all whose lives she touched.

As we say goodbye to Georgia, we celebrate a life well-lived—a life filled with love, laughter, and an unwavering commitment to family and friends. She will be profoundly missed but forever remembered in our hearts.

02/01/2025

Please keep the Shock Family in your prayers:

Robert "Bob" Harold Shock, born on April 9, 1966, in Defiance, Ohio, passed away on January 30, 2025, in Sheridan, Indiana. He was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather whose life was marked by a deep commitment to his family and community.

Bob served as a police officer in Sheridan, Indiana, for 20 years, dedicating the last 9 years of that tenure as the Police Chief. His commitment to service extended beyond law enforcement; he also drove a school bus for Sheridan Community School, where he became a comforting presence for many students. Bob's dedication to his community was evident in all he did, earning him the respect and admiration of those around him.

A graduate of Warren Central High School, Class of 1984, he furthered his education at the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy Session 173 in Plainfield, Indiana. Bob was much more than his professional accomplishments; he was a family man who brought joy and laughter into the lives of those he loved. He had a funny, light-hearted personality, never met a stranger, and embraced every opportunity to spread cheer.

Outside of work, Bob was an accomplished craftsman, with a remarkable talent for woodworking. He could envision an object from a mere picture and construct it from memory, even building his own sawmill based on images he had studied. His craftsmanship extended to modern technology as well, as he enjoyed making items on his 3D printer.

Bob had a passion for a variety of activities. He enjoyed coaching girls' softball and was actively involved in 4H. His love for animals shone through as he raised goats, chickens, cows, ducks, and pigs. Bob cherished the great outdoors—camping, fishing, and traveling brought him immense joy, with cruising to Aruba being a particular favorite. Additionally, he took delight in grilling hamburgers for home high school football games and driving the school bus to various sporting events.

His proudest accomplishments included being honored with a life-saving award in 2024 and being deeply involved in his children's lives. He celebrated his role as a loving husband to his wife, Debbie (Scolley) Shock, whom he married on December 12, 1987, and as an adoring father to his daughter Jessica (Jordan) Walker and son Steven (Ivy) Shock. His grandchildren Emmett, Grayson, Blakely, Reese, and Nolan were a source of great joy for him, as he relished every moment spent with them.

Bob leaves behind a legacy of love and laughter, surrounded by family and friends during his final moments. He is now reunited in peace with his parents, Lawrence Shock and R.J. Bloom, and his grandson, Bennett Michael Walker, who passed away in 2016.

A visitation to honor Bob will be held on February 12, 2025, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, followed by a funeral service beginning at 6:00 PM, both taking place at Sheridan Six Points Church located at 1545 W. 226th St., Sheridan, Indiana, 46069. The Rev. Rich Barker will be officiating Bob's service. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the American Cancer Society or Cincinnati Children's Hospital https://give.cincinnatichildrens.org

Bob's spirit will forever be cherished in the hearts of those he touched, and his impact on the community will be fondly remembered.