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Bonnie Jean Mills passed away peacefully on Sunday, February 7, 2021. She was born April 22, 1943 to James & Lenore Hill in Gary, Indiana. After graduating from River Forest in 1961, she worked for Anderson Co. as a bower for twenty-seven years, and later worked for Strack & Van Til for twenty-two years. She was an avid camper who had many friends, and always a story to tell. Bonnie is survived by her son Demas Mireles, her sisters Charlene King & Sharon Beauchamp, and her great-grandson Wyatt McKinney, who she

On Tuesday, February 9th, 2021, Randy Joe Owens passed away peacefully at Methodist Hospital in Merrillville, Indiana. Randy was born on August 6th, 1962 in Huntsville, Alabama to Dorothy Jean Owens. He grew up in Chicago and joined the Army at age 18. He had a number of wonderful careers in steel mills, physical therapy, trucking, and management settings. He is survived by his wife, Solongo Owens, as well as many wonderful family members and friends. He helped raise 2 sons and 2 daughters; Randy Joe Owens II, Khuslen Solongo,

Anita Nicely (nee Kohlmeier), age 92, of Wheatfield, IN, formerly of Calumet City, IL passed away surrounded by family and friends on February 7, 2021. After a difficult battle with Alzheimer's disease, she was ready to go home to the husband she loved dearly and lost too soon. She lived in anticipation of the day she would once again get to reunite with her passed loved ones. She is survived by her daughter, Saundra DeLira, Grandchildren: Nicole Olejnik and Tiffany DeLira, Great Grandchildren: Caleb, Brynn and Josslyn, siblings: Gisela, Ursula

Patricia Brandenburg (Hatfield), nee Monsma, age 64, passed away on February 2, 2021. She is survived by her children; Tonya (Alex) Mccallister, Melissa Hatfield and Brandon (Christy) Hatfield, Grandchildren; Terry, Anna, Beth, Colleen, Angel, Ariel and Terah-lynn, Great grandchildren; Braxton and Charlotte, siblings; Sandy (Rich) Kulik, Pam (Larry) Meyers, and Tony Monsma, several nieces and nephews, and her beloved dog, Poppey. Preceded in death by her parents Charles and Geraldine Monsma, her first husband; Terry Lee Hatfield and her second husband; Richard Brandenburg. Patricia was a former teacher for CDC