Michael Joseph Parker left this world all too soon on May 10, 2022. He was born in Indianapolis, Indiana to Patrick and Susann (McIntire) Parker on July 12, 1959.
Mike graduated from George Washington High School in 1978. He worked for the Teamsters Union Local 135 and had recently retired from Caliber Collision. He loved celebrating his Irish heritage by cheering on Notre Dame and on St. Patrick's Day every year. Mike enjoyed the month of May and his times in the snake pit at the Indy 500.
He is survived by his mother Susann of Indianapolis, his brother Patrick (Susan) Parker of Bloomington and sister Theresa (Darrell) Henderson of Mooresville. He also leaves behind his children, twins, Michael and Michelle and their mother Beverly, three grandchildren and countless friends and family.
He was preceded in death by his father, Patrick Parker, maternal grandparents, Chuck and Margaret McIntire and paternal grandparents, Raymond and Julia Parker.
Mike graduated from George Washington High School in 1978. He worked for the Teamsters Union Local 135 and had recently retired from Caliber Collision. He loved celebrating his Irish heritage by cheering on Notre Dame and on St. Patrick's Day every year. Mike enjoyed the month of May and his times in the snake pit at the Indy 500.
He is survived by his mother Susann of Indianapolis, his brother Patrick (Susan) Parker of Bloomington and sister Theresa (Darrell) Henderson of Mooresville. He also leaves behind his children, twins, Michael and Michelle and their mother Beverly, three grandchildren and countless friends and family.
He was preceded in death by his father, Patrick Parker, maternal grandparents, Chuck and Margaret McIntire and paternal grandparents, Raymond and Julia Parker.
Michael Joseph Parker left this world all too soon on May 10, 2022. He was born in Indianapolis, Indiana to Patrick and Susann (McIntire) Parker on July 12, 1959.
Mike graduated from George Washington High School in 1978. He worked for the Teamsters Union Local 135 and had recently retired from Caliber Collision. He loved celebrating his Irish heritage by cheering on Notre Dame and on St. Patrick's Day every year. Mike enjoyed the month of May and his times in the snake pit at the Indy 500.
He is survived by his mother Susann of Indianapolis, his brother Patrick (Susan) Parker of Bloomington and sister Theresa (Darrell) Henderson of Mooresville. He also leaves behind his children, twins, Michael and Michelle and their mother Beverly, three grandchildren and countless friends and family.
He was preceded in death by his father, Patrick Parker, maternal grandparents, Chuck and Margaret McIntire and paternal grandparents, Raymond and Julia Parker.
Mike graduated from George Washington High School in 1978. He worked for the Teamsters Union Local 135 and had recently retired from Caliber Collision. He loved celebrating his Irish heritage by cheering on Notre Dame and on St. Patrick's Day every year. Mike enjoyed the month of May and his times in the snake pit at the Indy 500.
He is survived by his mother Susann of Indianapolis, his brother Patrick (Susan) Parker of Bloomington and sister Theresa (Darrell) Henderson of Mooresville. He also leaves behind his children, twins, Michael and Michelle and their mother Beverly, three grandchildren and countless friends and family.
He was preceded in death by his father, Patrick Parker, maternal grandparents, Chuck and Margaret McIntire and paternal grandparents, Raymond and Julia Parker.
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