Darlene Welsh, also known as Wo Wo, passed away suddenly. She was born in Sterling Township, Wisconsin, the daughter of Earl and Mabel Brenizer. At the age of 20 she moved to Indiana where she began her family and career. Darlene worked for Hooks Drugs and Carefree Catering-Martz & Associates for most of her career. She was an active member of American Business Women's Association for 30 years and the Indianapolis Senior Center, where she participated in the Garden Club and other activities. She attended Northview Church in Carmel and volunteered her time at Hemophilia of Indiana. She was a breast cancer survivor of 22 years and an ovarian cancer survivor. Darlene enjoyed traveling, cooking, fishing, gardening, sewing, and bowling. Darlene is survived by daughters, Debbie Ford (Tom) and Donna Baird (Jim Meyer); daughter-in-law, Sue Welsh; 6 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren, and 11 siblings. She was preceded in death by son, Daniel Welsh; parents, Earl and Mable, and siblings, LuVerne, Robert Earl, and Earl Brenizer Jr. A celebration of Darlene's life will take place May 10, 2011 at Feeney-Hornak Shadeland Mortuary, Indianapolis. Friends are invited to pay respects between the hours of 3 to 8 p.m., with a memorial service immediately following. Darlene wished that contribution be made to Indianapolis Senior Center, Young Survival Coalition, or Hemophilia of Indiana in her memory. [Taken from Feeney-Hornak on-line obituary]
Darlene Welsh, also known as Wo Wo, passed away suddenly. She was born in Sterling Township, Wisconsin, the daughter of Earl and Mabel Brenizer. At the age of 20 she moved to Indiana where she began her family and career. Darlene worked for Hooks Drugs and Carefree Catering-Martz & Associates for most of her career. She was an active member of American Business Women's Association for 30 years and the Indianapolis Senior Center, where she participated in the Garden Club and other activities. She attended Northview Church in Carmel and volunteered her time at Hemophilia of Indiana. She was a breast cancer survivor of 22 years and an ovarian cancer survivor. Darlene enjoyed traveling, cooking, fishing, gardening, sewing, and bowling. Darlene is survived by daughters, Debbie Ford (Tom) and Donna Baird (Jim Meyer); daughter-in-law, Sue Welsh; 6 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren, and 11 siblings. She was preceded in death by son, Daniel Welsh; parents, Earl and Mable, and siblings, LuVerne, Robert Earl, and Earl Brenizer Jr. A celebration of Darlene's life will take place May 10, 2011 at Feeney-Hornak Shadeland Mortuary, Indianapolis. Friends are invited to pay respects between the hours of 3 to 8 p.m., with a memorial service immediately following. Darlene wished that contribution be made to Indianapolis Senior Center, Young Survival Coalition, or Hemophilia of Indiana in her memory. [Taken from Feeney-Hornak on-line obituary]
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Darlene was cremated. Ashes were taken to Wisconsin by the family. A portion of her ashes were scattered at the homeplace with her brother's ashes. The other portion of ashes were buried in her parents' plot.
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