OBITUARIO
Irene Jocelyn Wagner
18 julio , 1936 – 13 septiembre , 2020
Irene Wagner, 84, of Columbus, Indiana passed away peacefully on September 13, 2020 at Keepsake Village.
Irene was born in Covington, Kentucky to Elmer and Marian Stone on July 18, 1936. She married Charles Wagner on June 25, 1955 in Osgood Indiana and they recently celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary. She retired early from Arvin Industries to raise a family. She enjoyed bowling, was an avid golfer, loved spending time with her grandchildren and traveling the world with her husband, family and friends. She and her husband enjoyed spending their winters in Florida.
Survivors include her husband Charles Wagner of Columbus; children Wendy (Steve) Pein of Columbus and Charlene (Scott) Perez of Bloomington; grandchildren William Mayhew, Mark Mayhew, Maia Perez and Ava Perez.
She was preceded in death by her parents; brother Russell Stone; sisters Laverne Stone, Valerie Sprague, Beverly Fisher, Marian Hyatt, Phyllis Miller, Dolores Syrocki, Shirley Nolan.
Visitation will be held Wednesday, September 16 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Myers-Reed Chapel in Columbus. In keeping with CDC and Indiana guidelines, social distancing must be followed and masks are suggested. You may also be asked to wait outside due to the social distanced capacity of the funeral home.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, September 17 at 11:30 a.m. at Saint Bartholomew Catholic Church. Burial will follow at Garland Brook Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Alzheimers Association .
Myers-Reed Chapel is serving the Wagner Family
FAMILIA
- Charles Wagner, Husband
- Wendy Pein (Steve), Daughter
- Charlene Perez (Scott), Daughter
- William Mayhew, Grandchild
- Mark Mayhew, Grandchild
- Maia Perez, Grandchild
- Ava Perez, Grandchild
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AÑADIR UN RECUERDOPatty Hittle
septiembre 21, 2020
Charlie, I’m so sorry for the loss of your sweet Irene.
The love, devotion, and dedication you showed her while at Keepsake was so touching. Yours was a beautiful love story.
I hope that your beautiful memories will bring you some comfort.
Patty Hittle (Joann’s daughter)
Kathy Kachanoski
septiembre 19, 2020
Charley my family sends their thoughts and prayers to you. We shared many evenings together as you were devoted to being there for Irene every night. I remember the dance when the staff was able to help Irene up and the two of you were able to dance to "somewhere over the rainbow". (not many dry eyes after that beautiful scene). Irene is at peace and you will always be in my thoughts and prayers.
Edy Hartung
septiembre 15, 2020
I remember how Irene’s face lit up every time that Charlie came in. The special occasions when we were able to assist her to be able to dance with Charlie and the smile on her face. Thank you for the pleasure of helping you care for Irene and for letting us get to know you all. Thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Deborah Shrader (Fisher)
septiembre 14, 2020
I remember Aunt Irene as being such a bright light in the Stone Family. She always seemed to have a twinkle in her eyes and just always seemed so happy, upbeat, kind and loving. I wished we had lived closer to be able to come visit. In 1999 when my mom, Beverly died, Irene and Charlie came down to NC for the funeral. Before they left, Irene told me a story about when you find a penny, know that your loved one is thinking about you. Not long after when I went to visit the cemetery....I got out of the car, looked down, and there was a penny on the pavement. I urge all of her family members to keep your eyes open....she will let you know she is near!
Below is a pic of Irene with her sisters Beverly and Val that I found.
Scott Perez
septiembre 14, 2020