Brian Allen Fahle

He was born March 20, 1968, to Ronald and Eugenia “Jeannie” Fahle. On July 22, 2000, he and his wife Karen officially started their forever love story. She survives with their daughters Kennedy and Klaudia. He was extraordinarily devoted to his family and valued all of his time with them. Brian cherished his role as their protector and provider and often said, “I love loving them.” Other survivors include his mother Jeannie; sister Amy (Jim) Humphrey; and two nieces, Madelyn (Joey) Sliger and Chloe Humphrey.

Brian will be remembered for his selflessness, servant heart, loyalty, generosity, and cheerfulness. Brian was a fierce athletic competitor and constantly active. He excelled at many sports, especially pickleball, tennis, running, hiking, and hockey. He enjoyed traveling and always was planning their family’s next excursion.

Brian’s essence was especially evident during health challenges. He was an inspirational warrior, showing unshakable strength, resiliency and positivity. He also modeled honesty, tenderness and appreciation for life’s simple joys.

Brian’s professional accomplishments were numerous and hard-earned. He showed determination and perseverance in establishing and growing Main Event Merchandise Group as a leader in business and corporate branding. He was a mentor to many, particularly his team members who consistently learned from his innovative and growth mindset. Prior to founding Main Event in 2001, he worked in medical sales for Ridge Medical. Brian was a Lawrence North High School and Indiana University graduate.

Brian was a member of St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, Young Entrepreneurs’ Organization, volunteered for the Christel DeHaan foundation, and participated in several home builds for Homes for Hope.

Preceding him in death were his father Ron; grandparents, Frank and Helen Fahle and Eric and Nell Melaun; and father- and mother-in law Bill and Phyllis Nolan.

A memorial service to honor the memory of Brian will be held on Thursday, September 26,2024 at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, 100 W. 86th Street Indianapolis, IN 46260 beginning at 11:00am with a Celebration of Life to follow.

The family would like to thank the staff and doctors of Community MD Anderson Cancer Center for their excellent care of Brian.

Contributions in Brian’s memory may be made to the Community MD Anderson Cancer Center, designating the contribution to “Oncology Patient Assistance Fund.”

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