Rhonda Kay Wogerman

Rhonda Kay Wogerman, age 57, of Kokomo, Indiana gained her angel wings on Friday, January 14, 2022, surrounded by her family. Rhonda was born March 24, 1964 to Charles Dean Cooper and Carol (Traut) Page.

She loved being outdoors and spending time with her fiancé, children, and grandchildren. She was known as ge-maw and memaw to her grandkids. Her favorite pastime was spending all of Jim's money at the casino playing the penny slots. Rhonda enjoyed camping, spending time at the beach, and collecting teddy bears. Her collection of bears could be found in every nook and cranny of the house- as far as the eye could see! Her and her fiancé used to always go on motorcycle rides--oftentimes with no destination in mind, wherever the road took them. Seeing her son Casey and her grandkids race motocross was always a joy, yet at times frightening, to watch.

Playing board games, especially Aggravation, with her family and friends was always a good time. Beating her high score on Yahtzee seemed to be a challenge the whole family would partake in. In the end, spending time with her family brought her the most joy.

Rhonda is preceded in death by her grandparents, Charles and June Cooper; grandmother, Elva Traut; her sister, Cindy Cherry, and granddaughter, Victoria Vincent.

She is survived by her fiancé, James Vincent; her children, Jennifer Shue, Ronald Shue (AKA "The Golden Child"), Casey Shue (Kylie), Kyle Vincent (Savannah), Josh Vincent (Kiara), Justin Vincent (Chelby), Katie Vincent, and Breanna Vincent; grandchildren: Matthew Sullivan; Kaytlyn, Noah, Eli, and Baby Cruz Shue; Hailey, AJ, Carter, Skylar, Mya, and Kingsleigh Vincent; and McKinzie and Charlette Brightwell; parents; Charles Dean Cooper (Bets) and Carol Page; and siblings, Cathy Beloat, Jeff Cooper, Lisa Streveler, and Gary Cooper (Jana).

A funeral service for Rhonda will be held at 4pm on Wednesday, January 19th at Ellers Mortuary Webster St Chapel. Calling for friends and family will begin at 2pm. Pastor Ron Patrick will officiate.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.ellersmortuarywebster.com for the Wogerman family.