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02/25/2026
One of the benefits of social media is sharing undiscovered music! 🎶 To learn how TikTok helped this 1960s song gain popularity, check out this article!
Connie Francis' “Pretty Little Baby" is popping up as the soundtrack to millions of videos on the app.
02/25/2026
Daniel Eugene “Dan” Faulkner, 76, of Dallas Lake, Wolcottville, Indiana died unexpectedly Monday, February 23, 2026, in the emergency room at Parkview Noble Hospital in Kendallville.
He was born December 7, 1949, in Kendallville to Donald E. and Marie L. (Krotzer) Faulkner. They preceded him...
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02/24/2026
Gerald “Jerry” Schoenle, age 87, of Wolcottville, Indiana peacefully entered eternal life on February 20, 2026, after complications from cancer. Born on March 16, 1938, in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Jerry lived a life centered on his faith, family, and friendships.
Jerry is survived by his wife Ja...
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02/24/2026
Naomi Fay Watson, 85, of Kendallville, Indiana, formerly of Marshall, Michigan, passed away peacefully on February 20, 2026, at Parkview Noble Hospital.
Naomi was born on September 13, 1940, to Kernie and Leatha Watson, who preceded her in death.
Naomi graduated from Marshall High Sc...
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02/23/2026
02/20/2026
Finding the right funeral home is an important step when planning ahead for funeral wishes. This article shares 10 characteristics you should look for when deciding which funeral home to partner with for your funeral planning needs.
Interested in end-of-life planning? Take a look at these 10 characteristics to look for when choosing a funeral home to meet your needs.
02/19/2026
John R. Saylor, 72, of Wolcottville, Indiana died unexpectedly Tuesday, February 17, 2026, at his residence.
He was born January 22, 1954, in Cincinnati, Ohio to Billy and Lou (Wade) Saylor.
He married Judith Ann Davidson in August of 1977.
John retired from the maintenance d...
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02/18/2026
“I’ll work out tomorrow.” It’s a saying as old as time. If you're ready to change your mindset, click the link to discover how you can motivate yourself to start working out. 🏋️www.ncoa.org/article/5-tips-to-help-older-adults-stay-motivated-to-exercise/
Exercise is vital to staying healthy as you get older. Get 5 simple tips that will inspire you to work physical activity into your daily routine.
02/16/2026
Happy Presidents' Day! Did you know that when Presidents' Day was first observed in 1879, it only applied to the District of Columbia? It wasn't until 1885 that it became a national holiday.
02/14/2026
Karen Stroman, 89, of The Villages, Florida, passed away peacefully on January 29, 2026.
Born on August 3, 1936, in Kendallville, Indiana, Karen lived a full and purposeful life marked by compassion, dedication, and service to others.
She graduated from Kendallville High School in 19...
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02/14/2026
As we celebrate Valentine's Day, let's remember that love isn't limited. Share the spirit of Valentine's Day with your children, your spouse, your friends, and your family.
02/13/2026
Are you grieving the loss of a spouse this Valentine’s Day? If you are, please find comfort in this article that validates the strong emotions you’re feeling and offers support on the grief journey ahead.
Losing your soulmate is heartbreaking and lifechanging. As a grieving spouse, read these 10 mourning rights and grieve the way you need to.
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In March of 2006, Pat and Kathy Young purchased the Berhalter-Hutchins Funeral Home in Kendallville and the Hutchins Funeral Home in Wolcottville. At the recommendation of the Hutchins family, the name was changed to Young Family Funeral Home. Kathy began her career in funeral service with the Hutchins family in 1975.
Today, Young Family Funeral Home has the honor and distinction of being one of Indiana’s oldest continuing funeral homes, having been established in 1860. We have endeavored to bring to the citizens of this community the utmost in professional services…plus a sincere understanding of a family in their time of grief.
In August, 2017, Pat and Kathy purchased the Johnson Funeral Home in Hudson from Dale Johnson. They are excited about the opportunity to be a part of the Hudson-Ashley community and grateful to Mr. Johnson for seeking them out to purchase the business he operated for 33 years.
The Young’s daughter, Beth Young-Mosley, Wilson Hunt, and Michael Johnston are a vital part of the funeral home, along with part-time employees, Roger Arnold, Dennis Bruce, Pat Febles, Connie Leighty, Kevin Sabrosky, and Occy Perkins. Also see frequently helping the funeral home are the Young’s son and daughter-in-law, Adam and Stephanie Young; their son-in-law, Donald Mosley; and their six grandchildren, Leanne Young, Matthew Mosley, Mark Mosley, Carl Young, Michael Mosley, and Sarah Young.
All of our staff is committed to personal excellence in serving families. We believe in attention to detail, particularly in helping families personalize a service for their loved one. Affordable funerals, designed to fit family financial resources, is part of our total commitment to everyone in the community. Additionally, post funeral aftercare is a routine part of our dedication to serve the total family needs.
“The Lord has definitely placed us where we are supposed to be by helping families through one of the most difficult times of their lives.”