Patricia Arburn Carey Aikin
Indianapolis and Coatesville, was born 11/25/1926 and died 1/19/2012, in Brownsburg. The daughter of Mary Ruth Arburn Carey and Arthur Elias Carey (both deceased). She was preceded in death by her husband Jack William Aikin and siblings, Mary Ruth Carey Beaning, Dr. Joan Carey Beaning, and Joseph Carey. She is survived by her son: Jack R. Aikin (Julia Ann Dake) and granddaughters Olivia J. Zedrick, and April J. Fase' (Dan), and step-granddaughter Lauren Dake Yamamoto, (Kentoku) and great-sons Michael A. Zedrick IV and Benjamin Fase'.
A graduate of Shortridge H.S., she attended William Woods College and Butler University. An accomplished office assistant, she worked for many years for Herff Jones company, F.C. Tucker Realty, and Barrett and Stokeley Realty.
After retirement, she and her husband lived at Heritage Lake where she volunteered for Hendricks County Senior Services and Canaan Community Church of Coatesville. Online condolences may be made through Conkle Funeral Home. In honor of her life, memorial contributions may be made to the Canaan Community Church, 3517 N. County Road 800 E., Coatesville, IN 46121.
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Priscilla Bilas
February 19, 2012
I have so many warm memories of spending summers in Indiana, which of course included time with Aunt Patty and Uncle Jack. We especially enjoyed being able to share their love and laughter with our sons, after their move to Heritage Lake.
Aunt Patty had a wonderful sense of humor and combined with Uncle Jack's quick dry wit, they were quite the pair.
After Uncle Jack's passing, we always included seeing Aunt Patty in our trips to the midwest, especially remembering her in the years of her failing health. Unfortunately, after my father's passing 2 years ago, we lost contact.
I was so saddened to see that she had passed, but know she is finally happy again with her beloved Jack. Her positive nature and ability to smile and laugh at nearly any situation will stay with me forever.
Cousin Jack Robin, she always said you were "just a peach" and she loved you dearly. I know how difficult a loss can be, may you find peace by keeping your memories close to your heart.
Thanks for a lifetime of great memories, Aunt Patty...you will be missed!
With Love,
Priscilla Carey Bilas and family
Rich Roth
January 24, 2012
Patty was a true servant. She was involved with the missions ministry at church and worked there with joy.
She has truly been missed. Now she is seeing her reward.
Jack, I am sorry you have suffered this loss.
LaVerne
January 24, 2012
I am so very sorry for your loss. May the fond memories you hold and the peace found in scripture bring you peace during this difficult time. 2 Cor 3:1
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