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MICHAEL KOHLMEIER Obituary

MICHAEL KOHLMEIER, 39, of Indianapolis, passed away on Tuesday, July 12, 2011, after a brave battle with cancer. He was the son of Gary Kohlmeier and Martha (Dwight) Olson. He was a 1990 graduate of Homestead High School and Rose Hulman, in 1994. He was most recently employed by Eli Lilly, and had worked for Common Wealth Edison, Chicago and Navistar, Indianapolis. Surviving are his wife of 16 years, Angela R. Coleman Kohlmeier; children, Renee (10) and Justin (5); mother, Martha Olson; and sister, Laura (Jamison) Gudorf. Visitation is from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Crown Hill Funeral Home, 700 West 38th St., Indianapolis.

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Published by Fort Wayne Newspapers on Jul. 15, 2011.

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Bre Tharp

July 15, 2011

I had the pleasure of playing volleyball with Mike for many years. He was always fun on and off the court. May God bring the strength and comfort needed to make it through this difficult time. The Lord has taken a wonderful man home. His volleyball family will forever have a guardian angel on the court. May God bless his family and may Mike rest in peace.

James Clear

July 15, 2011

I had the pleasure of working with Mike at Eli Lilly. Mike was a good man and will be missed. Thank you Mike for sharing your wisdom and thoughts with others; your legacy will live in and through the actions of others.

May our Heavenly Father welcome Mike into our Fathers glorious kingdom. I pray our Heavenly Father watches over Mike's lovely earthly family and His Angels comfort and protect them.

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