Preston Spear

I miss you buddy. I don't think you can ever find a finer person than Preston. He was a great husband, father, friend and neighbor. I never heard him say an unkind word about anything or anybody. He cared for his wife, my sister, with love and kindness when she became ill. I learned from watching him care for Jane and tried to emulate it when my wife grew sick and needed care. I miss getting pedicures with him then going out to lunch. He was a good man and a wonderful brother in law. I miss you buddy. RIP

Preston was dearly loved and will be sorely missed by many. Love you, Unc.

The Olivers will always remember Preston and everything he did for First Christian Church of Seminole. The Spear family will always be in our prayers.

The Kray family loves you. Preston will be missed - he was such a faithful servant of God!
Tom, Heather, Adriane, and Abigail

Preston will be missed at FCCS. What a humble servant-spirit he demonstrated over the years picking up pine cones, hosting Sunday School classes, serving as Trustee, and more. Good ole Hoosier hospitality could always be found at the Spear's. Rejoicing for what he has gained by faith in Jesus even as we weep with the family as they grieve their loss.
--Andy Mason

Whenever I was doing some type of work at church, cleaning, cooking or fixing up the garden he would always stop by and ask me how I was. He was a great man who will be greatly missed. Bittersweet as always, but we know where he is.

So many happy memories of Preston.

Paula and I were saddened to hear of Uncle Preston's passing. But we were so thankful to be able to see him before he passed away. Uncle Preston, you were my hero firefighter. As a boy, I was proud to announce to friends my uncle was a fireman.

Later, when I found I owed my life to you when you warned Mom and Dad about the Palm Sunday tornado, my pride mixed with gratitude.

And when I saw the way you and Aunt Jane cared for Grandma and Grandpa in their final days, I knew you weren't just a hero, but a role model. I am so thankful to have the last name of Spear because of your example. You lived your faith and courage in innumerable ways.

Kevin, Paula, Garrett, Zack & Mariah

Rest in peace dear old friend
Love Gladys and Stanley

I worked with Preston at the Diagnostic Clinic for many years . He was one of the kindest men I ever knew. My condolences to his family. Rest in Peace dear friend, Love Maureene

One of the greatest and gentle human beings I have ever met, Preston was always happy to share a story about his family and life experiences. He lived for his kids, wife, and church. He worked hard at what ever task he took on. It was a honor to have known him and his family. Preston will be fiercely missed.

One of the best! Loved his manner and love for others. Will be greatly missed! Great since of humor and loved the Lord and His love for others was apparent to all!

Dear Tori, John & Todd,

You are all in our thoughts and prayers as you go through this difficult time. Your Dad used to call me "Kenny". I loved that. He was such a pleasure to be around and talk to.

"No eye has seen, no ear has heard, no mind has conceived what God has prepared for those who love him." 1 Corinthians 2:9

Preston loved the Lord and now he is in His presence. Wow!

With Much Love,

Ken & Sheila Nelson

I love the memories I have of camping with our church family. I remember a bike ride that ended with Preston and Jake Boetger being chased by a raccoon. We also floated down the Rainbow River and had great camp fire conversations. To say he was a hard worker was a understatement. He did so much around the church. What a great example of a servant. He will be missed!! Praying for the family!!

You were a great person.You will be missed.
Love Carol,Bubba, Carrie

My condolences. It was a joy to know Preston.