Audra Saylor Obituary
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Audra Jean (A.J.) was born in Emmalema, Kentucky to Judy Bell Combs and Arthur Martin. She moved to Michigan City in 1967 and retired from Sullair Corporation after 30 years of service. She was preceded in death by her parents and her loving Husband, Johnny Saylor. She leaves behind her Daughter, Sherri Saylor Veden, her Son-in-law, Wally Veden of LaPorte. Also her Grandson, Christopher Veden, 2 Great Granddaughters, Sophia Veden and Mercedes Veden of Austin, Texas, and her Loving Niece, Rossi Baker, of Pineville, Kentucky, whom she loved as her own Daughter. She was the Best Wife, Mommy, Granny, and NiNi anyone could have, and she taught us all how to Live and Love, and especially to have FUN. Audra had a beautiful singing voice, and a wonderful sense of humor. She loved life, was an avid reader, great listener, and loved her Family with her whole heart. Everyone who was lucky enough to know Audra loved her. She is in Heaven now taking that endless cruise in that 1952 Chevy with the Love of her life, Johnny Saylor. Love you Mommy and Daddy Miss YOU Forever.
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Mary Lou Saylor Shoumake
August 16, 2025
Sherri Wally and Chris every one who loved Aunt Audra She was the most sweetest loving person you would ever meet I will miss talking to her from time to time Love Mary Lou Saylor Shoumake
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