Doris Loudermilk

Doris Lynn (Wilson) Loudermilk, 74, of Plainfield, passed from this life at 8:00 p.m., on Monday, March 23, 2020, while surrounded by her loved ones from within the comfort of her own home. Doris was born on November 4, 1945, in Tipton, adopted by her late parents, Henry “Hank” and Martha (Jones) Wilson. Native to the Blue Devil’s and former graduate of Tipton Community School Corporation, Doris was brought up in a strict, yet fun-loving home and she was very close with her cousins. After graduating high school, she enrolled in the first accredited nursing program in the state; earning her degree as a registered nurse from the Indiana Methodist Hospital School of Nursing. Devoting nearly 35 years working in the clinic at the VA Hospital, she found great purpose in caring for those who bravely served our country. A past member of the Pi Beta Psi Sorority, she enjoyed the simple things in life and her hobbies included camping, fishing, listening to Kid Rock and she loved to frequently go out to eat with the family. Never to be underestimated in size, she was upfront and full of spunk. With a direct and straight to the point demeanor, she kept a sharp tongue, a strong mind, and her message was clear. In addition to her loving children and grandkids, Doris carried a soft spot in heart for dogs and she opened her home to many over the years. Survivors include her two children, Chris Loudermilk of Plainfield and Renee Loudermilk Hays (husband, Jason) of San Antonio, Texas; former daughter-in-law, Michelle Maxwell (husband, David) of Monrovia; grandchildren, Colton (wife, Megan), Kristen, Savannah, Matthew, Elizabeth and Ashley; great grandchildren, Conner, Jaxson, Lane and Khalli, Trinity, Serenity, Liberty and Leonidas, Kilynn and Conley; along with a host of extended family members, friends and a four year old canine companion, Harley. Cremation Arrangements were entrusted to Light Memorial & Funeral Chapel in Monrovia. Due to current times under state mandated guidelines and with heartfelt hopes of preventing any further devastation to come of COVID-19 pandemic, public services will not be held at this time. Acknowledgements may be sent to the family on Light Memorial’s Facebook page @MonroviaFuneralHome and to share a favorite story, send the family an online condolence, order sympathy gifts or light a candle in Doris’s memory please visit www.lightmemorial.com

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Doris Loudermilk

November 4, 1945 - March 23, 2020