Meyers Funeral Home

Adam Dean Shump, 65, of Batesville, IN, passed away on Wednesday, December 3, 2025. He was born on May 30, 1960 in Portsmouth, Ohio, the son of Thomas and Norma (Dubois) Shump. He was an electrical engineer known for his practical skill and steady nature. Outside of work, he loved fishing on quiet mornings, camping with family and friends, and golfing with his son. He loved animals especially his buddy, Rolo. He loved the holidays and enjoyed spending them with family. He served proudly in the United States Air Force from 1980 to 1988. Adam is survived by his loving partner, Tammy; son: Joshua Shump; daughter, Stephanie Shump; grandchild, Aubrey Rubio; and siblings: Cheryl Morse Zahner,...

78, survived by his wife, Beverly (Mellencamp) Wilson; daughter, Jennifer Wilson. Visitation, Monday, 5-7pm at Meyers Funeral Home, Batesville. Funeral, 11:00am Tuesday with hour visitation prior at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Jonesville. Memorials to Special Olympics Indiana-ROD. Full obit www.meyersfuneralhomes.com.

Sister Pat, Sister Mary Xavier consecrated her life to Christ as a Sister of St. Joseph for more than 50 years. Dedicated to helping Kids and Families, and Founder & Executive Director of Edelweiss House; she always helped others strive to be their best. All are welcome to join us IN SPIRIT during this private Mass on THURSDAY, APRIL 15TH at 1pm as we remember Sister Pat. With smiles on your faces we pray: Praise be Jesus, the Christ. God bless Sister Pat. May she rest with Jesus. Amen. Please no flowers; send a memorial at edelweisshouse.org or to: EHI, 592 N 650 E, Greensburg, IN 47240.

Sharon Kay Keller, 83, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, passed away on April 10th, 2021. A visitation will take place on 4/24, at 12-1:30PM., at Spitzer-Miller Funeral Home, 1111 S Main St, Aberdeen, SD. Burial will take place at 2pm, at Riverside Cemetery, with a Fellowship Gathering from 1:30PM - 5PM, at Spitzer-Miller Funeral Home.

After a beautiful life and a long fight with Huntington's Disease, Rose Lynn (Mountjoy) Campbell, age 66, originally of Danville, KY and long-time resident of Batesville, IN, has been called home to be reunited with her husband, the late Larry Campbell, her parents and 2 of her brothers. Rose Lynn loved all of her family, but especially her brothers, the late Bobby Mountjoy, the late Mark (Judy) Mountjoy and Shawn (Lencia) Mountjoy. The biggest University of Kentucky sports fanatic would never admit to being a Hoosier, but after Larry's job led them to Indiana in 1985, it quickly became home. Rose Lynn was a devoted Christian, a teacher, a member of the school board and with the help of...