Steven Michael Lewis and Brenda Jean Hamilton passed away February 25, 2020. A Memorial Service for both Steven and Brenda will be Saturday, March 14, 2020 at Albertsons Mortuary, 1775 N Sherman Drive, Indianapolis, from 11:00am to 2:00pm.
Steve M. Lewis
Steve M. Lewis, 63 of Indianapolis, Indiana passed away February 25, 2020. He was born April 11, 1956 to the late Alfred and Shirley Lewis. He is survived by his children, Leah, Rachel, and Clinton (Arthur) Lewis; grandchildren, Aien, Aria, and Michael Zyaire; siblings, Betty, Geri, Marty, Alfred, Jeffrey and Lavina Mary Lewis. He was preceded in death by his son, Justin Lewis, his parents and siblings, James, Jon, Pam, Billy Lewis and Margaret Ellen Kinney. He was born the 6th child and he was the 6th to pass away. He was a family man and chef that loved to serve and through his cooking made people feel better. He loved playing poker and it was a safe bet to say that he could make anyone laugh. He worked as a cook for 30 years and thanks to him, a lot of people went home happy and satisfied. He enjoyed watching TV and loved to spend time with his family. Steve will be dearly missed.
Brenda Jean Hamilton
Brenda Jean Hamilton, 59, of Indianapolis, died in her home with her life partner, Steve Lewis, of accidental circumstances on February 25, 2020. She is survived by her mother, Kay Wilson and step father, Scott Wilson, step mother, Debbie Stallings; daughter, Leah Lewis; step-children, Rachel and Clinton Arthur Lewis; grandchildren, Justice, David Jr. , Jayeleauna, Avery, Sincere and Zyaire Michael; brothers, Scott (Julie), Steve (Lori), Brad (Ginger) Hamilton and Jason Morrison; cousins, nieces and nephews; her dog, Camella. She was preceded in death by her son, Justin Lewis and her father Steve Hamilton. There are many ways to describe Brenda, free spirited, hippie chick, biker babe. She loved to travel and made several trips in recent years to visit family and friends in Northeast Florida. We will miss her smile and her kind heart, but rejoice in her release from pain and suffering.
Brenda, my dear sweet cousin. I spoke with you on the phone the day you died. I told you I loved you. You told me you loved and missed me. You asked me to text you and let you know I loved you and was thinking about you more often. Woman, if I had know that was gonna be our last conversation, I would have never hung up the phone. My heart is broken into a million pieces over your death. I can’t text you any more now but I will tell you I love more now than ever cause you took a piece of my heart with you. I wish you could come back and we could get one last giant hug. My tears sting my face as I write this for you in your memory. Life wasn’t always beautiful but YOU were. I loved you unconditionally. You were my cousin/sister no matter what demons were riding on your back. I MISS YOU with my whole heart and soul. You had a big heart and an awesome smile. When I think of you, I see your smile and it now makes my heart weep. I love you SO much, cuz💕 and I always will. You live forever in my heart. Peace be yours forever now, Brenda. I LOVE YOU ALWAYS
Love you all!