
Eileen Earl
February 06, 1936 - November 18, 2022
Obituary
Eileen Frances (Styck) Earl, 86, of Indianapolis passed away on November 18, 2022. Eileen was born on February 6, 1936, during The Great Depression. Her family did not have much, yet she remembered having a great childhood. If she was hungry, she'd just “Go pick dandelion greens and fry them up.” That continued to be her outlook for her entire life. She was the best mother, Loving, attentive, caring and making sure her kids knew and loved Jesus. Taking us to church every Sunday., she made sure we were dressed to the hilt. Sewing was a passion of hers, and many of our clothes were handmade. She continued sewing for family and friends around her, until her last days. Her favorite part of life was her grandkids and great grandkids. For birthdays and Christmases, she would hand them a five-dollar bill along with a sandwich bag of candy. It wasn't much, but it meant the world to them. She never had much, but she made sure to always do a little something to make you feel special. She lived a full life, enjoying her butter pecan ice cream, watching Jimmy Swaggert, doing puzzles, spending time with family and shopping at Goodwill with her favorite daughter. The one thing she held most dear was her faith. She never strayed from it and told everyone about Jesus. She would read Bible stories to the grandkids and sing songs, all the while teaching them to love God. She will be missed dearly, but it is comforting to know she is with her Savior, and reunited with her son, two grandsons, mother and father. Eileen was preceded in death by her parents, Franklin Styck and Elma Pauline Towne; son, Anthony W. Earl; one grandchild; and brothers, Donald and Franklin Styck. She is survived by her son, Stephen (Rebecca) Earl of New Ross; Daughter, Michelle (Christopher) Cleek of New Ross; nine grandchildren, nine great grandchildren; and sisters, Beverly Stewart of Indianapolis and Madelyn Martin of Elkhart.
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LaDonna KIrch
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Praying for all of you at the loss of your precious mom & grandmother. Aunt Eileen was so precious too me. While grief on this earth is terrible we know before a shadow of doubt your mom is dancing on heavens street & reunited with so many loved ones. We have the assurance we will also one day see her again! Love LaDonnaf "Sis"
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Dolly rooker
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So sorry to hear of Aunt Eileen's passing my condolences to the family .I have no doubt that she is in HEAVEN and that JESUS HIMSELF MET HER. She is living now exactly how she wanted to live praising GOD I will miss talking to her and will miss her laugh.she was very precious to me I loved her very much my love to Steve and Michelle and to all the loved ones Dolly Rooker
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Lori Styck
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So very sorry to hear of Aunt Eileen's passing. She was always the kindest soul. How fortunate we all were to have her in our lives.
Lori Styck
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Gloria Lightfoot
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Love and prayers to you all. What a sweet and precious soul she was. We will see her again! Madelyne, sister, Gloria and family, Tim Shoffner
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Carey Flatter
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Typically Eileen was seated in front of me in church. I have wonderful memories of her but the one that stands out the most is when I had struggled through most of the service with my 10 month old granddaughter wanting to touch Eileens hair. After service I told Eileen and she leaned her head over and said let her touch it and my baby did just that. We had such a good laugh. -Eileen is missed here however to know she is in glory warms my heart.
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Lori McKeeman
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Eileen was a true servant of Jesus. Took me under her wing as a new believer. Taught me how to make the best chop suey. Taught me how to macrame, ...she taught in such a humble way...when I was a poor single mom, she reaupholstered my recliner for me.
With all the horrible things that happened in her family. I never heard her complain or seek pity from others or even dwell on her losses. She always had a smile. She was the one woman who was truly kind to me from our little fellowship in those days.
She is rejoicing in heaven today. Last year we talked and her concerns were for others...our conversations were always about praying for someone struggling...and never in a gossip way. She was my early role model and I've never forgotten her kindnesses to me. May her memory be a blessing to others has it is for me. Lori McKeeman