Ashley Savage

Ashley Savage

December 10, 1986 - November 26, 2021

Obituary

Ashley Colleen Savage, 34, of Brownsburg passed away on Friday, November 26, 2021. She was born in Indianapolis to Karen Crouch on December 10, 1986. She worked as a house keeper at Brownsburg Health Care Center. Ashley loved fishing, scrapbooking, painting and above all being a mom. She had many friends and had never met a stranger. She loved listening to music full blast while driving back roads with the windows down. She was especially adventurous and was always down for a road trip. She loved her friends and family dearly and would do anything she could to put a smile on your face. Ashley was never without a pet. Whether it be a dog, cat, bird, even snakes. Her love for animals was out of this world. Ashley was always shopping, usually for things she didn't need. Ashley had a heart too big for this world and will be missed more than words can describe. Ashley was preceded in death by her grandmother (grams), Margaret Crouch. She is survived by her wife, Mini Savage; son, Riley Miller; mother, Karen Crouch; father, Carl Crouch; sister, Kristen Crouch; best friend, Tricia Farmer; and aunt, Cindy Miller. A Celebration of Life for Ashley “AJ” Savage will be held on Saturday, December 11, 2021 from 12:00 PM until 3:00 PM at 150 W. Market Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 Floor 2. In lieu of flowers, please make any donations to Indy Humane Society at Indyhumane.org. Christmas gifts for he 10-year-old son, Riley would be greatly appreciated. Please contact Carl, Karen, Tricia or Kristin to send gifts.

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Dawkins Michelle
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I just can't accept this , I can't believe your just gone from our lives . You brought so much joy and craziness to this cold world . My life is forever changed . God rest your soul , fly high and please watch over me . See you when I get there . I love you , sexy black eye and all .
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Kristin
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I love you so much sissy. I’ll never forget about you and I’ll always cherish the memories that we have. You were an amazing big sister and I looked up to you more than I think you ever knew. We butted heads sometimes but that’s what sisters do. We never stayed mad at each other for long. It hurts my heart knowing that the one person on this earth that truly understood my fucked up head is gone. You loved me regardless and didn’t judge me because you understood. You were one of a kind and I’ll never stop missing you. Never. I love you Ashley

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