
Denise Crane
November 17, 1952 - August 09, 2021
Obituary
Denise Arlene Brooking Crane, 68, of Plainfield, IN passed away on August 9, 2021. Denise was born in Indianapolis on November 17, 1952 to Frances and Betty (Hoagland) Brooking, both preceding her in death. She was also preceded in death by her husband of 44 years, Charles Crane; and daughter Shanon Martinez. Denise was an EMT for Wayne Township Fire Department and worked at the Indiana Blood Center before going into in home child care for 30 years. She was a member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church for over 52 years and operated their Food Pantry. Denise was a loving, compassionate, and would take in anyone. She would help anyone and loved them without judgement. She was the kindest soul. Most importantly she loved spending time with her family, her grandchildren and great grandchildren were her world. Denise is survived by her children Michele (Casey) Thompson, Tiffany (Marc) Sandberg and Phillip (Mallery) Crane; grandchildren Corinda (Eric), Logan (Rashade), Ashlyne (Connor), Nicholas (Morgan), Riley, Hailey, Mason, Jacey, Brooklyn and Camden; great grandchildren Isaac, Lucas and Emmie; siblings Belinda (Jim), Ray (Pam), Debra (Richard), Joe (Sharon), Pat (Karen) and Melissa; four brothers-in-law and four sisters-in-law; many nieces and nephews and bonus family Cindy, Jonathan, Kaitlyn Jenkins (kids), Jessi Warren, Aubree and Brantley.
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Sally Litchfield
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Denise and I were best of friends in school. We keep close once we found each other when she was in speedway, she loved my banana bread we could talk forever.Lost in touch after she moved, i got to see her again when she lost her husband and now she will be back with him. prayers for all Happy Heavenly Journey Love you Denise
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Sandy Garner
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Nice and I were on School 50th PGA together. She lived down the street from me. She was so professional and pleasant. She definitely was one of the kindest people I have ever known.
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Isaac
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I remember one time me and my great grandma, Denise. We used to always play with this jumbo sized frisbee outside the house we had lived in, or we would play soccer. She always knew how to make me happy.