Crystal Dawn Lesher
Crystal Dawn Lesher, 46 of Elwood died Monday, January 20, 2020 at her residence. She was born in Portsmouth, Virginia on August 31, 1973 to Joe Lesher and Diana McEntire. Crystal married Chris Hawkins on February 18, 1999 and he survives.
Crystal was a customer service representative for many convenience stores. She never knew a stranger and lived her life out loud. She was a member of the Noblesville High School Class of 1991 where she participated in drama club activities as well as excelling in business classes. More recently she enjoyed collecting many different crystal rocks to add to her collection of beautiful things. Crystal made an impact of several people’s lives and would always lend a helping hand to those who needed one.
Crystal is survived by her husband Chris of Tipton; her three daughters, Erika Lesher and fiancé Molli Runyon of Noblesville, Skyler Hawkins and Jessyca Hawkins of Elwood; her mother Diana McEntire of Noblesville; two brothers Joseph Lesher of Alexandria and Donald McEntire and wife Kasey of Elizabethtown, Kentucky; Grandson Andrew Runyon; sister-in-law Tabitha Henry and brother-in-law Colton Schuyler of Kokomo.
A celebration of life will take place where the family will receive friends from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm on Sunday, January 26 at Noblesville Community Center at 372 South 8th Street in Noblesville, Indiana. Family asks you to wear something to remind you of Crystal.
Young-Nichols Funeral Home in Tipton is assisting with the arrangements.
Gone too soon♥️ love you mama Crystal
Love you so much Crystal. Im so sorry we lost contact.
The world will be feeling your passing, for a very long time!
Tell my sons I love & miss them all, very much.
Zack told us shes up there partying with the boys 💙
Cystal was an awesome person. She’d give the shirt off her back to a stranger. I loved how she didnt judge anyone before getting to know them. I have a picture of my son Trenton (when he was 5yrs old) Coming from your house with flour. Our rottweiler (Harley that was a puppy) jumped up on him, the flour went up in the air completely covered him head to toe. Yall were like family to us, I have great memories of our kids growing up together. Skylar & Trent were besties. I would always yell at them for riding their bikes in between my cars. Ofcourse Skylar scratched my car with her handle bars bc she had no rubber on the end of her handles. Man did they grow up fast & here we are celebrating your life. You always warned me about how crazy I was & how I needed to slow down. Something you never warned me about was how much it hurts when your 40 yrs old & I party like im 21yrs old…lol I love you my dear friend. I pray you are up in heaven with your family.
We had some good times. The thing I remember most is she always had a smile on her face! Thinking of you all through this difficult time.
You were a really great Aunt and we had fun doing road trips. We called you kisser. Due to all the kisses you gave You will always be in our hearts forever and ever. At night when I look up at the stars you will be there
Love you kisser
With sympathy to her family, Joe we are so Sorry