Lindy J Rigdon Sr

On Saturday July 8, 2023, Lindy Joe Rigdon (Joe), peacefully passed away on his own at the age of 65. Joe was an amazing husband, father, grandfather, brother, son, uncle, friend, and marine.

Joe was preceded in death by his father and mother, Charles T. Rigdon and Shirley F. Rigdon; his brothers, Larry D., Jimmy D. Rigdon, and Bobby W. Stiener; his nephews, Jimmy D. Rigdon Jr.,

David Rigdon, Ronny L. Rigdon Jr.; and his son in law, Ronald E. Gurley. He is survived by his wife Meiko Rigdon; his children, Natsuko Gurley, Lindy Joe Rigdon Jr. (Joni), Danny J.

(Georgia) Rigdon, Linda K. (Brandon) SanAgustin, Simon S. (Anna) Rigdon, Carrie (Michael) Holmes; grandchildren, John E. Wilson, Hanako R. Gurley, Nemesis Relling, Lindy Joe Rigdon

III, Victoria R. Gurley, Bradley C. Rigdon, Evelyn N. SanAgustin, Achilles Mata, Karmen A. SanAgustin, Brayden M. Rigdon, Penelope Y. SanAgustin, Bruce F. SanAgustin, Carter K.

Rigdon, Myia M. Rigdon, Saoirse B. Rigdon, Maryam I. SanAgustin, Bruno F. SanAgustin, Adonis B. Rigdon, Isaac Holmes, Caleb Holmes; and his fur babies, Yoyo and Kewpie; Siblings,

Patricia A. Prater, Betty C. Barlow, Charles T. Jr Rigdon (Karen), Vickie F. (Scott) Stone, Ronnie L. (Lois) Rigdon, Elsie R. (Larry) Zore, Janet L. (Mike) Levy, Loren A. (Cathy) Rigdon,

Michelle (Tim) Clayton, Mary Stiener, and Debbie Rigdon.

Joe was born in Kansas City, Missouri, on March 28, 1958. When Joe was 17, he joined the United States Marine Corps. While overseas, he met the love of his life, Mieko. Together, the

two would go on to have five children, knowing home was wherever each other were. In 1996, Joe would plant his forever root on Beville Ave here in Indiana. Here, he would watch as his

family of seven slowly grew to a big, boisterous, family of 30. Joe was a man who could always make anyone smile and laugh, even on his hardest days. Joe enjoyed nice summer and spring

days in his garden, and on the other days he enjoyed going to the casino with his wife Mieko. Joe loved travelling in his car, visiting different states. Joe loved bragging about his hair (always).

Joe loved having his home filled with laughter and chatter from his kids and grandkids. Joe was the type of man to give you the last dime in his pocket to make sure those around him were taken

care of. Joe was a man who had a heart of pure gold. Joe has left an everlasting mark on the lives of everyone he’d met. He will forever be loved and missed.

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