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Jenny Anne Chamness

January 7, 1962 ~ May 28, 2025

Born in: Indianapolis, Indiana
Resided in: Danville, Indiana

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Jenny Anne Chamness, 63, of Danville, passed away on May 28, 2025, at IU Health Methodist in Indianapolis. She was born in Indianapolis on January 7, 1962, to the late Curtis Williams and Janet (Dalton) Fugate.

Jenny married Don Chamness on November 1, 1987, and he survives.

She was a member of the VFW Post 1111. Jenny enjoyed being a homemaker and spending time with her children and grandchildren. She was an avid crystal collector and loved listening to Kane Brown.

In addition to her parents, Jenny is preceded in death by her grandson, Harlem Montgomery, and a brother, Tony Williams.

Jenny will be sorely missed by her family including her husband of 37 years, Don Chamness; daughters, Danean Childress, Jessica Larrison (Mike), Heather Chamness, and Amirrah Chamness; son, David Threet; grandchildren, Skyla, Jodicee, McKenzi, Karmen, Brooklyn, Addyson, Jerzi, and Savvy; brothers, Tim Williams (Dawn) and Tom Williams; and several nieces, nephews, and extended family members.

Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory in Mooresville is handling Jenny’s cremation arrangements. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Jenny will be interred next to her mother at Valhalla Memory Gardens in Bloomington.

Memorial contributions may be made in Jenny’s honor to the Riley Children’s Foundation, https://rileykids.org/

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  2. mamaw (jenny) was a very loving grandma. she had her pros and cons, but she will be missed very very much

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  3. Don, I’m so sorry about Jenny. What a shock. My hear hurts for all of you. Just happened to see her obituary. Prayers for all of you! She will be missed. Suzie

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  4. Oh Jenny, I am so sorry I wasn’t a better friend to you. I was too wrapped in my own depression and life struggles to even call or send a message. You were always my best friend and I failed miserably to be one to you. I know it sounds stupid and way too late now to say these things and to tell you how much I loved you my friend. Rest now, and be at peace and pain free. Don, I’m so, so sorry for your loss. Take care of yourself.

    Much love,
    Terri Terri

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  5. Don, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your wife. Although I never met her, I enjoyed the stories you shared with me about her and the entire family. I know that God will watch over her and yourself. Much love to you my friend! God Bless Lesia Higgins

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  10. So very sorry to hear of such a great loss.
    Jenny was a wonderful woman, who touched every person she ever met, I’m sure of that.
    She will be missed greatly.

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  11. Mom I love you even though we couldn’t get the chance make up on our relationship. You still raised me and loved me and were very present in my life growing up…. You never missed a ballgame u never left any of us kids w out a Christmas gift u made sure we always had matching dresses and matching hairstyles for pictures and did your best to make sure we grew in the right direction so thank you no matter how much we fought it still hurts like we never fought you are forever in my heart and maybe when I get to heaven we can make up for lost time take care of Harlem for me say hi to mamaw and papaw Lolly and pop and uncle Joe too rest easy for all all your pain and suffering is gone

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  12. I am so sorry to hear about Jenny. I was her care taker for a bit & got to spend some time with her, talking & getting to know each other. She shared many stories with me, gave me advice, we listened to ALOT of Kane Brown, talked about our love of scary movies & so much more. I didn’t know Jenny for a long time, but she most certainly left an impression. She was definitely one of a kind! She told me often how much she loved her family, especially Don, Jerzi, Amira & Karmen. Sending you all prayers for peace. RIP Jenny, thank you for allowing me in your life & showing me love. I hope you are pain free, drinking a Mt. Dew & listening to Kane Brown 🩷🤍

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  13. Love you mom there are no words I can say to convey what you mean to me or my family.Kayla,Evelyn,lil Dave and Baby Harper will all miss you terribly everyday. I’m sorry I wasn’t the son you deserved and was so much trouble growing up. I didn’t tell you as a kid how great you were and how much I loved you , but am glad I got to tell you when I got older and understood all the love and wisdom you gave me. We all miss you so much.Im glad you will now be able to have the wings you have always deserved to help you keep up with all us as our newly blessed guardian angel.
    Love you Mom

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