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Jacquelyn E. Hunt

July 19, 1946 ~ June 11, 2026

Born in: Indianapolis, Indiana
Resided in: Mooresville, Indiana

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Jacquelyn E. Hunt
79, of Mooresville, passed away on June 11, 2026, at home, surrounded by her family. Jacquelyn was born on July 19, 1946 in Indianapolis, Indiana to the late Warren E. and Ruby Elliott.

Self-driven and an intelligent businesswoman, Jaquelyn owned and operated Eastern Banner Supply for over 27 years. However, it was her family that brought her the most joy. Naturally loving and caring she opened her home to everyone and enjoyed cooking, especially her homemade chicken dumplings, salmon patties and beef stew, just to name a few. Second to her love of her family was her love of animals and music. She enjoyed rescuing animals of all kinds, raising horses as well as listening to Andrea Bocelli and singing her favorite Patsy Cline tunes around the house.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her siblings, Richard, Brenda and Linda.

She is survived by her beloved husband, Stephen E. Hunt, Sr.; children Christie Conner, Robin Bigham (Melvin), Carol Catellier (Louis), Ronald Yerden (Sharla), Jami O’Neill (Greg), Brandon Kriese (Kimberly), Kurtis Jaynes, Angela Jaynes (Chad), Stephen E. Hunt, Jr. (Kanyon), Tammy Albright; sister JoAnn West; 35 grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren, who will all miss her dearly.

Family and friends will gather to celebrate Jacquelyn’s life on Thursday, June 18th from 4:00pm -6:00pm at Carlisle Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, with services beginning at 6:00pm Thursday in the funeral home.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are encouraged to me made to the Morgan County Humane Society, 690 W Mitchell Ave, Martinsville, IN 46151, https://www.mchumanesoc.org/.

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Visitation: Thursday, June 18, 2026
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Carlisle - Branson Funeral Service & Crematory
39 East High Street
Mooresville, IN 46158

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Funeral Service: Thursday, June 18, 2026
6:00 pm

Carlisle - Branson Funeral Service & Crematory
39 East High Street
Mooresville, IN 46158

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  1. Rest in peace to the woman who had such a big heart and loved what she did. She was so warm hearted and welcomed everybody with her arms wide open. Nothing could ever take away the pure memories that was made with her because it was made with love and very genuine. Thank you Grandma Jacquelyn for everything, you’re so loved and missed dearly.

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  2. Mom was the kindest sweetest most loving mom a kid could ever want she was always there for me whenever I needed her even those times I was hard to be around but her love was genuine I’ll miss something awful rest in peace mama I love you

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  4. Your mother was always warm and welcoming and a jokester as well! ♥️🥰 I know she will be missed by all ♥️💔

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    • “Jacquelyn was one of those rare people whose kindness left a lasting mark on everyone fortunate enough to know her. I first met her when I was 20 years old, when my brother, Melvin Bigham was dating her daughter, Robin “Bigham”, and from that moment on, she always treated me like one of her own. Over the many years that followed, she remained a constant source of warmth, love, and generosity.
      She was a devoted mother, a proud grandmother, and a truly beautiful soul whose compassion touched so many lives. No matter how much time passed, Jacquelyn always made people feel welcomed, valued, and cared for. I will always be grateful for the love and kindness she showed me throughout the years.
      My heart is with her family and all those who loved her. Jacquelyn will be deeply missed, fondly remembered, and forever cherished. Rest peacefully, dear lady. Thank you for being such a wonderful part of my life.”
      My deepest condolences to you and to Robin Bigham’s family. What a gift it is to have had someone in your life for so many years who made you feel like family. ❤️

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  5. Jackie and Steve always treated me like family . I have alot of good memories of living on the property too. May she rest in peace.

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    • “Jacqueline was one of those rare people whose kindness left a lasting mark on everyone fortunate enough to know her. I first met her when I was 20 years old, when my brother, Melvin Bigham was dating her daughter, Robin “Bigham”, and from that moment on, she always treated me like one of her own. Over the many years that followed, she remained a constant source of warmth, love, and generosity.
      She was a devoted mother, a proud grandmother, and a truly beautiful soul whose compassion touched so many lives. No matter how much time passed, Jacqueline always made people feel welcomed, valued, and cared for. I will always be grateful for the love and kindness she showed me throughout the years.
      My heart is with her family and all those who loved her. Jacqueline will be deeply missed, fondly remembered, and forever cherished. Rest peacefully, dear lady. Thank you for being such a wonderful part of my life.”
      My deepest condolences to you and to Robin Bigham’s family. What a gift it is to have had someone in your life for so many years who made you feel like family. ❤️

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  6. May this sorrowful time allow you to continue celebrating her abundant life, full of love and care for the whole your beautiful family, and reflect upon all the joy that once you shared with her, to continue doing so with the rest of the family.

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