Jordan Noelle Schumake
June 18, 1990 ~ June 17, 2012
Jordan Noelle Schumake, 21, Monrovia, died June 17, 2012. She was born June 18, 1990, in Indianapolis, to Annette (Bourne) and Robert Schumake.
Jordan fought her battle with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma for many years with strength and courage. She graduated from Monrovia High School in 2009. She enjoyed all kinds of music, reading books, and watching TV. In school Jordan enjoyed taking art classes such as photography and ceramic, also singing in choir class. Jordan will be dearly missed by her loving family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her paternal grandfather, Robert Schumake, Sr.; maternal grandfather, Francis Bourne.
Survivors include her mother, Annette (Bourne) Schumake of Monrovia; father, Robert Schumake of Fairland; sisters, Elizabeth and Courtney Schumake of Monrovia; half-sister, Monica Schumake of Shelbyville; niece, Chesney Ann Christian of Monrovia; maternal grandparents, Barbara Human (Kenneth) of Monrovia; paternal grandmother, Marilyn Schumake of Fairland; many aunts and uncles; close friends, Brittany Brown and Sara Renne.
A celebration of life will be held at 5 p.m., Thursday, June 21, 2012, at the Cathedral of Prayer Baptist Church, 8446 E. 700 S., Plainfield, IN 46168. Pastor Tim Roller will officiate the service. Funeral and cremation arrangements are being handled by Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville. Visit www.carlislebranson.com to share a favorite memory or to sign the online guest registry.
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I am sorry to hear about the passing of Jordan. I had Jordan as a student in math as a 7th grader. She was a joy to have in class and I am sure that she will be dearly missed. Jennifer Daniels Heaton former 7th grade math teacher at Monrovia
I remember playing house with Elizabeth, Jordan and Courtney when we were all little. Jordan was always in charge of the ‘sun’ when we played house. Meaning when Jordan shut the lights in the room off that meant it was night time. When the lights were on this signified day time. I remember one time in particular Jordan was the Mommy in our pretend world. Elizabeth, Courtney and I were her unruly children. Jordan couldn’t have been much over 7 years old. Jordan turned ‘the sun off,’ as she called it and as Elizabeth, Courtney and I giggled and talked. Jordan got very angry with us and yelled ‘I turned the sun off! Go to sleep!!’ We did not comply and she stormed downstairs and told Mamaw on us! We got yelled at and were told to play nice. Not sure why this memory stands out in my mind but it does. Her strong spirit and determination to what ever she puts her mind to will be missed. Maybe she’s up above controlling the sun? 🙂
Jordan…..you will be missed dearly. We have had many late Friday nights together at Riley. No matter how awful Jordan felt we would laugh and giggle while waiting to be admitted. I was one of Jordan’s nurses, but more importantly she was my friend. She is truly an angel…….XO Chrissi Spradley
I remember Jordan’s smile and positive attitude in class. She was beautiful both inside and out.
And so another link in our family chain went on to heaven, Oh! what a glorious day when the chain is completed and we are all together again.
Jordan, I loved you like you were my own, you spent many nights and days at my house playing with Kaitlin and Taylor and any other Monrovia/Hall girls that were at our house, I loved those days watching you all play. You will be missed and you are loved. Karen, Kenny, Kaitlin, Taylor Moore
jordan was always making people around her happy jordan always put people around her in a good mood Jordan was loving and a caring person she will be missed so much but never forgotten Jordan was a great person _shelly Lehr_ Monrovia Class of 2005
I miss you like crazy, and love you so much. You made me so proud. I know your smiling down on me 🙂
I loved your laugh Jordan. You always had a smile on your face when I seen you.
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