Mark Wayne Risinger
April 26, 1960 ~ August 21, 2018
Mark Wayne Risinger
58, of Indianapolis, passed away August 21, 2018 at Eskenazi Health. Mark was born on April 26, 1960 in Evansville, Indiana.
Mark grew up in Florida with his mother and stepfather, Marilyn and Bill Chilton. Later he moved to Indianapolis where he spent the next 30 years, with Diana Wise and her four children. Mark was known for his rough voice, but underneath had a heart of gold and would help anyone in need. He will be greatly missed by all.
He was preceded in death by his father; David Wayne Risinger, grandfather; Orin Davis, a sister; Cheryl White and an uncle; Roger Davis.
He is survived by mother and stepfather; Marilyn and Bill Chilton, brother; Jeff Risinger, sister; Jennifer Ramirez, fiance; Diana Wise, stepchildren; Clinton Wise, Angela Hauenstein (Mark), Shawn Wise (Lena), Jack Wise Jr. (Amanda), ten grandchildren; Desiree Medvescek (Nick), Bethanie Alter (Cory), Miranda Crowe, Jacob Pedigo, Jordan Pedigo, Alexandria Wise, Gavin Wise, Collin Wise, Jack Wise III, Taylor Wise, 4 great grandchildren; Colton Alter, Embry Alter, Baine Pedigo and Amari Pedigo.
A memorial service will be held Sunday Sept. 9th at 3pm at the Center Community Church, Plainfield, with visitation one hour prior to the memorial service.
Memorial contributions may be made in Mark’s memory to The Center Community Church 5938 Sugar Grove Rd. Plainfield, IN 46168.
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There is no way I can put it into words, the loss I feel for you. I know I’m being strong for you and for everyone around me and keeping my head held high keep the tears at bay, but when I lay my head down at night they flow so much so that Dingo comes to kiss them away because he misses you and I know he knows your Gone. Kiss all the loved ones that have passed on before you and stay close till I get there. I love you , your soulmate, Diana
Mark you have always loved my sister, through all the good times and bad. I’m sorry your life ended so soon you have a beautiful family that loves you . You will be missed by many! Your sister in law Theresa Reinhard
Our prayers and love to your family
Prayers are with you
Jenni and I always have you in our prayers.
So sorry for your loss. Love and Prayers to All.
Praying for you ❤️
Bless you, Diana
You’re in my thoughts and prayers
Your family is in my thoughts and prayers ❤️
Thank you Mark for loving my family. We all love you
50.00 from Irene Adams, 25.00 from Mark Adams–Sorry for your loss!
Sending our love & prayers, Bruce & Carol Douthitt
Sorry for your loss. Prayers
I am so sorry my friend.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you!
We will miss you so very much, Rest In Heaven.
Loved and missed . Til we see you again ..
We are so sorry for your loss and are lifting you up in prayer. May God bless you with love and comfort only He can give. The Jon & Sarah Taylor family
My heart goes out too the Carlisle Branson Mortuary for this video that they took our memories and made such a nice production in honor of Mark. Thank you so much and may God Bless, Diana
Love& prayers
Love you, Diana! Keeping you in my prayers.
A Donation of $100 has been received from “Doc” James Rodriguez. Dear Diana and Family, So sorry for your loss, My Prayers are with you and family!
There is a saying that there are different types of people that come into ones life….those who are like leaves, those who are like branches and those who are part of the roots. Those who are like leaves come into your life briefly. They will give you shade but eventually fall off. The ones that are branches are strong but not enough to sustain life by themselves….those that are like the roots….now those are the ones that will forever be there while the tree is full of life. The roots give nutrients to the tree.. You and momma are a root to my tree… you have always show nothing but love to us. You rooted for Michael for his first prom…for his Graduation. You gave Michael his 1 drink on his 21st Birthday (even though momma wasnt happy,lol) and no matter how tired you were when you got home you ALWAYS had time to allow Michael to talk your ears off. My fondest memories that stand out are when you told me one day that you didnt want anyone mowing the yard again other than me because you loved looking at rhe lines in the grass..lol. Another memory that I’ll forever remember is when I was leaving for work and you were sitting on the porch and of course with your humor made the comment “Hey PO PO” (because of my uniform) and you just laughed… I’ll never forget you and what you mean to not only myself but to all of those who you loved and those who loved you! We will continue to always be there for momma and Dings… This isnt a good bye…. This is a I’ll see you later!