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Jerry Wayne Lainhart
April 16, 1952
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October 16, 2019
Jerry Wayne Lainhart, 67, of Austin, Indiana, passed away on Wednesday, October 16, 2019 at his residence. He was born on April 16, 1952 in Salem, Indiana, the son of the late John B. and Katie (Spivey) Lainhart. In addition to obtaining his high school certification, Jerry earned an Associates Degree from Ivy Tech in Columbus, Indiana. He was married on October 6, 1972 to the former Eve Campbell. Jerry was a retired support specialist for Cummins Engine Company in Walesboro, Indiana and a veteran of the Indiana Army National Guard. He loved to watch NASCAR and his favorite driver was Kyle Larson. In addition to his parents, Jerry was preceded in death by a brother, Ronnie “Cash” Lainhart and a sister, Ica B. Wilkerson. Survivors include his wife of 47 years, Eve Lainhart; a son, Nathan Wayne Lainhart (Jessica) of Woodbine, Kentucky; four brothers, Charles Ray Lainhart (Betty) Lainhart and Jackie L. Lainhart (Marty) all of Scottsburg, Indiana, John B. “Jay” Lainhart (Brenda) of Austin, Indiana and Benjamin Lainhart (Darlene) of Gravel Switch, Kentucky; two sisters, Shirley Sears (Joe) of Salem, Indiana and Evelyn Laws of Groveland, Florida and two grandsons, Caden Tyler and Logan Wayne Lainhart. Online condolences:www.collinsfuneralhome.net.
From: Jason O’Connor
To Eve, Family, and Friends - I am blessed to have spent 3 years of my life working side by side with Jerry. He was my right hand man and most supportive friend. Jerry had faith in me when I had little confidence in my own abilities. He was also a master of organizing people to achieve any goal which lead to the loving nickname “The Delegator” amongst close friends. Jerry, everyday was a laugh and a smile with you. You are missed my friend. I am sure The Delegator is making great things happen in heaven right now. Sincerely, Jason O’Connor
From: Dianna reinhart
Eve, I was lucky to have known both of you. I went to cosmetology school with you and then work at Cummins where Jerry and I worked. So sorry for your lost. he was a wonderful person.
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