Mindy Jo Hedrick, beloved daughter, sister, mother, grandmother, granddaughter, and friend, was born on April 10, 1980 in Evansville, Indiana. She left this world far to soon on April 5, 2025 in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Mindy was a proud graduate of William Harrison High School, where she graduated in 1998 with honors. She studied Business Management at Ivy Tech of Indiana, where she applied the skills learned to her love of property management, sales, and acquisitions.
Known for her love of geodes and waterfalls, you would often find Mindy at one of her favorite rock hunting grounds, looking for geodes that offered inner beauty, harmony and the potential for transformation, representing the hidden treasures and unexpected beauty that can be found within oneself.
She was a proud mother and grandmother, with an inseparable bond to her bobtail cat Mojo; offering a life of unconditional love and companionship.
Mindy is survived by her son; Shane C. Hedrick; grandson Jeriko C. Hedrick; mother Linda M. Hedrick, brother; Damien C. Hedrick, and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Mindy is preceded in death by her grandparents; Floyd and Mayme Hedrick, and grandson; Kaysyn L. Hedrick.
She will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing her. She will continue to resonate in our hearts forever.
Arrangements entrusted to Simple Cremation Indianapolis, 6904 S. East Street, Suite E, Indianapolis, IN., (317)361-4516.
4 Replies to “Mindy Jo Hedrick”
There are no words to express how sorry and sad I am to hear of Mindy’s passing. She had a special place in my heart. I will never forget her. I am so very sorry to the entire family for this devastating loss. May peace and comfort be with you always. 🙏
~Mia~
We followed that park ranger for some time before he pulled over. You swatted the bee and sped up. The ranger pulled out behind us and we kept going til he pulled you over. Your driving was a mess. I always enjoyed going w you to Nicks to water his banana plants and the day he gave me some to bring home. They would barely (after forced) fit in your car. If I could plant a tree that would be the one. And last but not least, the vendor events. We always had so much fine. Water falls, hiking, rocks and caves.. I will always miss you and Bob and our adventures girlfriend.
🥹😭 ❤️ my friend. Mindy I am going to miss everything about you. Your overwhelming at time personality always matched mine perfectly. I will for always remember our days at your place planning and packing our stuff for one of our outrageous rockhounding trips. You always made me pack rocks evenly in the car so we didn’t put too much weight on your shocks 😀 keep my feet off the dash . Your best friend Bob and how you always took such good care of him. Your smile. The happiness we always found in collecting and playing w our rocks. Loved when you would come help me w the Jr. Rockhounds. The time you got the ticket for following the truck w the park ranger in it. We passed him and then got the ticket for speeding . Your crazy spontaneous trips. Going to Nicks to water his plants and then going I’ve to get banana plants he gave us. If I could plant a tree it would be that one. Gonna plant a couple for you this year. I will always love and miss you and Bob 😢
So terribly sorry for your family’s loss. Mindy and I were friends for nearly 20 years…oftentimes going years without seeing one another. But somehow we could always pick right back up where we left off without even missing a beat. I was so taken aback when hearing of her very sudden passing. She will be missed. Sending thoughts and prayers to your family in the difficult days ahead and for years to come.
KB