Peter Spellos

Blair W. Todt

Aug 02, 1970 - Jan 13, 2025

Indianapolis, IN

The Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer, and Chief Administration Officer at Elevance Health Inc., Blair Todt, passed away. The recent sale of 5,492 shares of Elevance Health Inc. is a notable event that has gathered a lot of attention from investors. Do you know who was the mastermind behind this sale? It was Blair Todt, who was working as an EVP, CAO, and CLO of Elevance Health Inc. Mr. Todt, peacefully passed away on January 14, 2025, leaving the legal and healthcare industries grieving. He was a seasoned executive with vast experience in the healthcare sector. Being the CAO, CLO, and EVP of Elevance Health Inc. (formerly known as Anthem, Inc.) Blair took responsibility for overseeing the legal, compliance, and regulatory functions of the company. Moreover, he also dealt with various administrative operations. Todt made sure to navigate the complex legal landscape of the healthcare sector. His constant efforts for perfection ensured that Elevance Health Inc. adhered to the top standards of ethical conduct and corporate governance. He was recently appointed as a senior VP and CLO at Health Care Service Corporation (HCSC). His extensive career also includes previously serving as a senior vice president, corporate secretary, and general counsel at Medcath, Inc. Mr. Todt also held positions as deputy general counsel at Maloney & Laird, Blackmore, Case, Conboy, as well as BearingPoint and partner at Carter. Being a graduate of "The George Washington University," with a B.A. in political communication, he also earned his law degree from "Brooklyn Law School." Blair Todt is described as a dedicated and compassionate leader, and his work ethic has left a deep impact on the companies that he has served. He leaves behind his legacy of legal expertise, leadership, and commitment to the healthcare sector.

George R Miller

Dec 02, 1943 - Dec 10, 2023

Indianapolis, IN

George Robert Miller, 80, of Indianapolis, IN, passed away December 10, 2023, with his two loving daughters by his side. He was born on December 2, 1943, in Washington, Indiana, to George and Louise Miller. George was a Navy veteran and served in the Vietnam War. George was proud of his service to our country. George was a diesel mechanic for 25 years and retired from the Teamsters Union. George was a big kid at heart. One of his past time hobbies was drag racing. He owned a 57 Chevy and Dragster and raced at Bunker Hill and Kokomo Speedway. At the age of 70, he was still performing burn outs in front of his grand-children in his 2002 Grand-Prix. He loved Elvis Presley and enjoyed singing karaoke, specifically Elvis hits. He was known for his special gifts. He would record tunes on CDs and give to family and friends during the holidays. He also frequented the local VFW on karaoke nights. On November 10, a surprise 80th Birthday Celebration was hosted by his daughters. This was his last performance by the King himself as he sang tunes from an Elvis melody. George is survived by his ex-wife; Sue Marley(Mother of Children); daughters, Shannan and Bobbi Miller, son, Rodney Miller; Sisters, Carol (Tony) Ross, Carolyn (Butch) McKelvey, Sandy (Jerry) Zeigler; Grandchildren, Travis (Danielle) Leach, Dustin (Haley) Leach, Hannah Haynes, Summer and Jamie Miller; Great-grandchildren; Perry, August, Sierra and Aubrey Leach. He is preceded in death by his parents; George and Louise Miller;sister, Betty Ross. A Celebration of life will be held Saturday, December 30th at 1:00PM,service at 2:00PM and lunch/fellowship to follow. Location: Level Two, 2498 Perry Crossing Way, Suite 240, Plainfield, IN 46168 Memorial contributions can be made to: Elderabusealliance.com

Gene Deer

May 31, 1964 - Jan 03, 2024

Indianapolis, IN

"Gene Deer was a beloved blues vocalist and guitarist from Indianapolis. He passed away on January 4th, 2024, at the age of 59. Famous for his exceptional guitar skills and warm personality, Deer left an indelible mark on Indiana's music scene. Noted singer-songwriter Otis Gibbs fondly remembered meeting Gene in the late '80s, praising his soulful voice and friendly nature. Deer, an Indianapolis music icon, was celebrated for his humility despite his celebrity status. He hosted blues jams and performed at venues like The Patio and the Slippery Noodle, which considered him a family member. The Slippery Noodle, expressing deep sadness at the loss of an iconic figure, announced Gene Deer's sudden passing. The cause of his death remains undisclosed and is undergoing investigation by the Shelby County Coroner's Office and Sheriff's Department. Described as the ""hardest-working blues artist in Indianapolis,"" Deer played over 250 shows annually, leaving a lasting impact on the Midwest music scene. His daughter, Erin Deer, acknowledged his timeless sound, stating, ""Without him, we will forever be living with the blues."" Gene Deer's legacy as a talented musician and a kind-hearted soul will endure through his music, touching the hearts of fans, friends, and family alike. "

George McGinnis

Aug 09, 1950 - Dec 13, 2023

Indianapolis, IN

Basketball legend George McGinnis, renowned for his impact on Indiana basketball, passed away at 73 on December 14, 2023. He died in an Indianapolis hospital due to complications from a recent cardiac arrest. McGinnis was inducted into the Indiana Athletics Hall of Fame in 2023 and the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Raised in Indianapolis, he secured a state championship and earned the title of 1969 Indiana Mr. Basketball during his time at Washington High School. Although McGinnis played just one season for the Indiana Hoosiers in 1970-71. Yet his performance remains unparalleled. Boasting a record-breaking average of 29.9 points per game, the highest in program history. Indiana coach Mike Woodson expressed deep admiration for McGinnis. Emphasizing his significance to the basketball community. After his college stint, McGinnis excelled with the Indiana Pacers in the ABA. Winning two championships, securing three ABA All-Star titles, and leading in scoring during the 1974-75 season. McGinnis continued his professional career with the Philadelphia 76ers and Denver Nugget. Before returning to the Pacers, concluding his career in 1981-82. Over 11 years, he amassed six All-Star appearances, two championships, and an MVP title. The Pacers retired his No. 30 jersey, and he earned a spot on the ABA All-Time Team in 1997, solidifying his place in basketball history.

Cooper Clark

Jan 17, 1970 - Jan 20, 1970

Indianapolis, IN

Cooper Clark, of Indianapolis, IN, peacefully passed at the beginning of dusk Aug, 25 2023, in Indianapolis, IN. Cooper was born Mar, 26 2016 in Indianapolis, IN. Cooper, at the beautiful age of seven, was a brilliant mind. Being loved by all his friends and family alike. Whether it was his warm hugs that would knock anyone over who weren’t prepared, or his rather soft-spoken demeanor which brought a sense of calmness to any environment he entered. “Coupe”, is how most loved ones referred to Cooper. Coupe loved being outdoors, often seen simply laying in the grass of any yard that he found palatable . While being outdoors, Cooper was well known around the neighborhood, always regarded as special. Cooper was an early lover of nature , his favorite flower being the Dandelion. Cooper loved Sundays, being his favorite day to spend with his siblings. Sundays were always the same; his favorite breakfast being bacon and only bacon, while watching his favorite movie, “All Dogs Go to Heaven “. Albeit being so quiet, his brothers and sisters could be heard all the time speaking of how Cooper would have them laughing for hours with his silly personality that he could turn on at any moment. So loving, so kindhearted, Cooper’s energy was infectious to all that experienced . Cooper’s energy was inspired & will be survived by his older brother, London C. Hamilton; older sister, Michelle M. Hamilton; younger brother, Sebastien D. Clark; his grandmother, Deborah D. Lott; his grandfather, Walter Lott; and his loving mother, Latreece N. Clark.

Alexis Ford

Aug 09, 1995 - Aug 19, 2022

Indianapolis, IN

Alexis Ford, 27, of Indianapolis, IN, died Aug, 19 2022, in Indianapolis, IN. Alexis was born Aug, 08 1995 in Indianapolis, IN. Arrangements are by Sprowl Funeral & Cremation Care.