Lisa M. Ayers

lisa ayers

February 6, 1963 ~ August 17, 2025

Lisa M. Ayers passed away peacefully on August 17, 2025, in Columbus, Indiana, at the age of 62. Born on February 6, 1963, in Wichita, Kansas, Lisa's life was characterized by her loving nature, boundless generosity, and gentle spirit. She was the beloved wife of Michael A. Ayers, with whom she shared countless cherished memories. As a devoted mother, her kindness and guidance were the foundation for her children, Nikki Randall, Nathan Huffman, Levi Huffman, Christopher Ayers, and Daniel (Claire) Ayers. Her role as a grandmother was one that Lisa cherished deeply, showering Preston and Parker Ayers, Brody Randall, and her great-grandson Izaak Randall with affection. Lisa shared a special bond with each of them, leaving behind a legacy of love that will be felt for generations to come. Debbie Logsdon, her sister, will remember her as a confidante and a source of strength. Her niece Lucy (Jerod) Fincher, nephew James Morris, and great-niece Seven Fincher will carry forward the memories of her unending support and the joyful moments spent together. Lisa was preceded in death by her parents, Morris and Shirlene Peterson. Lisa worked at Toyota Material Handling, as a Quality Inspector. Her colleagues were not merely co-workers but an extended family, who cherished her care and mentorship. She had the rare ability to make everyone feel special, recognized, and heard. Her interests reflected the beauty she found in simple pleasures, mirroring her uncomplicated approach to life. Lisa loved her cat, Leo, which brought her immense joy and companionship. She was also an avid collector of rocks, each piece telling a story of her adventures. Arizona was her haven, a place where she relished in the beauty of the landscape and found solace in the vastness of its deserts. As her physical journey ends, Lisa's story lives on through her family, friends, and all the cherished memories they hold. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday August 20, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. in Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home with Rev. Adam Carrigan officiating. Visitation will begin at 4:00 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Bartholomew County Humane Society through the funeral home. You are invited to view her tribute video and share condolences to the Ayers family via the funeral home website: www.jewellrittman.com

 

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    • Lisa was one of a kind . A heart so gentle who touched everyone that knew her. Her smile would make the worst day better. Her smile would light up a room. I am forever thankful that she found Mike and was so happy in life. He was Her soul mate for sure. You are going to be missed more than words can explain. See you on the other side my friend .. oh what a glorious day that will be .. ❤️

    • Lisa was such a wonderful lady. When I first came to tsdr area she would always be the first person to say good morning to me every day. Even when I was moved to the east side the building, anytime I had to bring parts to tsdr we would always ask how each other was doing. You will be greatly missed. Until me meet again.

    • Lisa was the best little sister ever! I have a lot of good memories with her. I will miss her everyday 😢 I am so glad she met Mike. It was the happiest I have seen her.
      I love you Lisa! 🩷

  1. I’ve known Lisa for years.
    I’ve never seen her happier than when she and Mike found each other.

  2. Lisa will be truly missed ,her bubbly personality, her smile,her kind heart.im gona miss our talks Miss Lisa.She was one of a kind.,a good person and a heart of gold.unitl we meet again my friend.

  3. I am Lisa’s Uncle Leland. I loved her very much and had many good memories of her. I am sure you have heard Lisa and Nicki’s talk about me. I know you are a nice guy and you two loved each other very much. I am going to miss you Lisa. Leland Milligan

  4. I am so happy that Lisa found Love. Life was way too short for you, my friend. One day we will meet up again. I will treasure the memories of you and great times we have had.

  5. Lisa was a beautiful person inside out! I truly loved her as a friend and one I truly will never forget! Thank you for your caring heart and it’s not goodbye I’ll see you again! ! You impacted so many!

  6. Lisa was one of the kindest people I’ve ever met. Always happy and smiling whenever we saw each other. She always laughed at my corny jokes and kept in touch with me thru messenger, sending me photos of her previous babies. I’m blessed to have known her. I’m so very sorry for the family’s loss. I love you all.


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