By james art 
Paula Lydette Creager, 74, from Fremont, Indiana, was summoned to her eternal home in the sky on Sunday, January 26, 2025. She died quietly in her home with her husband next to her. She married her beloved high school Cecil L. Crasher, in 1969. Paula was born in Angola, Indiana on October 27, 1950, daughter of Charles Wendell and Lydia del Peggy (Shail) Neets. Paula attends Fremont and Fremont High School, graduating in 1969.
The family has a passion for music, resulting from Deep Roots and Paula, set about playing trumpet at Junior High, continuing as an exclusive horns who could advertise and improve, heard only a few notes. Paula, along with her brothers and sisters and other family members, presented himself in the local churches in the Tripartite Zone as the Neutz Gospel Group from about 1980 to 2000. During this time, many pleasant memories were made. Every time family gatherings happen, one can guarantee the brutal games of Euchre and the music will be lively.
Paula has worked for hooks, Revco and CVS for over 30 years as a store manager and pharmacy before her retirement in 2008. Paula was a dedicated and longtime member of the Pentecost of God in the Golgotha Temple. She found a joy of the service of God through her church; She worshiped her church family, played the piano during services, taught Sunday Teen School, served as a member of the board and a church cashier, and actively participated in the worship team.
The survivors include Three children, Michael (Carrie Barlet) creature from Angola, Joseph (Anna Kaiser) creature from Fremont and Katlin (Michael) a beard from Hamilton; Six grandchildren, Brooke (Mikaela) creation of Angola, Zakchei Creator from Angola, Emma Claire and Max Crafer by Fremont and Kaylee and Jay Beard of Hamilton; A great -granddaughter, Charlotte Cashager; One sister, Carolyn (Herschel) Smith of Fremont; One brother, George (Judy) Neets of Coldwater, Michigan; And many nephews and nephews.
She was preceded by death by her parents, Charles and Peggy Neitz and two sisters, Marilyn Jun Neets and Yvonne del Alcantra.
Lifestyle It will be held at 4:00 pm on Saturday, February 15, 2025, in the Pentecost of God’s bush on the Big Temple, 400 Henry Street, Angola with communion and music afterwards. Instead of flowers, the memorials are required to the Diabetic Foundation of the Cameron Hospital Foundation or the Pentecost of the Church of God at the Calvary Temple.
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