On December 17, 2025, Jaime Lynn Neff, 47, passed away peacefully at her home in Plymouth, Indiana. A lifelong resident of Marshall County, she leaves behind a legacy of loyalty to family and steady contributions to her community. Her death marks the close of a life defined by quiet strength and enduring devotion.
Born on July 21, 1978, to William Neff and Brenda Andrews, Jaime grew up surrounded by the familiar landscapes of northern Indiana. She remained deeply connected to the rhythms of Plymouth and Argos, where her presence offered comfort and reliability to neighbors and friends. The community now mourns the loss of a woman whose warmth enriched daily life in this rural region.
Professionally, Jaime dedicated herself to the Marshall‑Starke Development Center, working as an assembler. Her role supported programs for individuals with disabilities, reflecting her patience, compassion, and commitment to inclusion. Through consistent effort and care, she contributed to meaningful employment opportunities and embodied the values of service and empowerment. Her career mirrored her grounded lifestyle, emphasizing diligence and supportive relationships in everyday settings.
Family was the cornerstone of Jaime’s life. She nurtured strong ties with her parents, siblings, and extended relatives, offering encouragement and celebrating milestones with quiet devotion. Her resilience in the face of challenges was anchored in these relationships, creating lasting memories of affection and unity across Plymouth’s suburban and rural communities.
She is survived by her mother, Brenda Andrews of Columbia City; her father, William Neff of Mishawaka; brothers Joshua (Nicole) Neff of Mishawaka and Conner Andrews of Fort Wayne; sister Caitlin Andrews of Rochester; grandmother Pat Andrews of Rochester; and several aunts and uncles. Friends are invited to gather with the family on December 23, 2025, from 12 to 1 p.m. at Earl‑Grossman Funeral Home in Argos. Funeral services will follow at 1 p.m., officiated by Rev. Chris Brown, with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery.
Jaime was preceded in death by her grandfather, Larry Andrews, and grandmother, Bonita Anderson. Her depth of relationship continues to resonate with loved ones, who find solace in the unity she fostered. The community has extended heartfelt support, recognizing the subtle yet profound role she played in everyday life through her consistent presence and care.
Jaime Lynn Neff is remembered for her dedication to the Marshall‑Starke Development Center, her unwavering devotion to family, and her gentle spirit that uplifted those around her. Her legacy endures in the bonds she strengthened and the quiet reliability she offered to relatives and community alike. In this season of remembrance, her life stands as a testament to resilience, loyalty, and heartfelt connection within the shared experiences of northern Indiana.