Shelby Hunn

Shelby Louise Hunn (January 17, 2005 - September 21, 2018) was born in Southampton, New York. Shelby moved with her family to Indiana when she was four years old. She was well loved by all she knew and will be sorely missed.

She was involved in running club, track, soccer, and tennis. She loved being a member of the Zionsville Middle School Girls Tennis Team. Shelby was agile, athletic, and competitive too. Her friends said she could beat them at tennis and still make them laugh.

Shelby was a very happy, bubbly, outgoing, and sweet person who made friends wherever she went.

She was passionate about arts and crafts and spending time with her friends. Like her brother Harrison, she was an avid reader and a deeply compassionate person.

Shelby was a very faithful girl, even offering to pray for a friend in need just this past week. She attended Traders Point Christian Church and eteen Bible Study.

Both Shelby and her brother Harrison, loved being silly and bringing laughter to their lives and to others.

Preceded in death by Fredric A. Hunn, paternal grandfather. Survivors include: her mother, Stephanie Reece; grandparents, Mary Lou Stark, Merrill Reece, Sr. (Gale), Joyce Hunn; great aunts, Margery Martin, Dale Leff, and Becky Acheson; aunts and uncles, Merrill Reece, Jr. (Dana Creek), Claire Shelton (Scott), Marci Hunn, Terry Joyce (Pat), Lorri Winebar (Gary), Christina Markey; cousins, Jacob, Lexia, Luke, and Graham Shelton, Ryan and Adam Winebar, Colin, Kasey, and Julia Joyce, Christian Markey IV; and extended family. Father, Michael Hunn, deceased.

In lieu of flowers, the Harrison and Shelby Hunn Memorial Scholarship Fund has been established through the Central Indiana Tennis Association Foundation. The link may be found here: https://associationmembership.com/citf/

Calling will take place on Thursday, September 27, from 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, followed by a celebration of life at Traders Point Christian Church in Whitestown, Indiana.

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