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 "We wanted to make sure that women had clothes and help them find jobs, get the services and benefits that they needed, that kind of thing," said Beward, who stayed in contact with Shelton after moving to Maryland about four years ago.

It was just one of many fundraisers Shelton organized. Another was a 2017 concert and motorcycle ride to help the families of Abby Williams and Libby German, the young girls who went missing in Delphi and were later found dead. Finding their killer was a cause Shelton continued to support on her Facebook page.

Just a month before her death, Shelton organized a celebration of life for a local musician. And when it was over, as was typical, Shelton took to Facebook to thank everyone else who helped with the event.

"We shed a few tears today and a whole lot of laughs. We had so much food we didn't have room to sit it all out," she wrote in the Feb. 9, 2020, post. "Danny we all miss you terribly & love you so much but we know you are playing in that Band in Heaven with Dean Kennedy & the rest of your friends pain free & healthy."

"To know Birdie was to love her. She is definitely a legend in my eyes and throughout the city of Indianapolis," said Penney Bray, who has started a GoFundMe page to help pay for Shelton's funeral and other expenses.

Contributed by the Indianapolis Star I Got But I Want All of You to Stay Away from Me Shirt

The EMS family of Scott Gordon, his coworkers and friends and some whose lives he saved gathered for a final farewell to the EMT/paramedic lost to the COVID-19 pandemic.

On a windswept rainy tarmac near Cummins Aviation at the Columbus Municipal Airport, two Columbus fire trucks displayed a huge American flag over the dais, where co-workers and EMS officials honored Gordon’s legacy to Columbus Regional Health’s ambulance service and his service in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne.

A Columbus Regional Health ambulance covered in a black shroud was nearby. Columbus and fire department honor guards, along with bagpipers, flanked the dais, and dozens of Gordon’s co-workers wearing masks huddled together at the front, several weeping and sharing hugs during the ceremony and when the bugler played “Taps.”

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