Lance Wayne Lennen

God reeled in a rugged angel, Lance Wayne Lennen, age 19, of Snow Lake, Fremont, Indiana, Monday, January 20, 2020 while he was ice fishing at Snow Lake. He was born on August 3, 2000 in Indianapolis, Indiana to Lisa Sue Lennen and John Wesley Lennen. Lance attended Fremont Schools until his sophomore year, and graduated from Prairie Heights High School in 2019. Survivors include his mother, Lisa Lennen (Don Cary) of Snow Lake, Fremont, Indiana, his father, John Lennen (Nicole Shaffer) of Snow Lake, Fremont, Indiana, his younger brother and confidant, Lucas Lennen of Snow Lake, Fremont, Indiana, beloved grandparents, Wayne & Bonnie Spallinger of Pleasant Lake, Indiana, and Carolyn Lennen of Daleville, Indiana, aunts and uncles, David (Ramona) Lennen of Washington, Indiana, Steve (Sheila) Lennen of Kernersville, North Carolina, Phil Lennen (Amy Miller) of Arcadia, Lori Kelley of Daleville, Indiana, Brian (Kim) Lennen of Fort Wayne, Indiana, several cousins. He will also be missed by his loving girlfriend, Kiah Conner of Angola, Indiana, and an intimate group of close friends from both the lakes area and from sports. Lance was preceded in death by a grandfather, Leroy Lennen, and great-grandparents, Alice & Gerald Spallinger, Willadean & Howard Rodman, Alfred & Bernice Stephens, and Porter & Anna Mae Lennen. Lance was always drawn to the outdoors. He was a natural athlete, with a particular affinity for baseball, and as an avid hunter and fisherman he spent every spare moment he had on the lake or in the woods. He so loved being outside that he couldn’t stand working indoors; jobs he enjoyed were always outside, allowing for him to make use of his vibrant, energetic personality and strength. Lance was most recently employed with Your Guy Tree Service of Fremont, Indiana. Calling hours will be held from 4-8 pm Friday, January 24, 2020 at Beams Funeral Home, Fremont, Indiana. Memorial Services will be held at 2 pm Saturday, January 25, 2020 at Beams Funeral Home, with Rev, John Boyanowski officiating. There will also be one hour of calling Saturday prior to the Memorial Service at Beams Funeral Home. Memorial donations in his memory may be directed to the Community Humane Shelter of Steuben County, PO Box 204 Angola, 46703.