Arlene Kay Kinsey

Arlene Kay Kinsey, born on June 1, 1952, in Elkhart, Indiana, departed this world on February 23, 2025, at her home in White Pigeon. Her journey through life was marked by love, dedication, and an unyielding spirit, characteristics that endeared her to everyone fortunate enough to know her.

A graduate of Elkhart High School, Arlene embarked on a fascinating career with Crown International. For two decades, she poured her heart into working with speakers, microphones, and stage lighting, summoning the magic of sound and illumination to countless events. Her dedication and drive were evident in every project she undertook, leaving a lasting impact on those who had the pleasure of collaborating with her.

Arlene was more than just her work; she was a remarkable sister, mother, and aunt. She cherished her time with her brothers, Douglas and Gregory Rouch. Together, they created countless memories, including the thrill of road trips spent chasing and tracking down the elusive Bigfoot, a family tradition that will surely remain in the hearts of many as a testament to her adventurous spirit.

Arlene’s personality was truly one of a kind; she was loving, caring, and always there for those she held dear. In recent years, she found joy in reconnecting with her daughter, Lizzy, a relationship that brought her immense happiness. She also leaves behind her son, Christopher, and a close-knit family comprising nephews Adam and Rodney, and niece Heidi.

Arlene was preceded in death by her beloved parents, Paul Rouch and Beverly Rouch. Although she may have departed from this earth, the memories she crafted and the love she shared will forever live on in the hearts of her family and friends. As they gather to celebrate her extraordinary life, they will remember Arlene as a devoted mother, a loving sister, and a cherished friend, whose legacy is woven into the fabric of their lives.