Joseph Oppy
02/25/1993-11/10/2025
Joseph Oppy passed away November 10, 2025 at his home in Andrews, Indiana. He is survived by his mother Carla Dailey(Worthington), his siblings William Oppy and Joyce Davis, his 3 children Nevaeh, Mya, and Harleigh as well as 2 nieces and 2 nephews. He is preceded in death by his father William E. Oppy. Joe spent his life battling his own mind and was always his own worst enemy. However, he was also an individual full of potential and good intentions. He was the kind of person who didn't know a stranger and would stop what he was doing to help you finish your project often leaving his own projects forgotten. Those who knew him listened to his jokes, his constant music, and his big ideas. They saw the pure heart through the brokenness.
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Condolences (7)
Joyce
Happy birthday. I love you. I miss you. My heart is still broken. I don’t have words to describe how hard life is without you. You drove me crazy with worry at times, but you more often grounded me when my brain was exhausted from running in overdrive. My drives in the car remain silent as I can’t even bring myself to turn on the music. It’s hurts too much. I know I will survive, but it will be so much more of a fight without you. The only positive now is only of us is hurting.
Joyce
Just stopping to say I miss you. In so many ways you were the person who kept me grounded when I was overwhelmed. You are person who found a way to drag me out of my shell and laugh. You helped me have fun and be silly. I am going to miss our loud, long conversations about 7 topics at once and our bickering over who controlled the radio. I am so sorry I couldn’t do more for you, but I never doubt you knew how much I loved you. You only dropped to second place as my favorite human the day Amelia was born. Thank you for being a part of my life. Your “seeeester” loves you.
Jess
Joe,
You were always so kind. I didn’t get to know you for very long but you were quickly a best friend. I’m so sorry I couldn’t be there for you. You are so missed already.
JP for Tyler Hiner
He is and always will be a best friend a soul brother and will never be forgotten weighs heavy on the mind that couldn’t be there to help in Joe’s time of need. Hugs and prayers to all his family that was family to Tyler 🙏
Carol BartromCarol Bartrom
Joe grew up in our neighborhood alongside our daughter. I can still picture him as a young boy playing in the backyard with the neighborhood kids. Full of energy, laughter and that easy smile he never seemed to lose.
As he grew into adulthood, he carried those same qualities with him. He was always respectful, always kind, and always willing to take the time to say hello and ask how we were doing. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family 🙏🏼❤️