Kelley Michelle MacCallum
12/16/1963 - 06/26/2026
Kelley Michelle MacCallum, 62, passed away on June 26, 2026. She was born on December 16, 1963.
Kelley is lovingly remembered by her sisters, Kristi Klaus of New Albany, Indiana, and Lynette Polzin of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin; her nephews, Kendrik MacCallum of Louisville, Kentucky, and Deklin MacCallum and Clayton Potter, both of Stillwater, Oklahoma; as well as eight great-nieces and great-nephews who will cherish her memory.
She was preceded in death by her mother, JoAnn Keller, and her grandparents, Charles and Margaret Keller.
Kelley was a proud 1982 graduate of Our Lady of Providence High School in Clarksville, Indiana. She continued her education at Ball State University, earning her degree before beginning a successful career with Humana, where she dedicated 20 years of service.
Kelley found great joy in traveling and especially loved taking cruises. She also had a special place in her heart for her beloved senior cats, whom she cared for with endless love and compassion.
The family extends their heartfelt gratitude to Paws & Purrs for their assistance in caring for Kelley's two senior cats. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Paws & PURRsist through their website at www.pawsnpurrsist.com.
Kelley will be remembered for her kindness, her adventurous spirit, and the love she shared with her family, friends, and treasured pets. She will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.
Service to be held at a later date.
Condolences (3)
David
Only met Kelley a few years ago while working at Humana I have met alot of people in my life but she was a jewell . To Kelley I was the old man and she would give me a gruff exterior but she really was a pussycat. She would look forward to our team meetings (Huddle time) so she would come up with games and commentary to leave us all laughing She has gone way too soon and I will think of Kelley fondly forever .
Sara C
Kelly was a sweet soul. She brought a lot of laughter, love, and fun to our team with her creative games and jokes. You are missed !
Donna
First time I met Kelley she came to Humana and we shared a cubicle. We became life long friends. On our 1st cruise we went to eat and they had onion soup, she told the waiter she wanted 20 bowls of it. What she didnt know is he would have brought her 20 bowls. I think she ate 5 and I told her she needed to tell him she was just joking. I have so many awesome memories with her, I will really miss her.