Abigail Zentz Funeral Expenses

   Those who know the Zentz family know how amazing they truly are. This family is genuinely one of the sweetest family's I know and would go out of their way to help anyone in need and bless those around them in any way they can. The Zentz family is currently experiencing a very unexpected loss of a daughter, sister, and friend. This page is being set up to help with costs related to her passing and bless the Zentz family during their time of grief.  

  

 All donations will be going directly to the family and I know they will forever be grateful for any gift.  If you are unable to donate, I ask that you please share this page, but most importantly,  I ask that you take a minute to pray for the family during this season of life. Speaking to them, I know they are rejoicing that Abigail is now in the presence of the Lord fully healed from all physical ailments but grieving in the hole that is left here on earth. 

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Below is Abigails obituary and just a few memories and favorites attributes from some of Abigails sisters

Abigail J. Zentz, 20, of Goshen died Thursday, March 11, 2021 at Riley Children’s Hospital, Indianapolis.

She was born January 10, 2001 in Goshen to Jon and Constance (Chase) Zentz.

They survive along with eight siblings, Sarah (Tim) Lang of Elkhart, Rebekah (Matt) Bohlen of Three Rivers, Michigan, Rachel, Matthew, Caleb, Josiah, Hannah and Ethan Zentz, all at home; a nephew, Caleb Lang; a niece, Annalie Bohlen; and maternal grandparents, Brian and Phyllis Chase of Sarasota, Florida.

She was preceded in death by her paternal grandparents, Dallas and Norma Zentz.

Abigail enjoyed participating in 4-H club projects, fantasizing over horses, listening to music while playing at the piano, and expressing her fashion sense

Visitation will begin at 10 a.m., Saturday, March 13, 2021 at Pine Ridge Bible Church, 16769 C.R. 20, Goshen, where an 11 a.m. funeral service will be conducted.  Pastor Ed Arnold will officiate.

Burial will follow at Elkhart Prairie Cemetery, Goshen.

Memorial gifts in Abigail’s honor may be directed to Operation Christmas Child through Samaritan’s Purse, P.O. Box 3000, Boone, North Carolina 28607 or give online at www.samaritanspurse.org

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Rachel shared:  

"Her love of horses...she LOVED horses...when she was very little she got to work and ride with Christine Schaubert on Black.

I loved her smile and when she would laugh over funny things people would do around her or some inside joke she had with a sibling...when/ as she was being mischievous... I loved how she would play the piano and really enjoy it even though she didn't play the piano like someone who took lessons.

She loved going on car rides and having the windows down so that the wind was blowing in her face...she would get so excited and laugh...I think she liked going fast...and she didn't get a ton of opportunities on earth to do so...but I can only imagine how much she's able to in heaven.." 

Sarah shared about Abigail: 

"Loved purple most of her life (later she switched to blue as her favorite color!), loved watching football, being with family, going to beaches and parks and zoos, anything horses or unicorns, playing on the piano. Loved being mischievous and then us realizing she was being mischievous. Loved both grandpas very much (especially the one she's now with in heaven). Loved her nephew and niece."

Rebekah's favorite memory was when she kidnapped Abigail and took her to the zoo and just had a good time hanging out with her. At the end of the trip, she asked Abigail if she wanted a treat and she said no except for pop. Because pop makes everything better.