to Indianapolis where her husband Joe accepted a new position working for American United Life. Lillian enthusiastically embraced this move and became very active in their new parish, St. Luke Catholic Church, and the broader Catholic community. She was an early participant in the Cursillo Movement in South Bend and afterward helped support the Cursillo movement in the Indianapolis area. She served on Cursillo teams many times and encouraged others to embrace the Cursillo motto:"Bring a friend to Christ." Joe and Lillian were both very active at St. Luke Catholic Church. They served as the leaders of the Engaged Couples Sponsor Program for many years and were outstanding role models for countless young couples beginning their married life together. Lillian served as an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion in her parish and at St. Vincent Hospital. She was also a faithful volunteer with Little Sisters of the Poor. Lillian's activities were not limited to her church. She was an avid bowler and swam at Hill Top with friends for many years. She also enjoyed being a member of a neighborhood Bunko group. She was a long-time Notre Dame football fan. Lillian's creativity was revealed in her crafts, and she often displayed her handiwork at craft shows in the Indianapolis area. Throughout her life, she was very proud of her Hungarian ancestry and often made Hungarian food for her friends and family. Lillian loved all of the special holidays and enjoyed a wonderful reputation for dressing with a flair for each of those occasions. Lillian is survived by her husband Joseph, her sister Irene Ziolkowski, and many nieces and nephews. Visitation will be held at Leppert Funeral Home in Nora from 2-5 p.m. on Friday, July 7, 2017. Her Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Saturday, July 8, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. with a brief visitation before Mass from 10:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to St. Luke Catholic Church, Little Sisters of the Poor, Miracle Place in Indianapolis, or to the donor's choice.