Micah R. Meeks-Johnson

Micah R. Meeks-Johnson, 41, of Terre Haute passed away on Thursday, March 3, 2022.  He was a Paramedic and Instructor for Parke County, Indiana.  Micah was born July 14, 1980 in Indianapolis, IN to James “Jim” Meeks-Johnson and Sally Meeks.

Survivors include his wife, Kimberly Cahill Meeks-Johnson of Terre Haute;  two sons, Mason Meeks-Johnson and Caleb Meeks-Johnson both of Terre Haute;  a step-son, Ian Chalos (Meagan) of Denham Springs, LA;  two step-daughters, Kassie Chalos and Keely Thomas (Dave) both of Terre Haute;  his mother and father, Jim and Sally Meeks-Johnson of Lawrence, IN;  and two grandsons, Aiden Hutchens and Connor Francis.  Also surviving are three brothers, Jaysin Meeks-Johnson (Rue) of Adams, MA, Elia Meeks-Johnson (Diana) of Portland, OR and T.J. Meeks-Johnson of Dubuque, IA;  three sisters, Rachel Meeks-Johnson of Portland, OR, Heather Meeks-Johnson of Bloomington, IN and Amanda Meeks-Johnson of Marion, IN;  his mother and father-in-law, James and Lyndia Cahill of Terre Haute;  sister-in-law, Kerrie Archer (Jimmy) of Terre Haute;  nieces and nephews, Victor, Vivian, Violette and Ellie;  and numerous aunts uncles and cousins.  He was preceded in death by a brother-in-law, Jason Cahill.

Micah served with Parke County EMS for 4 years.  He was a Primary Instructor with the agency that was in the process of teaching the very first EMT-B class held in their facility in over 20 years.  Micah was dedicated, loyal, hardworking, and always honest.  Micah was proud of his accomplishments as a Paramedic, but far more than that, he was proud of his family.  He dedicated his life to his wife and 2 sons and showed no greater joy than when he spoke of their time together and their accomplishments.  Micah was happiest when he was spending time with his family enjoying their sports and activities.  He loved music, played the guitar and wrote songs.  He was interested in all athletics and sports especially basketball and soccer with the kids.   Micah was a sympathetic and loving parent who taught by example and always had time to explain any questions at anytime.  He always shocked his sons by his vast knowledge of anything asked.

Private family arrangements will take place at Callahan & Hughes Funeral Home, 605 South 25 ^th Street.  If friends should so desire, memorial contributions may be made to Parke County EMS, 110 E. High Street, Rockville, IN 47872.  Funeral information and tributes may be found at www.callahanandhughes.com .