Robert "Robbie" Steven Kidwell

Beloved son of Susie Kidwell and Steve Kidwell, Robert "Robbie" Kidwell, passed away on Wednesday, February 21, 2024. Robbie was a lifelong resident of the Indianapolis southside graduating from Southport High School in 2003.

Robbie enjoyed cooking for his family, enjoyed playing video games, and enjoyed eating ramen with his mother whenever time allowed.  Robbie was a loyal employee of Meijer off of Southport Rd for over 22 years.

Robbie will be remembered for his kind heart and soul, being a child at heart, his love for his family and all 4-legged creatures.

Robbie is preceded in death by both maternal and paternal grandparents, an aunt, Teresa Lorenzano, and an uncle, Gary Kidwell. Robbie is survived by his parents, Susie Kidwell and Steven (Fabiane) Kidwell, siblings, Paige (Grant) Kidwell and Danny  (Shannon) Kidwell, aunts and uncles, Brenda (Sam) Adams, Charlotte Rabadi (Kidwell), and Marilyn (Frank) Hummel, Steve (Angela) Passehl, cousins Maria (James) Stumpf and Lisa (Shawn) McKain and partner John "JD" Hancock, as well as many nieces, nephews and extended cousins of his family that Robbie loved and adored. 

A Life Celebration® visitation for Robbie will be on Saturday, March 2, 2024, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM at O’Riley-Branson Funeral Service and Crematory, 6107 S. East Street, Indianapolis, IN 46227.  Funeral services will follow at 2:00 PM.  Burial will follow at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Greenwood, Indiana.

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  1. What I’ll never forget his Robbie’s quirky sense of humor and his love for animals. He had such a kind heart and was a very good friend. I will miss him forever.

  2. So my favorite moment with you is when I say Robbie, I need to go to my throne and you would say right queen you go so let me just tell you I miss you already. We will miss you tomorrow. We love you. Our hearts are broken. you are so loved and so funny at times and sometimes so serious just know that you always be in our hearts.

  3. Robbie you will be missed. You was not only co worker but a classmate. Your smile will be missed and never forget last talk about how old we was. Laughing about it being 20 year class reunion. I will miss you alot. I will see you on other side my friend. Gone way too soon

  4. Robbie you will be missed. I know I haven’t worked or seen you in a long time but we always made work fun and never boring. You will be missed.

  5. My sincere condolences to the Kidwell family. From whipping up delicious burgers at the old Fred’s Grill many years ago to being a reliable and knowledgeable resource for troubleshooting complex processes as of late, Robbie was always there to help, often stopping whatever he was doing to assist. He had a heart of gold and I always enjoyed his perfectly timed deadpan quips. The loss is great but he will be remembered by many. I am so very sorry for your loss.

  6. I’m so sorry for your loss Susie. I’m glad I was able to meet Robbie and see the sweet relationship you both shared firsthand. My heart breaks with you

  7. Paul and me send our deepest sympathy. Robbie was such a sweet, kind, caring person, one you can be so proud of. Good thoughts of him everyday.

  8. I am deeply saddened to hear of Robbie’s death. I really enjoyed seeing him almost every time I went to Meijer. Although we weren’t close, he always greeted me with a smile as I’d come up to him to say hello. I’m glad my daughter had the chance to meet him. He was such a kind soul. Rest in peace dear cousin. Give my dad a big hug from me.


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