Aushette Lorenzo Session Thompson

Aushette Lorenzo Session Thompson was a 28-year-old man known to family and community in Indianapolis. Public records and news reporting identify him by his full name and age; beyond these verified details, the public record about Aushette’s daily life and personal interests is limited in widely available sources. What is clear from reliable reporting is that he was a young adult whose life belonged to his loved ones, neighbors, and the local places where he lived and moved.

Though published personal remembrances or a funeral-home notice matching his full name and date of death were not located in the sources consulted, the fact of Aushette’s life and the loss felt by those who knew him remain important. He appears in local records and memorial listings that remember people killed with firearms, which record his full name and the date of his death as December 30, 2021. Those listings place him in the context of Indianapolis and identify him as someone taken far too soon at age 28.

Because direct family-published obituaries or detailed memorials were not found in the public archives searched, this remembrance honors Aushette by centering his personhood rather than the circumstances of his death. Even when public facts are sparse, each name represents relationships and ordinary days shared with others—meals, conversations, work, hopes, and the small kindnesses that make up a life. It is appropriate to imagine that Aushette mattered to people who called him son, brother, friend, or neighbor; those private attachments are the truest measure of his life’s value.

Aushette’s death on December 30, 2021, was reported by established local news outlets and is recorded in public memorial databases. For those who wish to pay respects, remember him not only in the date of his passing but in the quiet significance of a life lived among family and community. May his memory be held with dignity and compassion by all who loved him.