Victor, Montana - Audrey M. Delcamp, 90, passed away peacefully on Friday, Feb. 6, at her daughter Rhonda's home in Victor, Montana.

She was born on Aug. 19, 1935, in Mishawaka, Indiana, to the late Walter Maxwell Ort and Mamie (Meyer) Ort.

Audrey was the youngest of the Ort sisters who preceded her in death, Joan L. Smith, Norma J. Wertz Daniels, and Shirley M. Comfort.

Audrey spent much of her life in Mishawaka before moving to Greenfield, Indiana, and later to Victor, Montana.

A graduate of Mishawaka High School in 1953, Audrey married Ronald I. Delcamp on July 17, 1954. Together they raised three daughters, Becky (Bob) Hall, Rhonda (Dean) Hardi, and Rachele (Tom) Hill.

Audrey was a devoted member of Gospel Center Missionary Church in South Bend and co-owned Michiana Mack Trucks with her husband. She later retired from Crown International in Elkhart.

Audrey's faith was the cornerstone of her life. As a prayer warrior with a tender heart for others, she prayed daily for her family and found joy in encouraging those around her through heartfelt notes and cards. Her love for God and her family was evident in every aspect of her life.

She created a warm and loving home where family and friends were always welcome.

Audrey was known for her great sense of humor and quick wit.

She enjoyed caring for her pet cats, feeding the birds, and cheering on her favorite football teams.

Audrey cherished her role as "Grandma D," "Grams," or "Great-Grammy" to her eleven grandchildren and twenty-two great-grandchildren. Each one held a special place in her heart and carries fun stories and treasured memories of her love and wisdom.

Audrey's greatest joy was her family, whom she raised with unwavering Christian values.

A private burial will take place at Fairview Cemetery in Mishawaka, with a Celebration of Life planned at a later date.

Audrey's family takes comfort knowing she is now at peace in her eternal home with Jesus.

May her legacy of love and faith continue to inspire all who knew her.