Tiffany Loree Clupper, 47, of Wabash, Indiana, was a strong, caring, fiercely loving woman who was stubborn and never afraid to tell you exactly what was on her mind.
Raised in Wabash, Tiffany loved life on the family farm, loud country music, red nail polish, her family, and a good cuss word. She had an infectious laugh that could fill a room and a personality that made her impossible to forget. She was every kind of stubborn imaginable, and if you ever tried to tell her she was wrong, well, good f*****g luck. She always had something to say for just about every situation, and if you were feeling sorry for yourself or complaining a little too much, you were likely to hear, “Suck it up, buttercup” or “Cry me a river.” She had a way of telling it like it was, whether you wanted to hear it or not, and those sayings were just another part of what made her so unapologetically herself.
Above all else, Tiffany loved her family. She was the kind of mom who might spank you when you needed it, give you an earful you wouldn’t soon forget, and then make sure you knew she loved you by the end of the day. She loved fiercely, protected her people, and opened her heart not only to the four children she gave birth to, but also to three more little ones she was called to love and care for.
Tiffany shared her life with her husband, KJ Clupper, her partner through all of life’s ups and downs. Together, they built a life on the family farm, surrounded by the people and memories that meant the most to them. Anyone who knew Tiffany knows that life with her was never going to be boring.
Just seven months ago, Tiffany gained a new title when she became a grandma to Everett Shepler. Although her time as a grandma was not what anyone had hoped it would be, Everett will always be a special part of her family and her story. The love she had for her family, and the love that will be passed down to him through the stories, memories, and laughter she leaves behind, will always be a part of his life.
Tiffany is the beloved daughter of Suzie (Jim) Lewis and Jack (MaryAnn) Bever; wife of KJ Clupper; and mother of Danielle (Colt) Shepler, Gabrielle (Isaiah Eis) Wagoner, Izabielle (Brandon Lawson) Wagoner, and Kale (Bailee Strickler) Clupper. She also lovingly cared for Lhuna, KC, and Knox Clupper. She is survived by her grandson, Everett Shepler, and her siblings Nathan (Kelly) Bever and Jakob Bever.
Tiffany will be remembered for her enormous heart, her stubborn spirit, her loud music, her red nails, her colorful vocabulary, and the laugh that could make everyone around her laugh, too. She wasn’t perfect, never pretended to be, and wouldn’t have wanted anyone sugarcoating a damn thing. She was simply, unapologetically Tiffany.
There will never be another quite like her, and if there were, she’d probably have something to say about it.
There will be a Celebration of Tiffany’s Life from 1:00 – 3:00 pm, Saturday, October 17, 2026 at the Lagro Fellowship Church. Arrangements by Grandstaff-Hentgen Funeral Service, Wabash.
Preferred memorial is to Tiffany’s family for medical expenses.
The memorial guest book for Tiffany may be signed at www.grandstaff-hentgen.com.
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