Christy Claborn Obituary, Honoring A Distinguished Associate

April 2024 · 2 minute read

Christy Claborn Obituary, Death Cause – We convey the news of our dear friend and colleague Christy Claborn’s untimely demise with heavy hearts and profound grief. There is a huge hole in our hearts and the healthcare community after Christy’s sudden death this morning. But the lasting impression she made over her thirteen years of devoted work as an Indiana Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) member will ensure that her legacy never fades. Christy has a genuinely admirable level of dedication and enthusiasm for her work.

She devoted her life to advancing the area of trauma treatment while serving as president and trauma chair of the Indy Roadrunners Chapter 134. She was a committed coordinator of the Trauma Nurse Core Course (TNCC) and a teacher of Stop the Bleed; this year, she also generously volunteered to serve as the Indiana Quality, Safety, and Injury Prevention (QSIP) chair. As the manager of the trauma program at Franciscan Indianapolis, Christy played a key role in helping the organization achieve level three trauma verification earlier this year. Her influence will be felt for years to come because of her steadfast devotion to enhancing trauma treatment.

Beyond her career achievements, Christy was a kind and kind friend. Many people were impacted by her support and generosity, which makes her passing all the more devastating. We are sending Christy’s family our deepest sympathies during this difficult time. As soon as the arrangements are decided upon, specifics will be given. We are struck once again by the enormous influence one person can have on the lives of countless others as we grieve the passing of a remarkable nurse, friend, and leader. Although Christy Claborn will be greatly missed, her legacy will always encourage us to pursue greatness in both our personal and professional life.

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